The Old Batumi Bus Station is the gateway to the diverse world of Georgian adventures. Preserving the atmosphere of past times, this bus station is imbued with the spirit of the Soviet era, which gives it a special flavor. It is the main transport artery for minibuses and buses heading to the most secluded corners of Georgia and the surrounding areas of Adjara, including Khulo, Kedu, Shvakhevi and many other destinations.
From this nostalgic place you can explore the outskirts of Batumi or travel through mountainous Adjara. The paths to famous tourist spots such as Borjomi, Rabat fortress, Svaneti and other picturesque places begin here.
However, it is important to note that the bus station has its own characteristics. Most of the information is presented in Georgian, and sometimes in the busy environment it can be difficult to find the right ticket office or direction. However, the hospitality and responsiveness of local drivers and passers-by always come to the rescue.
Vehicles here are mainly represented by minibuses, which, although not very comfortable, provide the necessary mobility for traveling around the region.
Located at Mayakovsky Street 1, the bus station is within walking distance from significant city objects, such as the Batumi cargo port, the five-star Leogrand hotel and the Catholic Cathedral. You can get here in 15 minutes from the cable car or by minibus heading towards the Boni food market.
For help, call +995 557 00 04 02, but be prepared that it may not be easy to get in touch.
