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A unique park on Georgia’s Black Sea coast, created by moving centuries-old giant trees from across the country to Shekvetili. Covering more than 60 hectares, the park is home to rare trees, lakes, exotic plants, and free-roaming animals like swans, peacocks, and deer. It’s like an open-air botanical wonderland where visitors can enjoy peaceful walks in a carefully curated natural setting.
Best for: Families, nature lovers, photographers
Duration: 2–3 hours
Distance from Batumi: 45 km | 50 minutes by car
Tip: Visit in the afternoon for cooler weather and to see the animals more active.