Flights to Batumi starting from SAR569*

Batumi, the capital city of Ajaria, is a charismatic city located along the stunning waters of the Black Sea. The Batumi weather hits highs of 28°C in July and August, making it the perfect summer holiday destination. With an eclectic mix of architecture, a bustling boulevard and a beautiful beach, the seaside town of Batumi is packed with things to see and do for every kind of traveller. The official and majority language in Batumi is Georgian; however, English, Russian, and Turkish are also commonly spoken. The official currency for Batumi is Georgian Lari. Explore the city for yourself by booking a low-cost fare with flynas.

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Things to do in Batumi

Searching for the best things to do in Batumi? Whether you choose to visit the quaint old town, eat fresh seafood in the local restaurants or relax on the sandy shores, there’s so much more to Batumi than just beach holidays. However you choose to explore the vibrant city, there’s something to see and do for every traveller.

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Visit top attractions in Batumi

• Botanical Garden

Located 9km from the city centre, the Batumi Botanical Garden boasts one of the widest varieties of flora in the world. It’s also one of the best places in Batumi to catch a view of the Black Sea and the city skyline.

• Batumi Boulevard

Batumi Boulevard is the main and most visited sightseeing of the city. During the height of the summer season, the seashore is busy with cafés, restaurants and entertainment. In the off-season, it’s simply a beautiful seaside boulevard.

• Dancing Fountains

Located on the Batumi Boulevard, the dancing fountains in Batumi are a great way to cool down during the hot summer months. The fountains operate throughout the day with a stunning light show in the evenings.

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Experience new activities in Batumi

• The Makhuntseti Waterfall

Just a 30-minute drive from Batumi, the Makhuntseti Waterfall flows powerfully in the picturesque hills, surrounded by beautiful scenery.

• Batumi Archaeological Museum

The Batumi Archeological Museum is one of the oldest Georgian museums. It was founded in 1994 and is one of the most important scientific, educational and cultural centres in Georgia. The museum presents a variety of materials found in the territory of Adjara, which includes periods from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages.

• Argo Cable Car

The Argo Cable Car offers panoramic views of rooftops, sea, and lush hills that surround the area. At 250m above sea level, the Argo sightseeing centre provides visitors with some unmatched views.

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Indulge your taste with Batumi Food

• Khinkali

Considered to be one of the national dishes of the country, Khinkali is water and flour dough parcels stuffed with various meat and non-meat fillings.

• Chikhirtma

Chikhirtma is a flavoursome traditional Georgian soup. It consists of chicken pieces, onions, eggs, flour, vinegar, water, and seasonings such as salt, bay leaves, and coriander. It has a slightly sour flavour and a thick, creamy consistency.

• Khachapuri

This simple cheese bread known as khachapuri is the most famous dish in Georgia. The delicious cheese bread is covered in butter and filled with Sulguni or Imeretian cheese and egg yolk.

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Best located hotels in Batumi

Batumi offers a variety of welcoming stays for travellers. There are many hotels to choose from in the city to suit solo travellers, couples or families.

Here are few suggestions:

• The Admiral Hotel

Conveniently located in Batumi city centre, the Admiral Hotel is just a 3-minute walk from Black Sea beach and a 5-minute walk from Batumsky Boulevard.

• Piazza Four Colours

Close to some of Batumi's most famous landmarks, such as the Church of St. Nicholas and Astronomical Clock, Piazza Four Colours is an excellent destination for tourists. The stunning hotel is conveniently located in the centre of Batumi, 200 yards from the Black Sea coast.

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Transportation in Batumi

Travelling around Batumi has never been so easy. The main types of public transport in the city are buses, minibuses and taxis. While locals will encourage you to use taxis to get around, be aware that they are a more expensive form of transport. Buses are a much cheaper option and a great experience. Another popular Batumi transportation option is to ride the Marshrutka, which is a van that functions similar to a taxi. It's also available to rent your own car during your stay.