Discover the best attractions and experiences Poti has to offer
Poti's harbor history is written in its fortifications and old seafront structures, best explored on foot.
Ruins of a medieval fortress overlooking the harbor, offering coastal views and a glimpse into Poti's defensive past.
Remnants of ancient walls that once protected the seaside quarter and framed the town’s lanes.
Iconic beacon marking the harbor entrance and a symbol of the city’s maritime heritage.
Explore Poti’s local stories through small but informative museums along the waterfront.
Displays chronicles of Poti from ancient times to the modern port era.
Exhibits on shipbuilding, navigation and the role of the port in regional trade.
Ethnographic and cultural exhibits highlighting Megrelian traditions in the area.
Religious sites in Poti offer quiet spaces and architectural character along the coast.
Historic church serving the local community with welcoming interior and regular services.
Traditional Georgian church structure set near the town center.
Georgia’s coastal parks offer wetlands, trails and birdlife within reach of Poti.
Wetlands and delta habitats along the Colchian coast ideal for birdwatching and nature walks.
Lush green hills offering forest trails and scenic viewpoints within a short drive.
Vivid parts of Poti give you different vibes, from the harbor to the historic streets.
Historic waterfront area with narrow lanes and seaworthy charm.
Bustling streets, markets and cafes around the main square.
Many scenic experiences in Poti are free or low-cost, perfect for budget travellers.
Walk the waterfront promenade and enjoy sea views at any time of day.
Catch a colorful sunset over the Black Sea from the harbor district.
A gentle riverside path with local scenery and birdlife.
Seafood and Megrelian specialties define Poti’s coastal cuisine.
Catch-of-the-day seafood served in simple, seaside eateries.
Bold Megrelian flavors, often featuring fresh herbs and hearty sauces.
Traditional cheese bread paired with local wines in the harbor area.
Low-key and friendly evening venues line Poti’s waterfront and town center.
Casual spots with coffee, tea and light snacks, often with sea breezes.
Intimate venues offering Georgian folk tunes and modern acts.
Entertainment options highlight the maritime vibe and coastal scenery.
Short cruises along the harbor and coastline.
Seasonal cultural events and street performances in summer.
Water-based and active pursuits are easily accessible by the sea.
Refresh in the Black Sea at designated beach zones.
Little-adrenaline paddling routes suitable for beginners.
Less-touristy paths around Poti offer gentle adventures.
Explore wetlands, birdlife and scenic landscapes a short drive from the city.
Easy ride with sea views and small villages along the coast.