Which excursions are worth taking from Batumi, and where can you book them?
The city, mountain Adjara, waterfalls, fortresses and prices.
Short answer
The most popular trips from Batumi are a city tour, Makhuntseti waterfall and Queen Tamar's arched bridge, Gonio fortress, the Botanical Garden and mountain Adjara: Machakhela National Park, Mtirala or the Goderdzi Pass. A group excursion usually costs 15 to 40 euros per person, with private tours costing more. You can book at travel agencies and boulevard kiosks or online in advance.
Why
- Mountain Adjara with its waterfalls and bridges is an hour to an hour and a half from Batumi.
- In summer, long day trips to Svaneti or Kutaisi are also popular.
- Price depends on transport, group size, entry tickets and lunch.
Details
Before booking, check what is included: transport, guide, tickets and lunch. Many places, such as Gonio and Makhuntseti, are easy to visit on your own by taxi or bus.
Tip
Before booking, check what's included: transport, tickets, lunch and tastings.
What may differ
There are more tours in summer, and not all operators go to mountain Adjara in winter.
Common misconception
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Sources
- Georgian National Tourism AdministrationChecked at:
Prices were collected in September and early October 2026 and are given as ranges.
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