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BATUMI

Ancient history, light and dynamic architecture, sunny seaside, boulevard, Batumi Botanical Garden, delicious Adjarian cuisine and many entertaining places, cultural or leisure destinations make this city incredible and it attracts many visitors. It is very popular not only across the republic but also across the region.

2.2 MILLION TOURISTS

FOUNDED IN 1866

Batumi was founded in 1866 as a small fishing village, and over time it grew into a bustling port city.

Population 150,000 people

Today, Batumi has over 150,000 inhabitants and is one of the largest cities in Georgia.

The growth of the tourist flow ensures a high load of hotel rooms.

Types of turism

What makes Georgia an appealing investment destination?

Sea tourism

Mtsvane Kontskhi or Green Cape is one of Georgia's most beautiful seaside resorts. It is situated 9 km away from Batumi and 70-92 meter above sea level

Culture tourism

Georgia has been a touristic destination since ancient times. Many people from Asia and Europe have come to Georgia for its rich nature and environment.

Eco tourism

Georgia thanks to the rich cultural heritage and a wide range of ecosystems, from subtropical rainforests, mountain steppes to alpine ecosystems, offers a huge potential for the development of various forms of ecotourism

Gastro tourism

Food tourism in Georgia is a feast of national and regional specialties reflective of the country's dramatic history along the Great Silk Road.

MICE tourism

Numerous international, quality events that are regularly held in Adjara, has earned the region a leading place on the transnational market of MICE. Modern and well-equipped infrastructure, delicious local and Asian cuisine, world-class services, the charming environment is all that determine the development of this specific type of tourism in Adjara.

Mountain Tourism

The mountainous region of Ajara includes the Keda, Khulo and Shuakhevi municipalities. Each of them is full of rich and diverse natural beauty.

history of batumi

Archeological activities performed at the entrance of the city, within the territory of the Qorolistqali river, declared that people were inhabited there in the first – second millennium B.C. and had close trade relations to neighbours. The hill called Tamari citadel was considered the center of Batumi. That was economic and cultural center in the Qorolistqali gorge.

Batumi, the maritime gate of Georgia, is one of the oldest and strategic town. It has two thousand year old history. In Batumi, once was made it’s own money.

The City was built on the 16,6 Kilometer cost of the Black sea from north-East to the South-West. It has deep, safe and natural harbour on the coast of Batumi Bay.

Primary information about batumi, appeared in works of the fourth century B.C Greek philosopher Aristotle. He named the city situated by the black sea in Colcha “batusi” is a Greek geographer phlavius ariane. “batusi” is a Greek word and means “deep”. Indeed Batumi, after Sevastopole, has the deepest and the most convenient harbour.

Archeological activities performed at the entrance of the city, within the territory of the Qorolistqali river, declared that people were inhabited there in the first – second millennium B.C. and had close trade relations to neighbours. The hill called Tamari citadel was considered the center of Batumi. That was economic and cultural center in the Qorolistqali gorge.

Batumi, the maritime gate of Georgia, is one of the oldest and strategic town. It has two thousand year old history. In Batumi, once was made it’s own money.

The City was built on the 16,6 Kilometer cost of the Black sea from north-East to the South-West. It has deep, safe and natural harbour on the coast of Batumi Bay.

Primary information about batumi, appeared in works of the fourth century B.C Greek philosopher Aristotle. He named the city situated by the black sea in Colcha “batusi” is a Greek geographer phlavius ariane. “batusi” is a Greek word and means “deep”. Indeed Batumi, after Sevastopole, has the deepest and the most convenient harbour.

Batumi: A Year-Round Beauty Through All Four Seasons