Where can you swim in a pool in Tbilisi, and how much does it cost?
Outdoor pools in summer, indoor pools and hotel pools.
Short answer
In summer Tbilisi has outdoor pools, including at Turtle Lake, the Tbilisi Sea and out-of-town clubs, while indoor pools at sports centres, gyms and hotels are open year-round. Many hotel pools sell day passes, and a membership is better value for regular swimming. Prices depend on the venue and day of the week.
Why
- Tbilisi is hot in summer, so outdoor pools fill up quickly at weekends.
- Sports pools have swimming lanes and children's classes.
- Some pools require a doctor's note for regular use.
Details
Check opening hours and prices by phone, especially between seasons. Bring a cap, flip-flops and a towel, though some places rent them.
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