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Batumi is Georgia's summer capital on the Black Sea — a palm-lined boulevard running for kilometres, modern towers beside a restored old town, and green subtropical hills that roll down to the pebble beaches. Evenings belong to the seafront: the moving Ali & Nino sculpture, the fountains and cafés open late. Beyond the city are botanical gardens, waterfalls and the mountain villages of Adjara, all an easy drive away. Spend eight days here, or pair a few Batumi nights with Tbilisi and the Caucasus.
Duration 8 days · 7 nights
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Highlights
What you'll see
Batumi Boulevard
Kilometres of seafront promenade with gardens, cycle lanes, cafés and a Ferris wheel — best at sunset.
Ali & Nino and the Alphabet Tower
The steel lovers glide together and apart every evening beside the tower that celebrates the Georgian alphabet.
Batumi Botanical Garden
A vast hillside garden above the sea, with plants from around the world and sweeping coastal views.
Makhuntseti Waterfall & Queen Tamar Bridge
A short drive into Adjara's hills: a tall waterfall and an arched medieval stone bridge over the river.
Argo cable car
Glide from the city up into the hills for a panorama of the boulevard, the port and the sea.
Gonio Fortress & Kvariati
Roman-era fortress walls south of the city, then clear water and a quieter beach at Kvariati.
When to Go
Seasonal guide
Batumi is a summer destination first, with a humid subtropical climate and frequent rain. June: warm days and quieter beaches before the peak. July – August: the warmest sea and the busiest boulevard, with peak demand from Jordanian and Gulf families — book early. September: the sea is still warm and the crowds thin out — our favourite. October – May: cooler and rainier; good for a city break and the Botanical Garden rather than beach days.
Sample Itinerary
Day by day
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Day 1 — Arrival · boulevard evening: Transfer to your seafront hotel, a sunset walk along the boulevard and dinner with Adjarian khachapuri.
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Day 2 — City day: The old town, Europe Square and the Piazza, the Argo cable car, then the Ali & Nino sculpture and the fountains after dark.
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Day 3 — Botanical Garden · beach afternoon: A morning in the Botanical Garden above the sea, then a relaxed afternoon on the beach.
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Day 4 — Adjara hills: Makhuntseti Waterfall and Queen Tamar Bridge, lunch in a mountain village with local cheese and honey.
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Day 5 — Gonio · Kvariati: Gonio Fortress in the morning, then swimming and lunch by the clear water at Kvariati.
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Day 6 — Green Cape · Chakvi tea hills: The coastal gardens of the Green Cape and the tea plantations of Chakvi, with the evening free.
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Day 7 — At leisure: A free day for the beach, shopping or a spa, or a short flight to Tbilisi if you are combining both cities.
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Day 8 — Departure: A last walk on the boulevard and your airport transfer.
What's Included
Return flights from Amman, direct or with one connection depending on your dates
Hotels in Batumi, close to the seafront, chosen to suit your budget and travel style
Airport and intercity transfers with a private driver
Guided sightseeing days, with an Arabic- or English-speaking guide where available
Travel insurance on request
Good to Know
Before you travel
Entry: Jordanian passport holders can visit Georgia without a visa for tourism and stay up to one year, as confirmed with the Embassy of Georgia in Amman in September 2026. Entry rules can change, so check the current rule shortly before you travel.
Weather: pack a light rain jacket even in summer — Batumi is far rainier than Tbilisi.
Beaches: Batumi's beaches are pebble; water shoes make swimming more comfortable.
Currency: the Georgian lari (GEL). Cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants and shops.
Batumi questions
When is the best time to visit Batumi?
June to September for beach weather, with September warm and quieter. The rest of the year suits a city break rather than swimming.
Are Batumi's beaches sandy?
Mostly pebble. Many hotels have beach areas with loungers, and water shoes make swimming more comfortable.
Can I visit Batumi and Tbilisi on one trip?
Yes. The domestic flight takes about an hour, or you can travel by road or train through western Georgia. We split the nights to suit your pace.
Do Jordanians need a visa for Georgia?
No. Jordanian passport holders can enter Georgia without a visa for tourism and stay up to one year (confirmed with the Embassy of Georgia in Amman, September 2026). Entry rules can change, so check the current rule shortly before you travel.
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