Getting Around
Frequent marshrutkas (minibuses) run between Chakvi and Batumi, making it easy to visit the city for a day trip.





Chakvi is a charming coastal town situated on the Black Sea in the Adjara region of Georgia. Historically famous as the heart of the Georgian tea industry, the town is surrounded by vibrant green hills and citrus groves that thrive in its subtropical climate. Unlike the high-energy atmosphere of nearby Batumi, Chakvi maintains a slower pace of life, making it a favorite for families and those looking to unwind. Visitors can enjoy the long stretches of pebble beaches or use the town as a gateway to explore the nearby Mtirala National Park, known for its waterfalls and diverse flora. Its location provides the perfect balance of coastal relaxation and easy access to the cultural and natural attractions of southwestern Georgia.
Chakvi is a charming coastal town situated on the Black Sea in the Adjara region of Georgia. Historically famous as the heart of the Georgian tea industry, the town is surrounded by vibrant green hills and citrus groves that thrive in its subtropical climate. Unlike the high-energy atmosphere of nearby Batumi, Chakvi maintains a slower pace of life, making it a favorite for families and those looking to unwind. Visitors can enjoy the long stretches of pebble beaches or use the town as a gateway to explore the nearby Mtirala National Park, known for its waterfalls and diverse flora. Its location provides the perfect balance of coastal relaxation and easy access to the cultural and natural attractions of southwestern Georgia.
Serene pebble beaches along the Black Sea coast.
Lush subtropical landscapes and historic tea plantations.
Proximity to the stunning Mtirala National Park.
A peaceful atmosphere away from the crowds of Batumi.
Chakvi is much quieter than Batumi, with fewer bars and clubs, catering more to relaxation than partying.
The Adjara region is one of the wettest in Georgia; expect occasional heavy subtropical rain even in summer.
Most of the coastline consists of pebbles rather than sand, which keeps the water very clear.
Frequent marshrutkas (minibuses) run between Chakvi and Batumi, making it easy to visit the city for a day trip.
Look for local honey and citrus fruits sold by vendors along the main roads; the region is famous for its quality.
Relaxed beach holidays and nature lovers exploring Adjara.
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The beaches are mostly pebbly, so bringing water shoes will make swimming and walking much more comfortable.
Chakvi is one of the best starting points for visiting Mtirala; consider hiring a local driver for the mountain roads.
June-September
Spring is beautiful and very green, making it a great time for hiking in the nearby hills, though it can be rainy.
The peak season for swimming and sunbathing, with warm sea temperatures and a lively but manageable resort vibe.
September and early October offer the 'velvet season' with pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds.
Very quiet and humid; most tourist facilities close, but it offers a peaceful, misty coastal atmosphere.