Autonomous Republic of Adjara
Georgia's Black Sea resort region, where the Batumi Boulevard, a botanical garden and an old fortress sit alongside mountain and sea scenery with a subtropical feel.
The Autonomous Republic of Adjara lies in the southwest corner of Georgia, bordered by the Black Sea to the west and Türkiye to the south. Its capital, Batumi, is the country's most important seaside resort city. Along the coast you'll find the Batumi Boulevard, the Batumi Botanical Garden, the Roman fortress of Gonio and beaches such as Kobuleti. Inland, the mountains hold Mtirala National Park, Makhuntseti Waterfall and ancient stone arch bridges. The climate is humid subtropical with plenty of rain, and summer is peak beach season. Batumi International Airport and the Sarpi land border crossing are the main gateways, and trains and roads connect the region with Tbilisi.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Classic East-West Georgia Route – Depart from Tbilisi, travel through Kakheti, Kazbegi, and Kutaisi, and end at the Black Sea in Batumi.
- Grand Loop Road Trip of Georgia – A two-week self-drive route linking wine country, snow-capped mountains, cave cities, Svaneti stone towers, and the Bla…
- Black Sea Highlands to Batumi Cross-Border Journey – Explore Sümela Monastery, Uzungöl, and Ayder Plateau, then cross the Sarp border crossing into Batumi, Georgia.