Batumi is Europe's best-kept secret. A lively, walkable promenade stretching for miles, a pebble beach that's perfect for swimming, incredible food, and world-class hospitality.
We've flown the routes, stayed in the hotels, and eaten the food. No generic listicles. Just the honest, specific advice you need to plan a trip to Georgia.
Routes from Oslo, Stockholm, and Copenhagen. The 9-hour route, the cheap routes, and how to mix airlines to save money.
Read the flight guide →From the 50-floor Orbi towers to boutique hotels in the old town. Honest recommendations for every budget.
Read the hotel guide →Khinkali, Adjaruli khachapuri, and the fish market. A first-timer's guide to Georgian food and where to find the best of it.
Read the food guide →We don't sell fixed packages. Whether you are travelling on a strict budget or looking for a comfortable seaside escape, we have a guide to help you plan it.
For travellers who want to keep costs low. Wizz Air flights, budget apartments, and eating like a local.
Read the budget guide →For travellers who want a good balance. Reliable airlines, solid 4-star hotels, and dining out at nice restaurants.
Read the mid-range guide →For travellers who want the best. Fastest flights, seafront rooms at the Sheraton, and the best restaurants in the city.
Read the comfort guide →Most Norwegians have never heard of Batumi. Those who've been talk about it for years afterwards.
A long, lively, walkable promenade stretching for miles from the new boulevard to the old town. Full of restaurants, coffee shops, and bars.
A pebble and stone beach that's great for swimming. It's not white sand, but the water is warm and the locals prefer the pebbles.
Warm and unpredictable. Autumns are long and mild, but Black Sea storms can roll in fast. It's part of the drama of the place.
Dinner for two with wine: 150 kr. A taxi across town: 30 kr. A central hotel: 250 kr a night.