Visit botanical garden ;

Divided into nine distinct phyto-geographic sections and three beautifully maintained parks, Batumi Botanical Garden is a haven for plant enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Just 9 km away from the center of Batumi, Botanical Garden covers over 108 hectares. Founded in 1912 by renowned geographer, botanist and explorer – Andrei Krasnov, the garden offers a rich tapestry of flora from around the world. The garden is home to an extraordinary collection of century-old trees and a stunning array of subtropical plants, including succulents, palms, roses, camellias, citrus, bamboo, magnolias, and more. Among its 1,800 species, 90 are native to the Caucasus, making it a unique window into the region’s natural heritage. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, peaceful camping and picnic areas, or even use this location as a venue for wedding ceremonies.

Visit Petra Fortress;

Imagine a city carved into a remote and rugged coastline, where towering cliffs meet the vast expanse of the sea. This was Petra, a strategic outpost in the Eastern Roman Empire during the 6th century—a place of both military might and economic control. Yet, the story of Petra begins long before its role in the famed Lazic War (541-562 CE), where it became a battleground between the Romans and their fierce rivals, the Sasanian Persians of Iran. The very name “Petra,” meaning “rock” in Greek, reflects the essence of the city’s geography. Nestled between towering cliffs and the sea, Petra was virtually inaccessible except for a narrow, rocky strip of land. Founded, according to Greek historians, by the Roman official John Tzibus, Petra wasn’t just a military stronghold. It was also an economic hub, where Romans exerted tight control over imports, ensuring access to luxury goods among them salt, highly prized commodity. But like many cities of its time, Petra’s prominence began to fade in the Middle Ages. Today, though reduced to ruins, Petra still offers a glimpse into its former glory. As you walk among the ancient stones, you can almost feel the pulse of its past—the echoes of merchants, soldiers, and rulers who once shaped this vital city of antiquity.

Fish farms at the Kintrishi river, relaxation at the river bank and lunch;

Explore the beauty of aquaculture in the stunning Adjara Mountains. Nestled along the pristine Kintrishi River, the restaurants specialize in cooking fresh fish, raised in an ideal natural environment. Join us for an exclusive behind-the-scenes experience, where you’ll learn how dedicated team cares for fish, ensuring quality, sustainability, and minimal environmental impact. Let us create a memorable and delicious trip to the fish farm just for you.

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