Where to swim in a pool in Batumi: outdoor, indoor and heated
Hotel and sports-centre pools and how to get in without staying.
Short answer
In Batumi you can swim at hotel, sports-centre and gym pools, and in summer outdoor pools open at hotels and beach clubs. Many hotels sell day passes to non-guests, and heated indoor pools are open year-round. Prices depend on the venue and day, and are higher at weekends and in season.
Why
- Sports pools sometimes ask for a medical certificate.
- Rooftop pools in high-rises get crowded in season, so come in the morning.
- A membership is better value than single visits if you're in Batumi long-term.
Details
Before visiting, call to ask whether non-guests are admitted, whether a swim cap is required and the opening hours. Children can usually swim in sports pools with an accompanying adult.
Tip
Call ahead to check whether non-guests are admitted and if a swim cap is required.
What may differ
Pool prices and hours vary, and outdoor pools open only in summer.
Common misconception
What actually happens
People also ask
- Where can I swim in a pool in Batumi?
Pool prices and opening hours vary and change, so check before you go.
Top 8 Indoor Swimming Pools in Batumi 2026 — Comfort, Views, Freshness, and Wave-Free RelaxationRelated questions
-
Which Georgian cosmetics are worth buying?
Popular Georgian cosmetics are natural products from local makers: handmade soap, grape seed oil, wine and grape-based products, and creams with mountain herbs, honey and propolis.
-
Where are the spas in Tbilisi and Batumi?
Tbilisi and Batumi have spas in large hotels and standalone spa centres with pools, saunas, hammams, massages and treatments, and many admit non-guests.
-
Where can you practise yoga in Tbilisi and Batumi?
Tbilisi and Batumi have yoga studios and gyms offering hatha, vinyasa and other styles, many taught in Russian or English.
-
What determines the price of manicures, haircuts and other beauty services in Georgia?
Beauty service prices in Georgia depend heavily on the city, district and salon level: the centre of Tbilisi and Batumi, malls and hotels cost more, while neighbourhood salons and private artists are cheaper.