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Batumi: Sonne, Meer und vieles mehr
Batumi ist eine eigene gastfreundliche Welt, die auf Sie wartet. Mit 50 Kilometern Strand, einer beeindruckenden Strandpromenade und einem reichen kulturellen Erbe garantiert diese Stadt ein unvergessliches Erlebnis. Der Botanische Garten von Batumi, einer der größten in Europa, historische Leuchttürme und gemütliche Cafés machen Batumi zu einem perfekten Urlaubsziel.
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Bewertungen von Autovermietungen in Batumi
There's a distinctive pattern to Batumi: more people drop a car off here than collect one. Having crossed Georgia diagonally over a week, they finally reach the sea and want to stop driving. Sit by the water, enjoy wine properly, move between the beach and a restaurant. For that kind of finale Batumi is ideal — one-way drop-off at the airport or in town is a standard option.
In Batumi people say goodbye to the car more often than they meet it. They've crossed the country from Kakheti to the sea — now they want a terrace and a glass of wine, not a dashboard. We understand the instinct completely.
Travellers who fly into Batumi directly typically hire for one of two scenarios. First — trips into Adjara's mountains: Makhuntseti waterfall, Petra fortress, the Goderdzi ski resort in winter. Second — the coastline: Kvariati, Sarpi, Kobuleti, the magnetic-sand beaches of Ureki. Inside Batumi itself a car is mostly in the way — the centre is pedestrian, the promenade is long, and taxis are cheap.
The local Batumi fleet is modest, so part of our stock moves in from Tbilisi in time for your flight. It's the same car, the same rate — simply delivered to your terminal rather than waiting on a forecourt in the capital.
Where to pick up and drop off in Batumi
Three practical options — Batumi airport, delivery to the hotel, or one-way drop-off on arrival from another Georgian city.
Alexander Kartveli Batumi airport is compact: one terminal, a meeting point next to the arrivals exit. The local supply base is small, so part of the fleet is delivered from Tbilisi specifically for your flight — the drive takes around six hours and is typically included in rentals of 5–7 days or more.
Batumi airport is one terminal and straightforward logistics. No shuttle buses, parking right by the exit. For the guest that means: ten minutes for inspection and contract, then you are driving to the sea.
Hotel or apartment delivery suits late flights or travellers who prefer to check in and unwind before the first drive. Within the centre, the boulevard area and Makhinjauri, this is free of charge; farther coastal points run $15–25.
The most common Batumi scenario is drop-off — the car picked up in Tbilisi or Kutaisi. This is a standard one-way with a $30–80 surcharge depending on the origin city. Return at the airport, on the promenade or at the hotel — agreed in advance, after which you spend a few days without driving duties.
Half of our Batumi clientele are guests dropping the car off here. They've driven Kakheti, Kazbegi, Kutaisi, Imereti — and at the finish line they simply leave the car by the sea. Many then fly home out of Batumi airport itself.
Prices and when to book
Prices in Batumi are in line with the rest of Georgia — it's one common fleet. Economy from $17–22 per day, a hybrid $22–28, a crossover from $29–35. A 4x4 for Goderdzi or Svaneti starts at $45.
Batumi's distinct feature is a different peak. The coast runs high June–September, when the whole south of the country heads for the sea. Cars are scarce and booking 4–6 weeks out is essential.
Batumi's season runs on the sea, not the mountains. In July and August a free car for this weekend can simply not exist. In November the same vehicles cost half as much and the weather is often still warm.
January–March is the exception — with an empty coastline, Goderdzi ski season opens. Local prices for 4x4s and crossovers rise for the winter market; everything else is near the annual minimum.
If Goderdzi is in your plan, book winter tyres at reservation. Without them police turn you back on the pass, and in Batumi you can't swap tyres in a couple of hours — fix it up front.
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Makhuntseti and Petra fortress
Makhuntseti waterfall, Queen Tamar's stone bridge and Petra fortress — the classic Adjara day trip from Batumi. Around 30 km, tarmac throughout, any car manages. On the way are Adjarian wineries and mountain taverns that are hard to leave on an empty stomach.
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Goderdzi (in winter)
The ski resort 110 km from Batumi. The road runs via Khulo on a mountain switchback, 3 hours each way. Winter tyres are mandatory 1 December to 1 March, and the Khulo-to-resort leg is best with 4x4. In summer Goderdzi turns into alpine meadows.
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Kvariati and the Sarpi beaches
Adjara's cleanest beaches sit 15–20 minutes from Batumi, right under the mountain by the Turkish border. Tarmac to the water, parking paid in season (3–5 GEL). Sarpi is the border beach with views of Turkey. You can drive up to the barrier, but the border itself isn't crossed by hire cars.
Erkunden Sie Batumi und mehr
Beschränken Sie sich nicht auf Batumi. Wenn Sie ein Auto mieten, können Sie den Kurort Sairme besuchen oder auf der Route Batumi-Akhaltsikhe über den Goderdzi-Pass fahren und sich buchstäblich neue Horizonte erschließen. Achtung, nicht jedes Auto ist für die Batumi-Akhaltsikhe-Route geeignet. Bitte kontaktieren Sie uns für Hilfe bei der Auswahl!
Wählen Sie mit uns das perfekte Auto für Ihre nächste Reise. Egal ob es sich um einen Kurztrip oder eine lange Reise durch Georgien handelt, wir sind da, um Ihre Erfahrung unvergesslich zu machen.
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Häufige Fragen
Not in the centre. Old Town, promenade and Piazza are walkable, Bolt and Yandex cost 5–10 GEL per trip. A car is for the day trips: Makhuntseti, Goderdzi, Kvariati, Kobuleti, Ureki. Handy for large supermarkets outside the centre too. If Batumi is only about the beach, take taxis and relax.
Economy from $17–22 in low season, a hybrid like a Prius $22–28, a crossover from $29–35. In peak (June–September) prices rise 40–80% and availability narrows. Premium from $120. January–March is the cheapest period for everything except 4x4s, which become expensive in Goderdzi ski season.
Yes, this is the most common Batumi scenario. The one-way surcharge is $30–80 depending on supplier. Drop-off at the airport, along the promenade or at the hotel. Inspection and deposit return take 15–20 minutes. For many travellers Batumi is the finish line of the trip, and dropping the car here is more convenient than returning to Tbilisi.
Almost no. Most suppliers refuse Turkish border crossings on Georgian hire cars — it's in the contract. Over recent years there have been too many cases of cars not returning. For a Turkey trip, return the car in Batumi and cross on foot or by taxi instead.
Strongly recommended. The final 30–40 km from Khulo to the resort is a steep switchback with serious snow from December to March. Winter tyres are mandatory by law, chains are often needed too. For a stress-free run a Subaru Forester or similar confirmed 4x4 with winter tyres from the supplier is the sensible choice.
Yes, in the central zone, 1–2 GEL per hour via the Batumi Parking app or at kerbside meters. Unpaid parking fine 25 GEL, half the Tbilisi rate. Cameras exist but fewer. Beyond the centre and promenade parking is mostly free. Hotels usually provide parking free or for 5–10 GEL per day.
Inside the centre, the Old Town, the promenade and the Makhinjauri district — usually free. Outlying points (Gonio, Kvariati, Chakvi) run $15–25. The supplier arrives at the agreed time, inspects the car with you and completes the contract on the spot. Convenient after a late flight or when you arrive tired.
The main Batumi beaches (opposite Piazza and the New Boulevard) have paid parking along the promenade at 1–2 GEL per hour. The more distant Makhinjauri and Gonio beaches are free. Sarpi and Kvariati are paid but cheap (3–5 GEL for the day). Don't leave valuables inside in summer — locals and tourists alike have learned not to risk it.
15 km, 20 minutes in normal traffic. In peak season and at weekends up to 40 minutes due to queues at the checkpoint. You can drive any hire car to the barrier, park on the paid lot in front of the border (2 GEL per hour) and cross on foot. Pedestrian crossing is usually faster than by car.
June–September, with a maximum in July and August. In this window cars are scarce and booking 4–8 weeks out is required. European school holidays and early September see secondary waves. November–March is the cheapest window except for the Goderdzi 4x4 segment. March is the ideal balance of weather and price for coastal trips.
Yes, 24 hours. Most flights from Europe arrive late evening or at night, and meeting any time is the norm. Most suppliers don't charge extra for night pickups. The only requirement is an accurate flight time at booking so the driver arrives well before you.
Harder than in winter, easier than Tbilisi. Evening traffic on the promenade, plenty of pedestrians and cyclists, narrow Old Town lanes. Local driving style is calmer than in the capital. New drivers should avoid the centre in the evening and use perimeter parking — from there the sea is a 10-minute walk.