

A proposed marina district on the Black Sea, between the mountains and the open water.

The plan weaves a marina, swimming lagoons, a beach and a seafront promenade into a single stretch of shoreline.


The source presentation describes a proposed marina district: 9,300+ premium apartments, 150 villas, 110 townhouses, two five-star hotels with 800 branded rooms, 30+ waterfront restaurants - lagoons, a beach and a promenade woven through the plan.



A marina and a yacht club at the heart of the plan: the pier is the district’s main street, and the water is its main square. Moorings, service and a clubhouse a minute from the residences.

Batumi Waterfront is our vision for a new hub on the Black Sea - a marina and lifestyle destination that attracts affluence while upholding the highest living standards. At its heart is a deep respect for nature, ensuring that growth and prosperity move hand in hand with preservation of the coastline and its environment.


Batumi Yachts & Marina brings residences, yacht berths and waterfront promenades into one coastal masterplan. Restaurants, boutiques, hotels and leisure spaces are planned around life by the Black Sea.


South of the Chorokhi river mouth and north of Apsaros Fortress.


Coastal luxury redefined: the serene beauty of the Black Sea meets world-class comfort, elegance and timeless charm.

Balconies over the harbour, the clubhouse on the pier, your berth a short walk from the lobby: the rhythms of yacht life are built into everyday living, not reserved for holidays.


Batumi Yachts & Marina rises as the new landmark of this coast, redefining life by the water.



Mornings begin with salt breezes. Afternoons drift into open horizons. Evenings glow with community and culture. Modern design meets nature’s rhythm, creating harmony in every detail.


The seafront walk ties the beach, the marina and the residences into one line: the coast’s new axis.

Adjara’s subtropical shore: mild winters, green mountains over warm water, palms on the promenade. The climate stretches the coast’s year far beyond a resort fortnight.



No resort studios anywhere in the plan: one-to-three-bedroom homes, townhouses and villas with finished interiors, daily infrastructure between the clusters, and the water always at the end of the street.




Boutiques and galleries with a curated tenant mix line the seafront walk: the retail is leased, managed and kept to standard by the master developer.



World-class hospitality moments from the residences: hotels raise the service level of the whole district and anchor its year-round life.


For centuries this coast was a crossroads of trade and culture. Today it is a gateway to modern living: rooted in history while facing the future.


Swimming lagoons carry the sea deep into the plan: water at the door even when the surf is up.



An evening on deck, with the open sea and the coastal landscape beyond.



Decks over the lagoon, spa floors above the water: recovery is part of the address.

Villas stand where the river delta meets the coast: herons over the reeds, mountains behind the rooflines, the surf at the end of the lane.








The Chorokhi delta keeps its wild residents: herons and storks over the reeds remain part of the address.


Project visualisations are indicative. Lifestyle photos are references, not views of the development. Map settings and travel times are approximate.