Where can you work out in Batumi, and how much is a gym membership?
Gyms, clubs, outdoor sport and prices.
Short answer
Batumi has gyms and fitness clubs in the centre, near the New Boulevard and in residential complexes, many with pools and group classes. A monthly membership usually costs 100 to 250 GEL depending on the club. In summer many people train outdoors: the boulevard has workout areas, cycle paths and running routes along the sea.
Why
- New residential complexes often have a gym for residents.
- Gyms can get stuffy in summer, so check for air conditioning.
- Personal training is paid separately from the membership.
Details
If you're in Batumi for a month or two, ask about a short-term membership or a visit pack. The boulevard is great for morning runs before the heat.
Tip
If you're in Batumi for a couple of months, ask about a short-term pass or visit pack.
What may differ
Membership prices depend on the club, term and whether the pool and classes are included.
Common misconception
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