Discover Adjara: Sea, Mountains & Georgian Charm

Highlights

• ✓Coastal exploration of Batumi with seaside architecture and botanical gardens
• ✓Mountain waterfalls and national park trekking through pristine landscapes
• ✓Regional museum visits showcasing Adjara's unique history and culture
• ✓Georgian feast experiences featuring local specialities and wine
• ✓Scenic drives through subtropical vegetation and mountain passes

Insider tips

• ★Visit in spring (April–May) or autumn (September–October) when weather is mild and coastal areas less crowded than summer.
• ★Batumi's old town maze opens early; start exploring before 9am to avoid tour groups.
• ★Pack layers—coastal areas are warm but mountain altitudes cool significantly in afternoons.
• ★Try local khachapuri (cheese bread) and fresh seafood at family-run restaurants away from central tourist strips for better value and authenticity.

Good to know

• •Private tour includes transport via minivan with flexible pacing; confirm driver details 24 hours before pickup.
• •Waterfall sites require moderate walking on uneven terrain—sturdy hiking shoes essential; not suitable for mobility difficulties.
• •Weather can change rapidly in mountains; waterproof jacket and sun protection (SPF 30+) recommended year-round.
• •Georgian currency is Lari (₾); ATMs available in Batumi but scarce in rural areas—withdraw cash beforehand.
• •Mobile coverage is generally reliable; download offline maps as a backup in remote park areas.

Who it's for

Best time to visit

April–May and September–October offer ideal temperatures (18–25°C), clear skies, and minimal rainfall. Avoid July–August when Batumi becomes crowded and humid; winter months (November–March) bring frequent storms and reduced accessibility to some trails.