Where is Kobuleti, and what country is it in?
A resort town in Adjara, north of Batumi.
Short answer
Kobuleti is a resort town in Georgia, in the Autonomous Republic of Adjara, on the Black Sea coast about 25-30 kilometres north of Batumi. The town stretches along the sea for more than 10 kilometres. You can get from Batumi to Kobuleti by minibus, train or taxi in 30-40 minutes.
Why
- Kobuleti is part of Adjara, an autonomous republic within Georgia.
- The Tbilisi-Batumi railway runs through Kobuleti, where the Stadler train stops.
- The town is known for its long beach and seaside pine park.
Details
Kobuleti is quieter and cheaper than Batumi, so families with children often choose it. Batumi airport is about 40 minutes away and Kutaisi airport about an hour and a half.
Tip
For somewhere quieter and cheaper than Batumi, stay in Kobuleti and visit Batumi for the day.
What may differ
Kobuleti is a lively resort in summer, while many cafes and hotels close off-season.
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Sources
- Georgian National Tourism AdministrationChecked at:
Information checked on October 3, 2026.
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