Discover the most beautiful beaches and coastal experiences in Georgia.
Georgia is a captivating country in the Caucasus region where ancient traditions meet stunning mountain landscapes and world-class wine culture. From the charming cobblestone streets of Tbilisi to the dramatic peaks of the Greater Caucasus, Georgia offers extraordinary hospitality, unique cuisine, and eight millennia of winemaking heritage.
The best beaches Georgia has to offer.
Batumi's main urban beach stretching along the boulevard with black pebbles characteristic of the Eastern Black Sea. Backed by palm trees, restaurants, and the iconic Ali and Nino statue nearby.
A more peaceful alternative to busy Batumi with a wide sandy and pebble beach stretching for kilometers. Popular with Georgian families for summer holidays, with a quieter, local resort atmosphere.
Famous for its black magnetic sand which is believed to have therapeutic properties for blood pressure and nervous system conditions. The beach is quieter than Batumi with a spa-like atmosphere.
Georgia's newest beach resort development on the Black Sea with wide sandy stretches and growing infrastructure. An annual music festival takes place here making it popular with young travelers.
Pebble beach adjacent to the ancient Roman Gonio fortress south of Batumi. Less crowded than city beaches with a historical backdrop. Calm waters good for swimming in summer.
Small and charming Black Sea village beach with a bohemian atmosphere popular with artists and those seeking a quieter alternative to Batumi. Clear water and beautiful mountain backdrop.
Find the perfect beach for your style.
Kvariati and Ureki offer peaceful retreats away from resort crowds, ideal for relaxation and nature walks
Kobuleti is perfect for families with wide beaches, affordable guesthouses, and a calm resort atmosphere popular with Georgian families
Batumi city beach offers water sports including jet skis, banana boats, and parasailing along the lively boulevard
Batumi Boulevard beach area buzzes with beach bars, cafes, and evening entertainment making it ideal for socializing
Detailed beach profiles, packing lists, and seasonal recommendations.
Things to do at the beach and in the water.
The Georgian Black Sea is warm enough for swimming from June to September with water temperatures reaching 22-26°C. The pebble and magnetic sand beaches are unique to this coast.
Water sports rentals are widely available on Batumi beach during summer months including jet skis, banana boats, paddleboards, and parasailing. Prices are affordable by European standards.
Ureki's unique magnetic black sand is used for therapeutic purposes, particularly lying on the warm sand which locals believe helps with cardiovascular and nervous conditions.
Rent a bicycle and cycle the full 7km of Batumi Boulevard from the botanical gardens to the new boulevard area, passing beaches, fountains, and attractions.
Pleasure boat trips along the Batumi coastline depart from the Batumi seaport offering views of the city from the water and dolphin-spotting opportunities.
What you need to know before heading to the beach.
June to September for swimming, May and October pleasant for walks
Batumi beaches have full facilities; smaller villages have basic cafes and guesthouses
Batumi beaches are free public access; sunbeds typically 5-10 GEL per day
Sunbed rental 5-10 GEL, water sports 20-80 GEL, guesthouses from 30 GEL/night in Kobuleti
Stay safe while enjoying the water.
Always check local conditions and follow lifeguard instructions. Swim in designated areas only.
Be aware of currents, tides, and marine life. Don't swim alone or when flags indicate danger.
Protect yourself from sun. Apply sunscreen regularly and seek shade during peak hours (11am-3pm).
Keep valuables secure or leave them at your accommodation. Don't leave belongings unattended.
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