Batumi

Batumi, a vibrant seaside city on Georgia’s Black Sea coast, is known for its subtropical climate, modern architecture, and lively atmosphere. Often called the “Pearl of the Black Sea,” Batumi is a popular destination for both locals and international tourists, especially during the summer months. The city’s waterfront Batumi Boulevard is a beautiful promenade lined with palm trees, cafes, sculptures, and fountains, providing a scenic spot for strolls along the coast.

Batumi’s skyline is a mix of futuristic buildings and historical structures, including unique landmarks like the Alphabetic Tower, which celebrates the Georgian script, and the Ali and Nino statue, a moving sculpture symbolizing love. The city also has a charming old town area with cobblestone streets, colorful 19th-century buildings, and quaint cafes.

Batumi is surrounded by natural beauty, including Batumi Botanical Garden, a lush oasis overlooking the Black Sea, and the nearby Mtirala National Park, known for its waterfalls, hiking trails, and rich biodiversity. Batumi’s casinos, vibrant nightlife, and beach resorts make it a lively destination, while the delicious Georgian cuisine and warm hospitality add to its appeal as a memorable seaside getaway.