Traveling to Poti, Georgia

By Air

Poti does not have its own airport, so travelers seeking to reach Poti by air should book flights to the nearest airports:

• David the Builder Kutaisi International Airport (KUT): This is the nearest major international airport to Poti, located approximately 90 km east of the city. Travelers can rent a car, take a taxi, or use shuttle services to reach Poti from the airport.
• Batumi International Airport (BUS): Situated some 70 km south of Poti, Batumi Airport offers another alternative. Similarly, car rentals, taxis, and buses are available to complete the journey to Poti.

By Train

Poti is well-connected by the Georgian railway network. Regular trains are available from major cities like Tbilisi and Batumi. Tickets can be booked online, at the station, or through travel agents.

By Bus

Bus services operate regularly between Poti and other major cities within Georgia. The central bus station in Poti is a hub for both regional and long-distance buses.

By Car

Traveling by car to Poti is another viable option. Georgia's main highway, the S1, part of the international E60 highway, is the most direct route when coming from Tbilisi or Batumi. Signage along the route is clear, and Google Maps or other GPS services provide accurate navigation.

By Sea

As a port city, Poti also has a harbor which serves cargo ships. While there is no regular passenger ferry service to Poti, it is possible to arrive by private or chartered boat, docking at the Poti Sea Port.

Visa Information

Before planning your trip, check the visa requirements for entering Georgia as they vary depending on your nationality. Many countries benefit from visa-free entry for short stays.