
Botanical Garden, Petra & Black Sea Coast
Follow the coast north of Batumi for garden paths, Petra fortress viewpoints and a break by the sea near Kobuleti. An unhurried private outing with pickup and a return to your starting city.
8 hours door to door66 km round trip3 stopsSedan up to 4 · Minivan up to 7
Highlights
- Batumi Botanical Garden
- Petra fortress
- Kobuleti coast
The route, stop by stop
- Botanical Garden
- Walkable centre — an hour is enough for the main square and a coffee
- Local market and bakeries are the real attraction
- Your driver parks centrally and meets you back at the car
- Petra
- Your driver parks centrally and meets you back at the car
- Lunch is easy here — bakeries, a market and a couple of places with a terrace
- Ask your driver where the good coffee is; they all have an opinion
- Kobuleti
- Sun loungers are rented by the day at the busier sections
- Pebble shore and clear water — bring a towel and swim shoes if you plan to go in
- Cafes and shade are limited outside the summer season
Photos


About this excursion
What is included
- Private car with driver for your group only
- Pick-up and return at your hotel or address in Batumi
- Every stop on this page, in the order you prefer
- Waiting at every stop — the car is yours for the day
- Fuel, road tolls and parking
- Free changes to the order of stops on the day
What is not included
- Entrance tickets, cable cars and boat rides — paid on the spot
- Food, drinks and tastings
- A licensed tour guide — your driver accompanies you and explains, but is not a certified guide
Know before you go
- The price is per car: a sedan takes up to 4 guests, a minivan up to 7
- You pay the driver directly in GEL on the day, no prepayment
- Monasteries ask for covered shoulders and knees; women usually cover their hair
- Mountain and canyon roads can close in bad weather — your driver tells you before you set off
- Child seats are free on request, tell us when you book
What to bring
- Comfortable closed shoes — there is walking at most stops
- A layer: it is cooler in the mountains and inside caves
- Cash in GEL for tickets and lunch
- Water and a snack for the drive
Meeting and pick-up
- Your driver picks you up at your hotel or any address in Batumi
- You get the driver's name, car and phone number once the trip is confirmed
- Standard start is in the morning; you choose the exact time
Cancellation
- Free cancellation — there is nothing to pay in advance
- Tell your driver as early as you can if plans change
- If a road closes, your driver proposes an alternative stop at the same price
Frequent questions
- Is the price per person or per car?
- Per car. A sedan takes up to 4 guests, a minivan up to 7 — nothing is charged per head, so the cost per person falls as your group grows.
- Does the driver come with us to the sights?
- Yes. Your driver stays with you for the whole excursion, walks you to the entrance of each stop and explains what you are looking at. He is a local professional driver, not a certified guide, so you get practical first-hand guidance rather than a scripted tour.
- How do I pay?
- Directly to the driver on the day, normally in GEL cash. No prepayment, no card needed, no booking fee.
- How is the booking confirmed?
- You send a request with your date and group size. OrbiTrip confirms within a few hours on WhatsApp and sends you the driver's name, car and phone number.
- Can I change the stops or the order?
- Yes. The order of stops is yours to change on the day. If you want to add a stop that is not on this page, write it in the request and we confirm the price before the trip.
- What happens if a road is closed?
- Your driver tells you before you set off and proposes an alternative stop of the same kind at the same price.
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