Sarpi Beach
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A seaside village of the Laz people on the border between Georgia and Turkey, with clear water, and the Karendela rocks as a hotspot for diving and snorkeling.
Sarpi is the southernmost seaside village in Georgia, right next to the Turkish border crossing, and most of its residents are Laz. Far from the city, its water is clearer than Batumi's. On the pebble beach stands a rock formation called Karendela, where young people often dive, and snorkeling is possible nearby. On a hillside above the village is a viewing tower commemorating the Laz people. It is about 17 km from Batumi and can be reached by bus or taxi. Combine it with Gonio Fortress, and there are family restaurants by the sea serving fresh fish.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Gonio Fortress
- Ardagani Lake & New Boulevard
- Batumi Dolphinarium
- Batumi Archaeological Museum
- Nuri Lake & 6 May Park
- Adjara State Art Museum
- Cathedral of the Mother of God
- Argo Cable Car