Georgia Caravan Campsites

Traveling by caravan offers a unique experience for those who want to go on a journey in the heart of nature, in pursuit of freedom. In this article, we are discussing an unforgettable Georgian route that you can do with Soyut Caravan: Batumi and Tbilisi. Different cities but one feeling of freedom...

Borders crossed by caravan sometimes offer unexpected surprises; Batumi is exactly such a surprise. Batumi, where modern city structure and nature are intertwined, is one of the most attractive stops on the Black Sea coast.

After passing through Sarp Border Gate, you reach Batumi with a short drive. Traveling by caravan in Georgia is quite easy because the roads are mostly smooth and wide. Some parking lots in Batumi accept caravans; if you wish, you can also retreat to nature areas outside the city.

• Batumi Boulevard: The walking path, parks and bicycle paths along the coast are ideal for spending a pleasant time.
• Europe Square This square, which can be considered the heart of the city, attracts attention with its architecture and the cafes around it.
• Botanical Garden This garden, which you can reach on foot or by shuttle after parking your caravan, is home to more than 5000 plant species.
• Statue of Medea: There is the Europe Square with the statue of Medea holding a golden sheepskin in her hand, which refers to Greek mythology, and the Piazza Square, which includes cafes, restaurants, shops and other places where you can have a pleasant time with its architectural texture that will remind you of Italy.
• Alphabet Tower The tower was built in 2012 to emphasize the importance of Georgian, one of the 14 alphabets that have survived from the past to the present, and 33 letters of the alphabet are visibly placed on the tower. The 130-meter tower is topped by an elevator and offers a panoramic view of the Black Sea coast and Batumi.

Inverted House, Botanical Garden, Ali & Nino Statue, Neptune Fountain, St. Nicholas Church are among the other routes you can visit in Batumi.

You can stay overnight in some areas close to the city center, surrounded by nature. “Wild camping” is legal in Georgia, but it is always a good idea to communicate with the locals for your safety.

Batumi is a city located on the Black Sea coast, offering a combination of modern and historical texture. Here are some campsites where you can stay while exploring Batumi with your caravan.

• La Belle Verte: Offering a quiet accommodation experience in touch with nature, this facility is located close to the center of Batumi. You can stay here with your caravan and enjoy the surrounding natural beauties.
• Glamping Martini Kvariati: Located in Kvariati, about 12 km from Batumi, this property offers sea views and comfortable facilities. It offers areas where you can stay with your caravan.
• Batumi Steak Garden And Camping: Located close to the city center, this campsite stands out with its delicious food and caravan accommodation.

Tbilisi is a city where history and modernity are intertwined. Although it takes a while to reach Tbilisi by caravan, the views along the way are definitely worth it. Mountains, deep valleys, small villages and roadside restaurants welcome you with an atmosphere full of culture.

A 5-6 hour drive awaits you on the way from Batumi to Tbilisi. There are lakesides and foothills along the route where you can take a break. Especially for those traveling by caravan, there are many areas where you can integrate with nature.

• Narikala Fortress: If you want to witness a bird's eye view of Tbilisi, you can turn your route to Narikala Fortress after Old Tbilisi. Narikala Castle, which mesmerizes with its majesty and promises tranquility with the view it offers in the evening, can be reached on foot or by cable car. Overlooking the city from the top, this castle is also fascinating with its night view.
• Abanotubani: The Old Tbilisi area is a popular destination for tourists looking for healing with its sulfur baths. If you want to rest your body and relax, you can bathe in these pools and take advantage of the massage services offered in the baths. The area where Tbilisi's famous sulfur baths are located preserves its historical texture.
• Rustaveli Boulevard: After the touristic places, you can be a part of the city life by taking a walk on Rustavelli Street, where the pulse of the city beats at one end, Liberty Square. Along the street, you can take a short break from your sightseeing in various cafes and restaurants as well as government buildings. This boulevard full of modern shops and cafes is the ideal place to unwind.

There are caravan-friendly campsites around Tbilisi, especially in areas 15-20 km from the city center. Public transportation or bicycles can be preferred to get to the city center.

Tbilisi is the capital and largest city of Georgia, a blend of history and modernity. Here are some campsites where you can stay while visiting Tbilisi with your caravan.

• Camper Mobile Motorhome: Located close to Tbilisi city center, this property offers all the necessary facilities for caravan accommodation. It promises a pleasant experience with its common areas such as garden and terrace.
• Geo Campers: Serving in Tbilisi, Kutaisi and Batumi, this caravan rental and accommodation service provides the comfort you need during your trip. It attracts attention with its fully equipped caravans.
• Zeta Camping: Located about 20 km from Tbilisi, this campground offers an accommodation experience in touch with nature. In addition to the areas where you can stay with your caravan, it is also an ideal location for hiking and nature activities.

• Border Crossings: Make sure that your passport and vehicle documents are complete for the caravan crossing between Albania, Georgia and Turkey. Green Insurance (International Traffic Insurance) is compulsory.
• Caravan Equipment: Choosing a caravan insulated against cold weather ensures a comfortable sleep, especially in mountainous regions.
• Road Practices: Offline mapping apps and campground guides should always be close at hand. Apps like Park4Night, Campercontact can be useful.
• Local Flavors: Discover the cuisine of each country. You must try khachapuri in Batumi and khinkali in Tbilisi.

Sipping tea on the beach of Batumi and getting lost in the old streets of Tbilisi... These routes are not just stops; they are the soul of the caravan journey. When you set off with an Abstract Caravan, you remove the boundaries of time and space. You move at your own pace, on your own map.

If you're ready, start the engine. Because the road is calling you.