Where to find quiet, less crowded nature spots near Batumi, Georgia?

To walk downhill through Batumi Botanical Garden, take a taxi to the northern entrance on the Chakvi side, which may be marked as “ticket office 3” on maps. Walk from there toward the southern main entrance; getting a taxi at the northern exit can take a long time, as drivers are reluctant to go there.

Mtirala National Park has untouched nature, but it's hard to reach without a car — best to go by taxi or rental.

Waterfall near Mirveti village: drive to the bridge or to Adjaristsqali village, then it's a short walk.

Sameba (Holy Trinity) church — take a taxi up and walk down to enjoy quiet views along the way.

Look for spots labeled 'bird watching area' on maps — these are usually quiet natural spots with few crowds.

Batumi Botanical Garden: both the south and north entrances are at the bottom near the sea, while the highest point is in the middle, so you'll have to walk uphill regardless of entrance. The garden has multiple paths — walking round trip lets you see the most.