Batumi Boulevard

Batumi Boulevard is the city's postcard. First laid out in 1881, the promenade has been expanded and reimagined over the decades into a 7-kilometer seaside park that ranks as the longest on the Black Sea coast. Lined with palm trees, subtropical plantings, contemporary sculptures — including the famous moving Ali and Nino statue — fountains, cafes, and cycling lanes, the boulevard is where Batumi comes to breathe. On summer evenings, the entire city seems to be walking, jogging, or dining along its length. For investors, properties near the boulevard offer a compelling mix of lifestyle appeal and financial returns. Unlike the New Boulevard high-rise zone to the north, this area has a more established, lower-rise character with renovated buildings that offer charm alongside modern comforts. The boulevard's status as Batumi's premier public space ensures enduring tourist foot traffic and strong short-term rental performance. Georgia's flat 5% individual rental income tax and zero capital gains on properties held over two years make the economics particularly attractive.

Batumi Boulevard in Batumi, Adjara, Georgia