Batumi Botanical Gardens

Batumi Botanical Garden is a real paradise on earth. Batumi Botanical Garden is rightly considered a pearl of the coast. Occupies 108.7 hectares of approximately 1 km of the south-western section of the seafront, located between the confluence of the Chakvistskali River and the Green Cape. Evergreen forest. The garden is characterized by centuries-old parks, unique collections of subtropical flora, as well as succulents, palms, roses, camellias, citrus, bamboo, magnolias, Cyprus, 9 geographical divisions and more than 2500 species of plants from around the world. With pines, hazelnut, persimmon and maple collections. Beautiful places for photos.

A few stops will give you the opportunity to enjoy the fresh air and cool weather of the ancient subtropical forest. This is a model for a protected area in Georgia, which combines conservation with mountain tourism and ecotourism. Mtirala translates from Georgian as "Crying Mountain" The park and the way to the park is an experience. Hiking trails exist for all ages and are a zip line designed specifically for children, or for those who are not accustomed to extremes. 1 hour return on the way back.