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Adjara
Georgia's coastline offers beaches for every taste. Batumi, Kobuleti, Kvariati, Chakvi, Cape Verde, and Petra Fortress are dominated by pebble beaches with clear water, beautiful views, and well-developed infrastructure. Here, you can combine a seaside vacation with strolls along the promenade, visiting cafes, restaurants, the Botanical Garden, and historical sites. Tsikhisdziri, Banana Grove, and the small beaches nestled among green cliffs are particularly suitable for unusual photos and a secluded getaway. Shekvetili, Ureki, Kaprovani, Grigoleti, and Maltakva are known for their wide beaches with dark sand, gently sloping seashores, and warm water. These areas are especially convenient for families with children. Kaprovani and Grigoleti are generally quieter and less crowded, while Maltakva boasts a spacious beachfront, parking, cafes, and comfortable recreation areas. Anaklia is a modern resort town with a wide sandy beach, palm trees, and a spacious promenade. It's much quieter than Batumi, making it a great place for family vacations, strolls, and sunsets. Near the beach, there's a seasonal water park with pools, water slides, and entertainment for both children and adults. As you can see, Georgia's Black Sea coastline is very diverse: from pebbly to sandy, with deep and shallow waters. Along the coast, there are hotels and homes offering accommodations of varying standards, from five-star to budget apartments, and campsites are also being developed for those who enjoy camping. Below are beach locations with detailed descriptions so you can plan your route along Georgia's Black Sea coast!
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  1. Batumi BeachBatumi's main city beach stretches for almost 7 kilometers along the waterfront. The beach is pebble-covered, and the water is considered the cleanest in the area around the Ali and Nino statue. The beach is perfect for those who want to combine a seaside getaway with promenades, cafes, restaurants, bike paths, and evening entertainment. In the summer, sun lounger rentals, water rides, and numerous beach bars are available.
  2. Kvariati Beach (Gonio)Kvariati is one of the most picturesque beaches in Adjara. Large pebbles make the water especially clear, and the surrounding mountains create beautiful panoramic views. Along the beach are cozy cafes, small hotels, and restaurants overlooking the sea.
  3. Green Cape BeachThe beach is located next to the Batumi Botanical Garden and is considered one of the most beautiful on the coast. Surrounded by subtropical plants, eucalyptus, palms, and lush greenery, it feels like a tropical island getaway. The water is usually very clear, there are significantly fewer people than in central Batumi, and you can combine it with a stroll through the Botanical Garden.
  4. Chakvi BeachChakvi is a quiet resort village just a few kilometers from Batumi. The pebble beach here is significantly less crowded, making it ideal for a family vacation. Nearby is the Oasis Dreamland Hotel, with swimming pools, a water park, restaurants, and entertainment. Its convenient location makes it easily accessible by car.
  5. Tsikhisdziri Beach and Banana GroveThis small beach is considered one of the most beautiful hidden spots on the coast. It's surrounded by green cliffs and dense vegetation, and thanks to the warm climate, banana trees thrive here. There's a small restaurant and a swimming pool on site, offering magnificent views of the Black Sea. Despite its small size, many tourists come here in the summer for the atmosphere and beautiful photos. Be aware, though, as it can get very crowded during peak season.
  6. Beach near Petra FortressThe beach is located near the ancient Petra Fortress and surrounded by high cliffs, creating particularly picturesque views. The pebble shore and clear water make this place an excellent choice for a relaxing holiday and swimming. In the summer, a restaurant opens right by the sea. It can be combined with a tour of the Petra Fortress.
  7. Kobuleti BeachKobuleti is Georgia's second most popular seaside resort after Batumi. The wide pebble beach stretches for approximately 10 kilometers, so even in high season, you can always find a free spot. The resort offers a wide selection of hotels, cafes, restaurants, entertainment for children and adults, and a long, well-maintained promenade for evening strolls.
  8. Beaches of ShekvetiliThese beaches are renowned far beyond Georgia's borders for their unique dark magnetic sand. It is believed to have beneficial effects on the musculoskeletal and cardiovascular systems, making them popular with families and those seeking a relaxing and healthy getaway. The sea entry is very shallow, the depth increases gradually, and the water warms up well in summer, making these beaches ideal for families with children.
  9. UrekiThese beaches are renowned far beyond Georgia's borders for their unique dark magnetic sand. It is believed to have beneficial effects on the musculoskeletal and cardiovascular systems, making them popular with families and those seeking a relaxing and healthy getaway. The sea entry is very shallow, the depth increases gradually, and the water warms up well in summer, making these beaches ideal for families with children.
  10. Kaprovani BeachThis beach is similar to Shekvetilt and Ureki, with its black magnetic sand. It's less well-known and generally less crowded. The sea slopes gently, the depth increases gradually, and the water warms up well in summer, making these beaches ideal for families with children.
  11. Grigoleti BeachGrigoleti is a quiet resort with a wide sandy beach and a completely tranquil atmosphere. The coastline is surrounded by pine forests, filling the air with a pleasant pine scent. The entry into the sea is gentle and safe, and there are significantly fewer people than at popular resorts. This is an excellent place for those seeking nature, peace, and a relaxing holiday.
  12. Maltakva BeachMaltakva is one of the most underrated beaches on the Georgian coast and my personal favorite. It has a wide sandy beach, a very comfortable, gently sloping entrance, and well-developed infrastructure, including parking, cafes, and recreation areas. Even in summer, it's noticeably quieter here than Batumi or Kobuleti, making it a comfortable place to spend a whole day by the sea. The beach is especially popular with families with children and those who appreciate space, cleanliness, and a lack o
  13. AnakliaAnaklia is a resort town on the Black Sea coast with a wide sandy beach, a spacious promenade, and palm trees. It's typically less crowded than Batumi, making it a perfect place for family vacations, strolls, and beautiful sunsets. Near the beach, there's a large seasonal water park with pools, water slides, and entertainment for both children and adults.

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