Best For
A quick photo op and a lighthearted coastal stroll.





Situated in the seaside town of Kobuleti within the Adjara region, Punto más al este del océano atlántico is a point of interest that delights visitors with its geographically ironic name. While the title suggests the Atlantic Ocean, visitors are actually greeted by the beautiful and salty waters of the Black Sea. The spot is relatively quiet and lacks modern amenities like Wi-Fi, making it a place to simply enjoy the natural surroundings and the open horizon. It is a popular stop for those who appreciate local humor and want a unique photo to remember their trip to the Georgian coast. The area is straightforward and unpretentious, reflecting the relaxed pace of local seaside life.
Situated in the seaside town of Kobuleti within the Adjara region, Punto más al este del océano atlántico is a point of interest that delights visitors with its geographically ironic name. While the title suggests the Atlantic Ocean, visitors are actually greeted by the beautiful and salty waters of the Black Sea. The spot is relatively quiet and lacks modern amenities like Wi-Fi, making it a place to simply enjoy the natural surroundings and the open horizon. It is a popular stop for those who appreciate local humor and want a unique photo to remember their trip to the Georgian coast. The area is straightforward and unpretentious, reflecting the relaxed pace of local seaside life.
Playful landmark with a humorous name.
Expansive views of the Black Sea shoreline.
Quiet location ideal for a brief, reflective stop.
Accessible coastal path nearby for walking.
A quick photo op and a lighthearted coastal stroll.
Lunch, Dinner
Tourists, Locals, Solo
Punto más al este del océano atlántico is regarded by visitors as a humorous and quirky landmark in Kobuleti. Reviewers often lean into the joke of the name, with one noting the extreme distance to Mexico on the 'other side.' The site is described as having salty water and a lack of modern conveniences like Wi-Fi. Practical observations from visitors mention that Spanish is not understood by the locals in the area. There is a playful warning that any fish caught nearby must be cooked, as the sea provides them raw. Despite the limited number of reviews, the sentiment is generally positive, with the spot being rated highly for its unique character.