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Batumi is an enchanting city located on the Black Sea coast of Georgia, often referred to as the ‘Pearl of the Black Sea.’ With its striking mix of old and new architecture, surrounded by mountains and seascapes, it serves as a hub for distinctive cultural, economic, and educational encounters. It's known for its stunning seaside promenades, botanical garden hosting a wide array of international flora, and the unique ali and nino statue - a moving sculpture symbolizing eternal love. The city also boasts the impressive Batumi Boulevard, filled with restaurants, cafes, amusement parks and beaches, the towering Alphabetic Tower providing panoramic views, and the famous Batumi Dolphinarium which hosts regular interactive shows with the friendly marine creatures. Well-known for its vibrant nightlife, Batumi’s dazzling casinos and bustling clubs are a go-to destination for thrill-seekers and party lovers.

Situated in the intersection of Europe and Asia, Georgia is a country famed for its stunning and diverse landscape that includes the stunning Caucasus Mountain villages and the breathtaking Black Sea Beaches. This destination offers visitors a rich blend of history and culture, particularly known for its ancient wine-making tradition - being one of the oldest wine regions in the world and its passion for polyphonic choral music. The vibrant cities such as its picturesque capital, Tbilisi, boast impressive architecture characterized by a mix of medieval, neoclassical, and modernist structures. Georgia's eight national parks, hot springs, and cave monasteries also provide an enthralling exploration for any nature and adventure lovers.

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When planning to travel to Georgia, ensure to exercise normal precautions as advised by the governments of the United States, Canada, and Australia. Be aware that some areas in Georgia may have a higher security risk. Always stay informed about the local conditions and adjust your behaviour accordingly to maintain your personal security.

I felt very safe visiting Batumi. Georgians respect women and even walking alone at night on the promenade, I felt very safe overall. Beautiful city that you should discover at night - go see the dancing fountains at night just sit there, listen to amazing music and enjoy.

We were staying in a hotel in Gonio beach. Most beautiful beach in Batumi. The city centre beach is rather dirty but Gonio is clean. Would not reccomend going swimming with huge waves - it is hard to get out of water so be careful.

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