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How do you get from Batumi to Poti?

Minibus or taxi along the coast.

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Short answer

Poti is about 70 kilometres north of Batumi, an hour to an hour and a half along the coast. Minibuses run from Batumi bus station, while a taxi or transfer costs more but is more convenient. Poti is Georgia's main seaport, with a cathedral, lighthouse and Lake Paliastomi worth seeing.

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Why

  1. The route passes Kobuleti, Shekvetili and Ureki.
  2. Lake Paliastomi is part of Kolkheti National Park.
  3. Poti is linked to the ancient city of Phasis.

Details

For a day trip, leave in the morning and check the last minibus back. In Kolkheti park you can take a boat trip on the lake and canals.

Tip

For a boat trip on Lake Paliastomi, arrange it in advance through the Kolkheti park visitor centre.

What may differ

Minibuses leave when full and become scarcer in the evening.

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