Holidays in Batumi (Georgia): tours from Almaty from 416 000 ₸

I only used the travel agency for the visa, because I would've definitely gotten confused with all those forms and invitations myself, and in Batumi I just wanted the sea, to not think about anything.. And the trip turned out fine, the sea was warm, khachapuri tasty everywhere, though once in a cafe on the embankment they brought them almost cold, I didn't eat them, but that's minor, otherwise I walked around the old town, bought a bunch of magnets and came back happy

Bought a tour at this agency on a colleague's advice and never regretted it once, even though there were small hiccups with the airport transfer — the driver was a bit late, but we weren't in a hurry anyway. Spent a week in Batumi and came back with a slight regret that I didn't stay longer: the sea, khachapuri and all that.

Packed for Batumi because of the sea and khachapuri, even though at first I just wanted to get the vacation thing over with as fast as possible. The manager sorted everything out in a day, and I was happy with the trip, five out of five.

bought a tour to Batumi.. and never regretted it once. The sea is warm, even in June, I swam every day, the water is clean and I kept my hands in the sand the whole time - weird yeah - but it calms me down. The streets are narrow, the stones on the pavement are slippery after rain, I almost slipped near some bakery, but the khachapuri there is - delicious, the cheese stretches and all that. a grandma in the alley was selling churchkhela, I bought three, ate one right away and regretted that I took so few, though the nuts in it were a bit hard if I'm honest. Overall the trip was a success, I came back tanned and happy, nothing extra seemed to happen, I recommend this destination to anyone who's doubting)

went to Batumi for work — had to make a quick trip to my uncle's anniversary, and then our agency slipped me a package deal, so I took it without thinking. flew out, hotel was decent, sea warm, but those stairs on the embankment — that's something else, my knee still acts up when I remeber, and the khinkali were tasty at first but by the third day they were stuck in my throat.

бардым Батумиге, 7 күн болды, ауа райы ыстық, теңіз жылы. қонақүй жақын жерде еді, таңғы ас тамаша, әсіресе құлпынай. Менеджер бәрін жақсы ұйымдастырды, ұшақ уақытында келді. кейде жаңбыр жауып кетті, бірақ біз бәрібір серуендедік. Батумидің көшелері тар, көп жерде жөндеу жұмыстары жүріп жатыр. Хачапури мен шарап... тым көп жедім, тіпті ұят. Қайтарда чемоданым ауыр болды, сондықтан такси ұстадық, бірақ ол жақтағы баға қымбат емес, 5/5 қоямын

trip to Batumi through a kazakh agency turned out fine, hotel came with a sea view but the AC hummed like a tractor, i turned it off and slept with the balcony open. came back happy, even though i got soaked a couple times in the rain, but khachapuri and wine made up for everything

Went to Batumi to close my gestalt about the sea and also check how it is there in winter. Took a tour through the agency because I was too lazy to deal with transfers and accommodation myself. Came back happy — five out of five, only the suitcases still smell of khinkali and wet stone.

we went to the agency to get our visa papers sorted for visiting relatives, and there was a brochure with Batumi just sitting on the counter and i kind of immediately got hooked – i wanted sun in spring, and i'd been thinking about Georgia for a long time anyway, but it never worked out, either work, or money, or just not the right mood. the hotel was pretty basic, but the sea was two steps away, and i still remember drinking coffee on the promenade, though the coffee itself there is so-so, to be honest, but the khachapuri with cheese – that's a yes, and i bought wine in a small shop where the owner poured it into my own plastic cola bottle, weird of course but tasty

Srabotalo davnenko, hotel otmestit nachalnika komandy i otvez dep v Batumi. Priehal - more est, no hotel svel kuda-to v storonu ot berega. Zagruzil sender pohlesche, kuril na balkone, pival po utram, hotel otpusk udalsya.

took a tour to Batumi on a whim, because my friend bailed at the last moment, and the vacation was already signed — so I just went to the first agency near my house. They gave me a package, a hotel in the old town, transfer, everything done proper though the guide met us at the spot an hour late. The sea is warm, I ate khachapuri every day and never regretted it, only the air conditioner in the room hummed like a tractor and I had to sleep with the balcony open. Overall I came back tanned and pissed off at that air conditioner.

To my husband's birthday I needed to pick something budget-friendly, and I went to the travel agency near my house - just because there's nowhere closer. I chose Georgia, Batumi, in June the season is just opening, and that's when the fun began. We flew with a layover, spent the night in the airport on uncomfortable chairs, but when in the morning we got out of the taxi and I first touched with my hands this warm stone on the embankment - everything was immediately forgotten. The sea there is not turquoise like in the pictures, it's a bit murky near the shore, but the water is soft and smells like something salty and at the same time sweet, like grapes. They fed us khachapuri and khinkali every day, I got the hang of eating them with my hands and burned myself, but I was angrier at myself, not at the food. I came back tanned, with a magnet on the fridge and with a slight bewilderment, why is everyone around making such a fuss about this Batumi - and I still went specifically there, and stayed happy.

Tur v Gruziyu, v Batumi, ya zakazala cherez kazahstanskoe agentsvo, potomu chto hotelos poehat bez nervov i chtoby vse bumagi sdelali za menya. Hotelos posmotret more zimoy, i v fevrale tam uzhe bylo teplo, ya gulala po naberezhnoi, ela hachapuri i pila vino, i dazhe ne zametila, kak vernulas domoy v snegu. Ochen dovolna, chto poehala imenno tak, hotya s ogrom bylo nemnogo vozni, no eto uzhe melochi.

went to Batumi on a tour. sea was icy but I still got in up to my knees, and the wind from the mountains was so strong it almost blew my hat off on the embankment. hotel turned out decent, they fed us khachapuri and khinkali every day so I came back about three kilos heaveir

Bought a tour to Batumi from the agency and never regretted it. The sea is warm, the wine is cheap, and I still think about the Adjarian khachapuri, although some construction site was blaring every morning across from the hotel.

Went to sort out a property matter, and at the same time decided to check out Batumi, had been curious for a while what kind of city it is by the sea. Booked a tour at an agency on the avenue, because I was too lazy to deal with the flight and hotel myself, and the savings turned out decent. Arrived at night, checked in fast, the hotel turned out two steps from the embankment, that's a plus. The sea is warm, the air humid — I was wringing out my t-shirt in the evening, even though I was just walking around. Liked it, but the beach has stones, can't go in without flip-flops, and the ride back to the airport took long because of traffic (4 out of 5).

Батуми керемет екен, әсіресе теңіз жағасы. Уф, таулар, ауа... Жол жүргенде аздап шаршадым, бірақ келген соң бәрі ұмытылды. Қонақ үй таза, бөлме ыңғайлы, тек кондиционер қатты шулады. Таңертеңгісін теңізге барып, суға түстім, су салқындау, бірақ жағымды. Базарда жергілікті тағамдарды жедік, хачапури мен шарап өте дәмді, артық мақтамаймын. Қала ішінде серуендеу ұнады, әсіресе ескі ауданда, кешке шамдар жанып, музыка ойнайды. Туроператор бәрін ұйымдастырды, ұшақ уақытында, трансфер келді, тек күту біраз созылды. Жалпы, демалыс ұнады, көңіл көтердім, достарыма да айттым, барыңдар, қымсынбаңдар.

we went to Batumi after the second attempt to get a mortgage went down the drain and i just needed to escape from all those calls and papers, a friend recommended an agency in Almaty, like they do everything fast there — came, chose, paid. The hotel was right by the sea, well like by the sea — cross the road and you're on the promenade, and that was the main thing, because every evening i went there just to sit on the rocks and do nothing. The food was good, though i'm not a foodie honestly — khachapuri there, homemade wine, that salty suluguni cheese... by the way breakfast was weid, always the same thing, but i quickly stopped caring about that. The mountain tour was postponed twice because of the weather — it was a shame, but then we went anyway and i finally saw those famous views with my own eyes, not in someone else's stories. I came back angry at work but tanned and calm, probably the best sign that the vacation was a success. Five stars, next year same place again just without all those annoying roommates

at first it was a bit fuzzy, honestly. the airport, the heat, all that — the manager met us, sorted everything out fast and we rolled into the city. the hotel turned out decent, the ac worked, but the towels were hard as sandpaper, i can't stand that. the sea — a whole separate thing, in may it's still bracing, but few people and the water's crystal clear, i went alone along the shore in the mornings and was in bliss.. khachapuri there — it's not food, it's some kind of religion, i probably gained three kilos in a week) Batumi itself is strange — new glassy buildings, and across the road some ruins, but i liked it. would i go again? sure no problem

Went to Batumi in January, not many people around, walked along the sea, got soaked in the rain. The manager arranged everything on the day of request, though the hotel turned out to have a view of the neighboring wall. But the sea and wine made up for everything, came back happy (4/5).

went to Batumi in December, the city seems small, but it's all soaked in this... well, its own vibe I guess, even though the sea is grey and the wind is such that it blows right through your jacket The manager at the agency arranged everything quickly, without all that stupid paperwork, only the transfer at the aiport waited about forty minutes, oh well came back happy, even though I was chilled to the bone, especially remember holding a hot cup of coffee on the embankment, until my fingers started to thow out

Booked a tour to Batumi for New Year and was really happy, even though I flew without any particular expectations. The manager sorted everything out fast, told me about a hotel right by the sea, and I never regretted it once. Walked around the old town, ate khachapuri in a tiny bakery where the owner kneaded the dough with her hands — I still remember that smell. Came back with a suitcase full of wine and spices, and yes, five stars, because everything came together just right.

took the tour through the agency in november, thought it would be cold and the sea grey, but actually i walked around in just a cardigan, and that salty air with a hint of mandarins – you can't confuse it with anything. they fed us khachapuri at a local cafe, i ate so much it was hard to breathe, plus that dust on the windowsill in the room – not a big deal of course, but i wiped it myself wth a cloth so no one would get annoyed. came back tanned and with a full bag of churchkhela, will have to do it again sometime, just without those bus tours.

Батуми тамаша болды, әсіресе теңіз жағасында кешке серуендегенім есімде қалды, толқынның дыбысы, ылғал ауа, бәрі керемет. Менеджер турды тез рәсімдеп берді, ол жағынан ешқандай мәселе болмады, қонақүй таза, таңғы ас қарапайым, бірақ тоқ болдым. Арзан бағаға осындай сапар тапқаныма қуандым, қайта барғым келеді, 5/5.

went to the travel agency for a visa and a hotel, not because i was dying to — it's just that at work they forced vacation in july, and i had to urgently go somewhere so as not to spend two weeks at home with the cat and tv shows, so anyway i chose Batumi, even though people i know said it's baking there at that time like in an oven.. and so i'm standing on the embankment, chewing khachapuri for 8 lari, which is all in oil and my fingers are sticky, nearby music is blasting from a cafe, the sun is scorching so hard my t-shirt stuck to my back, and the sea is warm — like 26 degrees probably, and i'm thinking i worried for nothing about this trip, because the travel agency did everything smoothly, no hiccups, the transfer arrived on time, the hotel though with a broken elevator but with a view of the mountains and a balcony where in the evening i drank wine from a plastic cup, watching some tourists photographing the sunset against the backdrop of Batumi Tower

To my cousin's wedding I had to figure out something for a gift, and right around then vacation rolled up. Chose a tour to Batumi, because everyone had been buzzing my ears off about Georgia, and I wanted the sea too. Our travel agency, the city one. Well I mean the office is in an underpass, where they also fix watches. The paperwork was done fast, the hotel turned out with a view of the neighboring balcony, but that's small stuff. Walked along the embankment, ate khachapuri for breakfast, lunch and dinner, should have stopped, but I couldn't. Liked how the locals haggle, but the beach with stones is just brutal, left my feet there almost. Second day went to the water park, the slide broke there, had to sit with the kids by the kiddie pool, well, meh. Came back tanned and with two extra kilos, specifically because of that pastry with cheese. Giving it a four, because the flight was delayed by four hours and nobody even apologized.

Issued a visa and a passport, and had to put the accumulated days somewhere, so I bought a tour to Batumi for January at the agency. The manager picked a hotel right by the sea, thanks for that, though at the reception they took a long time to find my booking. The flight is through Istanbul with a layover, six hours at the airport, that's a separate kind of toruture. In Batumi in winter it's empty, the wind from the sea is icy, but for me it's even better that way, I walked along the promenade alone, touched the wet railings. Not all cafes are open, I found one where they brew decent coffee and bake khachapuri Imeretian style. On the downside, there was a draft from the balcony door in the room, I had to plug it with a towel, and the staff weren't in a hurry to fix it. Batumi is beautiful, but January isn't the season for it, half of Batumi's sights are closed for renovation. I came back happy, it was worth the money, but in winter I wouldn't go there again.

arrived in Batumi and went straight to the hotel, dropped my stuff, went out to the embankment, the air is so fresh it hurts to breathe, the sea is right there, though it's June the wind is cool, and in the evening I went looking for food and found adjarian khachapuri in a small cafe where I stirred the hot yolk with butter with a spoon, my fingers were greasy afterwards, they didn't give napkins. everything would be fine, but the air conditioner in the room hummed like a tractor and I slept two nights with the balcony open, but in the morning cofee on the balcony with a view of the mountains and that really stuck with me. four stars because the buses run however they want and once I waited forty minutes in the rain, but I would come back again.

Poehala w Batumi posle togo kak zakryli granicy - nado bylo reshat vopros s dokumentami dlya vyiezda, i podruga posovetovala etu firmu. Vzyala tur na semey, hotel norm, more ryadom, no nomer dali ne na tot etazh chto ya prosila. Menedzher bystro vse uladil, bez nervov. Kogda shla po staromu gorodu, pocuvstvovala chto den gibnet na eti peshehodnye marshruty - luchshe by vzyala ekskursiyu na dzhipah, no pozdno. Chuburkeleya - molchi, tamdyr, vinograd, no vse eto stoilo ne bolshe chasa vremeni. Pervye dva dnya shel dozhd i ya sidel v nomere s knigoy, dazhe ne znala chem zanyatsya. Hotela by postavit pyat, no v odin vecher v spalnom rayone slomalsa lift i ya podnimalas peshkom na sedmoy etazh. Vse ravno poedu eshe raz, no uchetu eti momenty zaranee.

Took a tour to Batumi from the agency, and overall I was happy, though at first I had doubts because of the flight with a layover. The hotel turned out to be two steps from the embankment, only the air conditioner in the room rattled like a tractor, had to sleep with the balcony open. But I ate adjarian khachapuri almost every day, and the sea view from the cafe on Kobalauri stayed with me for a long time.