Wedding in Adjara, Georgia: Batumi Coast or the Mountains? Month by Month, Venues and Prices (2026)

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Updated 1 October 2026·31 min read·Prices and facts checked: September 2026

Adjara gives you two weddings in one region: the Black Sea coast around Batumi and the mountains two hours inland. They have different weather, different venues and different prices. Here is how to choose, month by month, with the real numbers, the registrar's fees and every venue's contacts.

Adjara is the south-western corner of Georgia (the country), the strip between the Black Sea and the Turkish border, and it gives you two completely different weddings inside one region. Batumi sits at sea level and is the wettest city in the Caucasus; two hours inland the road climbs past Keda and Khulo into alpine meadows, wooden villages and cold, clear nights.

Photo: Wikimedia Commons / Dmitry A. Mottl, CC BY-SA 4.0

The altitudes drive everything else. The Batumi boulevard is about 6 m above the sea, Khulo town about 900 m, our own camp in Village Tago 1,200 m, and the Goderdzi Pass 2,025 m. The Adjara tourism board puts the local lapse rate at 0.5 to 0.6 C per 100 m, and 0.7 in summer, so the ridge above Khulo runs 6 to 8 C cooler than the beach on the same afternoon. The region's own department of tourism gives 24 C in the plains against 19 C in the highlands as the summer average.

We run a venue on the mountain side, Glamping Tago above Khulo, so read our own entry knowing that.

Coast or mountains is really a question about what kind of wedding you want. A city hotel gives you a ballroom, a short drive and a building full of other guests. The mountains give you the whole place to yourselves for a weekend, with the road and the weather as the price. These are the differences that decide it:

The coast is wet all year and gets wetter through the wedding season; the mountains dry out in late summer. Batumi rainfall and wet days are the 1991-2020 climate normals, the air and sea temperatures the CRU and Met Office series, and the Khulo column the station record for the town at about 900 m.

November is the wettest month in Batumi at 312 mm, so September and October are the two wettest months of the wedding season rather than of the year. Across the whole year Batumi takes about 2,435 mm. May is the driest month on the coast and April the driest in the mountains, and August has the clearest skies on both sides: clear, mostly clear or partly cloudy 94% of the time in Batumi and 91% in Khulo.

The clear season is the number to plan a mountain wedding around. In Khulo it runs from about 8 June to about 25 September, so a wedding in the first three weeks of September still catches it while the coast is taking its heaviest rain of the season.

Nights are the other half of the story. Above 1,000 m the temperature drops to 9-13 C after dark even in August, so a mountain wedding always needs a warm layer, blankets on the benches and a fire.

The coast is where you go for 100 or more guests, a bathroom for each of them, a ballroom with a rain plan built in and an airport 7 km from the altar. It is weakest in autumn rain, July and August humidity, and the fact that the wedding is one evening in a room rather than a weekend together.

Coast hotels in Adjara quote weddings per event rather than by package, so the numbers below are the room counts, the ballroom capacities and the per-guest rates the market charges.

Sheraton Batumi

Where: 28 Rustaveli Ave, in the Old Boulevard district, 450 m from the promenade. From Batumi airport: 6.7 km, 10 to 20 minutes. Capacity: Grand Ballroom 972 m2, banquet 600, reception 1,000, theatre 850; 9 event rooms and 1,128 m2 in total. Good for: the biggest formal dinner on the coast. Watch out: staff is the lowest-scoring category in recent Yandex Maps reviews at 62% positive, and guests describe the building as tired and due a renovation.

This is the largest hotel ballroom in the region and the default for a 300-plus guest list, with 202 rooms above it so the whole party sleeps in the same building. Its own events pages offer space for up to 1,000 guests.

Radisson Blu Batumi

Where: 1 Ninoshvili St, on the boulevard. Capacity: 168 rooms, with the Clouds restaurant on the top floor that couples use for the dinner. Good for: a sea-view reception in the middle of town. Watch out: the rooms.

Guests rate the location 92% positive and the view 90% in its Yandex reviews. The rooms go the other way: 38% of the reviews that mention them are negative, 37% of those mentioning cleanliness, and renovation is the word that keeps coming back. Block rooms here only after seeing the category you are being offered. The view and the location are not in question.

Hilton Batumi

Where: 40 Rustaveli Ave. Capacity: Rustaveli Ballroom 385 m2, banquet rounds 260, theatre 378, and it splits into two halves of 80 each; 247 guest rooms. Good for: a 150-260 guest dinner with a Sky Bar Nephele afterparty on the top floor. Watch out: its Yandex reviews rate the location 100% positive and the view 98%, the rooms 52% and the interiors 40%, and a third of the guests who mention room amenities are negative. Ask for a renovated category.

Le Meridien Batumi

Where: the Batumi Tower, the tallest building in the city. Capacity: 105 rooms, 9 event rooms and 1,238 m2 of event space, but the largest single space takes 200: Black Sea Ballroom 190.9 m2, La Brasserie reception 200, Latitude Bar reception 120. Good for: a 100-200 guest wedding with the best skyline in Batumi. Watch out: cleanliness is the lowest-scoring category in its Yandex reviews at 53% positive, while the food scores 94% and the location 95%.

Panorama, Orbi Sea Towers

Where: 15b Sherif Khimshiashvili St, floors 31 to 33, with the rooftop on 34. Capacity: 500 seated over the three floors plus 350 more on the rooftop, the largest restaurant complex in Adjara. Open: 12:00 to 00:00. Good for: a big Georgian supra with a 360-degree view over the city and the sea. Watch out: the view and the kitchen carry it. Waiting time scores 43% positive in its Yandex reviews, tables 50% and music 55%, against 97% for the interior and 85% for the food. Those weak three are exactly what strain at a 500-seat banquet.

Book it through the Orbi Hotels page or the panorama_batumi Instagram. The website link on its Google Maps entry points at a lapsed domain that now serves an online-casino page, so ignore it.

Castello Mare, Tsikhisdziri

Where: on the cliff at Tsikhisdziri, 20.4 km and about 30 minutes north of Batumi. Capacity: 110 rooms, 200 beds and a conference hall, per the official Adjara tourism listing; rooms 150-500 GEL a night. Good for: a cliff-top ceremony with the sea below and the whole party sleeping on site. Watch out: the Yandex reviews rate the view 100% positive, the pool 94% and the spa 83%; the rooms come in at 67% and cleanliness at 60%, so see the room block before you sign.

Georgia Palace, Kobuleti

Where: Agmashenebeli Ave 275, Kobuleti, 30.7 km and about 40 minutes north of Batumi. Capacity: 7 meeting and conference rooms with multimedia, sound and lighting, plus a wedding ceremonies service; weddings are quoted per event. Good for: a beach-resort wedding with a spa and a pool for the day after.

Weddings and corporate events are core business here all season, which is why the events team has the rooms and the staff for yours. It also means your date competes for them: book early, and ask what else is in the building on the nights your guests arrive.

ORTA Batumi

Where: village Ortabatumi on the Adjaristsqali, 9.7 km and 15 minutes from the boulevard. Capacity: main hall up to 1,000, riverside terrace up to 120, bamboo grove up to 200, private gazebos 8 to 30 each. Price from: 80 GEL a guest for the wedding menu, full day 10:00 to 02:00, 50 to 1,000 guests. Good for: a river-and-mountain setting 15 minutes from town at a published price.

ORTA is the one venue near Batumi with a wedding menu price on its own banquets page, and it will privatise the whole restaurant for a large wedding. The kitchen is built around fresh river trout, the bamboo aisle and the riverside are its two ceremony spots, and there are cottages on site for guests who stay over. It is not on the road to the mountains: going via ORTA adds 13.9 km to the Khulo drive.

Ajara Palace

Where: 154B Alexander Pushkin St, Batumi. Open: 10:00 to 00:00. Good for: a city banquet at Georgian prices rather than hotel prices, useful as the benchmark you compare a venue buyout against.

Batumi's banquet halls sit in a middle price segment of up to about 60 GEL a head, and this one publishes its menu prices in lari: most main courses land between 15 and 38 GEL.

Dreamland Oasis, Chakvi

Where: 16 Batumi St, Chakvi. Capacity: a resort over 130,000 m2 with four outdoor pools, an aqua park and event spaces. Watch out: it rates 4.2 on Google, below the 4.3 bar we use for a recommendation, and you will have to ask the resort directly for a hall capacity and a price before you can size or budget an event.

It is on this list because couples ask about it, not because we would send you there first.

Batumi Botanical Garden

Where: Green Cape, 10 km and 15 minutes north of Batumi. Open: daily 09:00 to 20:00. Good for: the ceremony and the photographs, with the reception back in town.

Founded in 1912 on the cape above the sea, with a rose and camellia collection at its best in May and its own ritual podium for ceremonies. It is a backdrop, not a venue: there is no banquet hall, so plan the dinner elsewhere and budget the transfer. Ring +995 422 27 00 33 for the ceremony slot and the current fee, which the garden sets separately from the entrance ticket.

The mountains are where you go for a two- or three-day wedding with 20 to 100 guests who all sleep in one place, dry late-summer weather, and a price that already includes beds and meals. They are wrong for a 200-guest formal dinner, for an en-suite bathroom per guest, and for anyone who will not get into a 4x4.

Glamping Tago

Where: Village Tago, Khulo municipality, 1,200 m. From Batumi: about 92 km and about 2 hours. Capacity: up to 100 seated for the ceremony and the dinner. Beds: 33 on the ridge, 64 more in seven family guesthouses 3 to 10 minutes' walk below. Price from: whole-camp buyout 3,258 GEL a night in April to 6,035 in July and August, privatisation and the event tent included. Season: camp open 1 April to the end of October, weddings May to mid-October. Good for: a Friday-to-Sunday wedding weekend where nobody drives home. Watch out: the last 9 km from Khulo is a mountain road that takes 4x4 cars and 15-seat minibuses only.

This is us. You book the whole camp, one wedding at a time, minimum two nights: twelve Lotus Belle tents and a nine-bed dormitory dome, the 150 m2 event tent on its wooden deck whose sides close for rain, the yurt restaurant that seats 36 inside and 20 out, both yoga spaces, the sauna every evening and the fire circle. Three ceremony spots: the forest clearing, the valley overlook and the highland Otsinari lake about 30 minutes away. Wooden benches seat up to 100 on the meadow.

The kitchen is fully vegetarian, with a BBQ live station and meat khinkali as add-ons. Music runs outside until midnight, then the party moves into the warm yurt. The full spec, every price and the site map are on our wedding organizer guide, and the weddings we have hosted here have been 17 to 38 guests rather than 100.

Eco House Merisi

Where: village Silibauri, Merisi, Keda district, 803 m. From Batumi: 53.6 km and about 1 hour 10 minutes. Capacity: restaurant hall for up to 50 and ceremonies and dinners up to 60, plus two panoramic terraces, a 50 m2 open-air ceremony platform at the cliff edge and a 100 m2 covered backup. Beds: 54 in 12 cottages and 3 villas of 2 to 10 guests each. Season: all year. Good for: a 20 to 50 guest cliff-edge wedding in glass cottages with a proper indoor rain plan. Watch out: there is no shop within reach, so bring what you need, and the restaurant runs slowly when it is full.

Their wedding page offers four formats: an intimate wedding, ceremony plus banquet, a wedding weekend with a pre-wedding dinner and next-morning breakfast, and a full hotel buyout. Every wedding is priced individually. A dedicated wedding coordinator, décor and florist selection, catering, vendor sourcing and guest transfers are in-house, and couples may bring their own team. At 4.8 from more than 1,500 Google reviews this is the highest-rated venue in this guide after our own, and the strongest mountain alternative in Adjara.

It is not on the road to Khulo. Merisi is up its own side valley, and going through it adds 23.3 km and 37 minutes to a drive to Tago.

Chateau Iveri

Where: Varjanisi, Keda, 295 m. From Batumi: 51.3 km and about 1 hour. Capacity: 6 rooms and 12 beds plus a conference hall, so a small wedding. Price from: 100-200 GEL a night for a room, per the official Adjara tourism listing. Good for: a 15 to 30 guest wedding on a vineyard terrace over the gorge. Watch out: the site is in Georgian only, and guests advise against the twin rooms, which are much smaller.

The one mountain venue genuinely on the Batumi-Khulo road: going via Chateau Iveri adds 0.9 km and 5 minutes to the drive. Their own site has a weddings and events section, the wine comes from their own production, and its Yandex reviews rate the view and the atmosphere 100% positive, the food 94% and the staff 93%.

Hotel Ambassadori Goderdzi

Where: the Goderdzi ski resort, 1,699 m, on the Batumi-Akhaltsikhe road. From Batumi: 111.1 km, which is 34 km past the turn-off to Tago. Capacity: two conference rooms with projectors and screens; weddings are quoted per event. Season: all year, which is the point. Good for: the one highland base in Adjara that takes a group in winter as well as summer. Watch out: it prices above everything else on that road, service swings from warm to indifferent in its Yandex Maps reviews, and a summer guest reports building work around the hotel and room air conditioning that only heats.

Chateau Milisi

Where: village Milisi, Keda, 559 m, 37.2 km from Batumi. Rooms: 30 to 120 USD a night on their own site. Watch out: recent Google reviews criticise the food repeatedly, and one describes the complex as still a building site, so the daytime is not quiet.

For a wedding, where the catering is the whole point, that is disqualifying, and we list it with a warning rather than a recommendation. It is also up its own side valley: going via Milisi adds 12.8 km to the Khulo drive.

Batumi to our camp in Tago is about 92 km and about 2 hours: 85 km of asphalt on the Sh1 Batumi-Akhaltsikhe road as far as Khulo, then a mountain road of 9 km that takes 30 to 35 minutes. Everything else in Adjara is measured off that line, and most of the places people want to bolt onto the drive are not on it.

Three places are genuinely on the way and work as a stop for a convoy of guests. Makhuntseti waterfall and Queen Tamar's arched stone bridge stand within 100 m of each other 33.7 km from Batumi and cost 10 minutes of detour, which makes them the one real photo stop between the airport and the mountains. Chateau Iveri costs 5 minutes. The Adjarian Wine House is barely a detour at all at 0.2 km, though at 4.1 from over 1,300 Google reviews we name it as the stop people ask about rather than one we recommend, and certainly not as a venue.

Everything else is a separate trip. Merisi, Milisi and ORTA each sit up their own valley, and Goderdzi is 34 km beyond the point where you would turn off for Tago, a detour of 53 km. Putting two of them in one day with 40 guests in convoy is how a wedding weekend turns into a coach tour.

You move them in 4x4 cars and 15-seat minibuses, and you budget it as a real line in the wedding, because it is one. Big coaches cannot reach a village above Khulo, and normal cars cannot do the last stretch at all.

• Our transfers, per car, one way: Batumi to Tago 265 GEL by 4x4 (4 seats) or 410 GEL by 15-seat minibus; Khulo to Tago 75 GEL or 135 GEL; Kutaisi to Tago 465 GEL; Tbilisi to Tago 925 GEL; Akhaltsikhe to Tago 360 GEL. A vendor car from Batumi and back is 530 GEL. Multiple pickups add 20 GEL, and a picnic stop at the waterfall adds 50 GEL. Transfers are paid in cash at our reception, never to the driver.
• The coach trick: hire your own coach from Batumi as far as Khulo, where the road is asphalt the whole way, and switch everyone into our minibuses for the last stretch. For 60 guests that is by far the cheapest way up.
• Marshrutka, for guests coming independently: the Batumi to Khulo minibus leaves the old bus station every 30 minutes from 08:00 to 20:00, takes about 2 h 30 and costs about 10 GEL. The window sign reads ბათუმი - ხულო. The route register gives 82 km and 8 GEL; our own route guide gives about 10 GEL. The station is old and unsignposted and rates 2.9 on Google, so it is not where you send your grandmother on the morning of the wedding.
• Taxi: a one-way Batumi to Khulo ride runs up to 175 GEL on Bolt, Yandex Taxi or Maxim, and takes about 2 hours. It will not take you past Khulo, and drivers booked to Khulo often ask more than the app price because they have no return passenger.
• From Kutaisi airport: bus to Batumi 2 hours and 25 GEL, or the train 2 hours and 31 GEL, four times a day each. Batumi airport is 6.7 km from the boulevard and 87.1 km from Tago.

Three more things couples forget. Vendors need transport too, and most photographers, DJs, hosts and stylists charge the ride on top of their fee; a cameraman who leaves after the first dance needs his own car back. Guests who plan to drive themselves back to Batumi at 02:00 should not. And the transfer plan is built a few days before the wedding around real flight and train times, not months in advance.

Registering the marriage itself is free. What you pay for is the ceremony, and the state ordinance sets one national tariff for the whole country: nothing for a plain registration at a House of Justice, 75 GEL for a ceremonial registration at a House of Justice branch or community centre, and 255 GEL for a registration held outside the building at a place you choose, which is what an on-site wedding ceremony is.

The Public Service Development Agency states the free-registration rule in English and in Georgian, and publishes the apostille and translation tariffs above. Guides still list a government fee of 50 to 100 for the registration itself, the Russian-language market guide Eventive among them. There is no such fee.

Both partners must be 18 or over, must attend in person (registration through a representative is not permitted), and need two legally capable adult witnesses present at the registration. A foreign citizen also submits a document proving their stay in Georgia on legal grounds. A foreign passport is accepted without a Georgian translation when it carries a Latin transliteration of the holder's data; any other foreign document must be apostilled or legalised and come with a notarised Georgian translation, which is what a previous divorce certificate needs. Citizens of 98 countries need no visa at all. Our full walkthrough is in How to get married in Georgia as a foreigner. Done yourselves, the legal part costs about 200 to 400 GEL in total.

Batumi has two branches, N1 at 7 Khimshiashvili St opposite Ardagani lake and N2 at 3 Odyssey Dimitriadis St, both on the official register. You do not have to use them. That same register lists a branch in Keda at 19a Tbel Abuseridze St for a wedding at Merisi or Chateau Iveri, one in Kobuleti at 131 Shota Rustaveli St, and one in Khulo at 5b Queen Tamar St, in the municipality building 9 km from our camp, so a mountain couple never drives back to the coast for the paperwork.

An off-site ceremony has a lead time that almost no blog mentions: the couple must be in the country at least 3 days beforehand, or two weeks if it is arranged without them, and demand runs highest April to October, when processing takes longer.

Yes, every one of them, including infants. Since 1 January 2026, Decree No. 602 requires every foreign visitor entering Georgia to hold health and accident insurance of at least 30,000 GEL, valid for every day of the stay, documented in English or Georgian. Border officers check it on arrival and entry can be refused without it.

One policy per person: a family of four needs four policies, each in the traveller's own name against their own passport, and a child cannot travel on a parent's certificate. A compliant policy costs 3.50 USD or 3.00 EUR per person per day, so a party of 60 staying four days is around 840 USD of guests' own money. Put it in the invitation with the 30,000 GEL figure spelled out, not in a group chat two days before, and tell people to buy it a few hours before they fly: policies do not cover events in the first six hours.

A coast hotel wedding for 60 guests with one night of rooms generally lands between 12,000 and 20,000 USD; a mountain weekend for the same 60 guests, with two nights and every meal for everyone, lands around 38,000 GEL at our own 2026 prices. The two numbers buy very different things, and the per-guest rates below are what the market charges on each side.

2026 prices

Two honest benchmarks from outside our own price list. Be Loved Weddings puts a wedding on the Adjara coast at from 1,500 USD for up to 10 people, from 5,000 USD for 30-50 guests and from 10,000 USD for 100 or more, covering venue, decor, host, photographer, videographer, music, menu and transport. Eventive puts a 50-100 guest wedding anywhere in Georgia at 10,000 to 25,000 USD, and adds a 15-25% surcharge for a mountain location, which is a fair description of what the transfers above actually cost. Both name May to June and September to October as the expensive months, with venues going 6 to 8 months ahead.

Photography prices are local and public: 650 Studio in Batumi charges 850 GEL for a 4-5 hour standard package with up to 1,500 frames and 1,300 GEL for the full day, and the 29 Batumi wedding photographers listed on MyWed quote 50 to 105 USD an hour, falling with the length of the booking.

Here is the mountain side worked all the way through, for 60 guests over two nights in September at our own 2026 prices:

That is two nights, four meals and a bed for everyone, before drinks, photography and video. Our own published guide figure for a smaller wedding is 5,000 to 15,000 USD for 30 guests including dinner, breakfast and accommodation, depending on the season and the decor.

High season books out 6 to 12 months ahead on both sides of the region, and the order matters more than the lead time, because three of these steps depend on each other.

1. Date and venue together. June to September needs 6 to 12 months; April, May and October are comfortable at 3. A 30% deposit confirms the date with us, is non-refundable, and counts as minimum spend.
2. The registration slot. Do this before you book flights for anyone, because an off-site ceremony needs you in Georgia 3 days beforehand and the date and place are hard to change once the application is in.
3. Insurance for every guest. Into the invitation, with the 30,000 GEL minimum spelled out.
4. Transfers. As soon as you know roughly how many guests and which airport. This is the line couples most often leave until last and most often get wrong.
5. Vendors. Photographer, host, DJ, decor. Budget each one's travel to the venue as well as their fee.
6. The programme, timeline, vendor list and mood board, 30 days out.
7. Final food count and the rooming list, 7 days out. Numbers can still move a little inside that window, which is why we ask for them late rather than early.

• No roof plan in September. The month is beautiful and it delivers 262 mm of rain in short, violent bursts. Both sides of the region need a covered fallback that is booked.
• Leaving the registration to the last week. The slot is booked in advance, an off-site ceremony needs you in the country three days ahead, and Batumi lost the one building that held weekend ceremonies.
• Guests in normal cars. The last stretch to a village above Khulo takes 4x4s and 15-seat minibuses. A hired sedan will not make it, and a 50-seat coach will not either.
• Vendors' transport unbudgeted. A photographer, a DJ, a host and a stylist each charging the ride to the mountains adds up to more than most couples expect, which is why pooling them into one car matters.
• 02:00 taxis back to Batumi. A mountain wedding only works if everyone sleeps where they celebrate. If you are marrying on the coast at a venue outside town, plan the way 100 people get home before you book it.
• Believing the cable car runs. It does not.
• Trusting the drive time on the map. Add 30 minutes.

Many of our couples do both sides, and the logistics work cleanly in one direction: coast first, mountains second. Guests land in Batumi and spend the first night on the coast, where the hotels and the airport are. The legal registration happens at a House of Justice branch on a weekday morning, or the registrar comes up to the venue instead. Then the convoy drives inland.

Batumi to Tago is about 92 km and about 2 hours, and the one stop that costs almost nothing is Makhuntseti: 3.9 km and 10 minutes of detour for a waterfall and a Queen Tamar bridge that most guests will photograph for longer than you plan. A picnic stop there on our transfer is 50 GEL. Then the wedding weekend happens up the hill, and after the Sunday brunch the cars go back down so the guests who want the sea get two days of beach at the end.

The day after the wedding has an obvious answer up here too. Green Lake sits at 2,067 m, 39.9 km from the camp, and makes a half-day jeep trip rather than the twelve-hour round trip it is from Batumi. Our full guide to it is at Green Lake.

• Choose the coast if your guest list is over 100, if every guest needs a hotel bathroom, if you are marrying in April or May when the hills are still cold and wet, or if a formal ballroom dinner is the picture you have in your head.
• Choose the mountains if your list is 20 to 100, if you are marrying between June and mid-October, if you want two or three days rather than one evening, and if nobody in the party objects to a 4x4 and a cold night.
• Choose both if your guests are flying a long way: the coast for arrival and recovery, the mountains for the wedding itself, the coast again for the beach at the end.
• Choose September in the mountains over September on the coast if you want one specific thing: the driest, most stable weather of the late season. It is the month where the two sides of Adjara differ most.

Send your date and guest count to wedding.glampingtago.ge, or straight to Anastasia, our events and groups manager, on +995 599 29 97 57 or anastasia@glampingtago.ge, and you get availability, a draft weekend programme and an estimate. If you are weighing Adjara against Kazbegi, Gudauri or Kakheti, our region-by-region comparison is in Mountain wedding venues in Georgia, 2026.

Glamping Tago for this

A mountain wedding weekend at Glamping Tago

We are on the ridge above Village Tago in Khulo municipality, at 1,200 m and about two hours from Batumi. You book the whole camp, one wedding at a time, for a minimum of two nights, so the wedding is a weekend with your people rather than an evening in a room.

The ceremony happens in the forest clearing, at the valley overlook or at the highland Otsinari lake half an hour away, with wooden benches for up to 100 on the meadow. Dinner is in the 150 m2 event tent on its wooden deck, whose sides close when the weather turns, and the party moves into the warm yurt at midnight. The kitchen is fully vegetarian, with a BBQ live station and meat khinkali as add-ons.

Plan it the way that suits you: venue only is free, and you or your own planner book the vendors from our vendor guide of vetted vendors for every service, mostly based in Batumi; our partner planner Iremi Wedding can plan it for their own fee; or we coordinate everything for a fixed 2,000 GEL. Every space, price and timeline is on the wedding organizer guide.

Guests

Up to 100 seated for the ceremony and dinner

Beds

33 on the ridge, 64 more in seven village guesthouses at 150 GEL a room

Event tent

150 m2 on a wooden deck, sides close for rain

Price from

Whole-camp buyout 3,258 GEL a night in April, 6,035 in July and August, privatisation and event tent included

Food

Mountain Supra 85 GEL a guest, Euro-Georgian buffet 125, signature menu 215

Drive from Batumi

About 92 km, about 2 hours, last 9 km by 4x4 or 15-seat minibus

Transfer

265 GEL per 4x4 or 410 GEL per 15-seat minibus from Batumi, one way

Season

Camp open 1 April to end of October; weddings May to mid-October

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