Kobuleti Beach

Sun, sand, and pines by the Black Sea

Kobuleti Beach

Kobuleti Beach stretches 18 kilometers along Georgia's Black Sea coast, the longest sandy shoreline in the country, framed by fragrant pine forests that meet the sea. A beloved resort since the Soviet era, it blends natural beauty with laid-back charm, drawing families, swimmers, and sunseekers. The soft sands and shallow waters make it ideal for relaxation, while nearby marshes and the Enguri River delta offer quiet escapes. Its mix of accessibility, gentle surf, and coastal forest sets it apart from Georgia’s more rugged seaside stretches.

On the ground See

  • Walk the endless golden sands
  • Swim in calm, shallow waters
  • Relax under pine canopies behind the beach

Practical Know before you go

Best visited May–September; easily reached by train or car from Batumi or Zugdidi

Last reviewed 25 August 2026 · reviewed quarterly