Travel Guide to Batumi

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from another location in Adjara, follow the main highway (E70) towards Batumi. This road is well-marked and will lead you directly into the city. Make sure to pay attention to road signs indicating the city's entrance. There may be tolls along the way, so keep some cash ready. Once you reach Batumi, look for signs pointing to the city center, where you will find ample parking options.

• Public Transportation - Minibus

  Minibuses (marshrutkas) are a popular way to travel within Adjara. To catch a minibus to Batumi, head to a local marshrutka station (look for signs or ask locals for directions). Buses frequently depart for Batumi, and the fare is usually around 1-2 GEL. The journey typically takes around 30-45 minutes, depending on traffic. Ensure you get off at the main bus station in Batumi, which is centrally located.

• Public Transportation - Train

  For those interested in train travel, you can take a train to Batumi from various locations in Georgia. If you are already in Adjara, check the schedule at the nearest train station for departure times. The Batumi train station is located at the address 'ს2, Batumi'. Train tickets can be purchased at the station or online, usually costing between 5-10 GEL. The train ride offers scenic views and is a comfortable option.

• Taxi

  If you prefer a more direct means of transport, taxis are readily available in Adjara. You can either hail a taxi on the street or use a ride-hailing app. The cost from popular locations in Adjara to Batumi may vary but expect to pay around 20-40 GEL depending on your starting point. Ensure that the taxi driver uses a meter or agree on a price before starting your journey.