Where are the public toilets along Batumi Beach and the seafront, and how much do they cost?
From messages by 2 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 73 days ago
From messages by 2 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 73 days ago
TL;DR
There are only a few public toilets along the whole Batumi beach strip — about five main spots, and they are not on the beach itself but on the inner side of the promenade, slightly into the city. According to reports from July 2026, there are toilets by the Ferris wheel, the Summer Theater, the Sheraton, the Dolphinarium and the Colizey; entry is paid, usually 1 GEL, while 2 GEL was charged at the Colizey.
The first of the spots that, according to a participant who knows the promenade well (July 2026), a beachgoer can quickly reach is the toilet by the Ferris wheel.
Another toilet from the same July 2026 list is by the Summer Theater on the promenade.
There is also a toilet by the Sheraton hotel, one of the five spots you can reach quickly from the beach (July 2026).
The fourth spot on the July 2026 list is the public toilet by the Dolphinarium.
The fifth spot is by the Colizey. According to a July 2026 report, the fee there was 2 GEL rather than the usual 1 GEL.
The key practical detail: the toilets are not by the waterline but on the inner side of the promenade, slightly into the city, and they are paid (July 2026). If you are spending the whole day at the beach, note the nearest one in advance.
According to participants in July 2026, there are only about five such toilets along the entire Batumi beach strip, so do not expect frequent facilities by the water. Another participant remarked that paid toilets near beaches are normal and there is no way to save on them.
In July 2026 beachgoers complained that even the existing toilets are sometimes closed, and said they would like free toilets closer to the beach, especially for people who spend the whole day by the sea in season.