Long and loud boulevard filled with big or small attractions and nice views. I recommend NOT TO BUY a cup of FRUITS FROM THE GUY standing next to the sculpture of Ali & Nino. He will rip you off saying prices more than 3 times higher than the ladies standing 50 meters further towards the port. Buy a cup of fruits from the ladies.

It's not just a stroll along the Boulevard next to the black sea, it's a chance every day to meet an amazing community of dogs who live along this route. they're incredibly friendly and many people feed them and get to know them while staying in Batumi. Like us! Dogs and humans live together in the whole of Batumi and they teach us to live side by side with each other and enhance each other's lives. We miss those buddies already!!! How refreshing to be in a country where dogs are allowed to live along side us!

Our time at Batumi Boulevard was unforgettable. Whether you're looking to unwind amidst nature, indulge in local delicacies, or simply enjoy the company of friends against a stunning backdrop, this is the place to be. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Batumi!

Weird mix of megalomania and decay - 90s and 2000s investment projects, often unfinished, combined with the soviet housing and resorts’ remnants. The boulevard is nice to walk on overall; the pedestrian path is separated from the rental vehicles. Fascinating yes slightly moody scenery: the construction sites of the fancy hotels contrasting the favelas-like 60s-70s chaotic houses. WC facilities are nonexistent.

I have been here many times. If you are fond of walking then it's a perfect place. If you prefer boating ,there are different types of boats, starting from 20 gel each person, about an hour (it's free for children). There are also motorcycle and electric vehicles. Being in Georgia, it's worth to visit once.