Beaches
Batumi Beach
Batumi's main pebble beach, running about 7 km along the Black Sea beside Batumi Boulevard.
The city's main beach stretches for about 7 km along the Black Sea. It is mostly pebbles rather than sand, and it runs alongside Batumi Boulevard: the leafy Old Boulevard, laid out in the late 19th century, and the more modern New Boulevard with its sculptures and cycle paths.
You can rent sunbeds and umbrellas, and cafés and bars line the shore. In peak season there are banana boats, parasailing, jet skis and boat trips. GNTA says the warmest, driest months are July to mid-September, with the sea at about 27–28°C in high summer.
Good to know
- Wear thick-soled flip-flops or beach shoes on the pebbles (GNTA).
- Keep an eye on your things in busy areas. GNTA notes reports of petty theft.
- Carry some small notes, because not every vendor takes cards.
Sources
Facts checkedFacts checked by Kartvelio on 20 October 2026.
The guide text is written with AI from the sources below; Kartvelio checks the facts.
- Guide to Batumi Beach – Georgian National Tourism Administration, consulted on 20 October 2026
- Batumi Boulevard – Visit Ajara, consulted on 20 October 2026
