Magnika Resort Villas is a cottage in Guria, Georgia, located at Shekvetili / Kaprovani, Guria, listed in the Georgian National Tourism Administration register and verified by GTour.
38 km from Batumi · ~46 min by car63 km from Kutaisi Airport · ~76 min by car
Magnika Resort Villas is a seaside resort hotel at Shekvetili, on the Black Sea coast in Guria, western Georgia. The hotel describes itself as a family-oriented property built around a magnetic-sand beach, a surrounding pine forest and a mix of Georgian and European dining and service. The resort combines hotel rooms, suites and villas with pools, a beach area reserved for guests, a spa, sports facilities and spaces for weddings and corporate events.
The official website does not publish a construction date, architect or an account of an earlier use for the site, so no verified building history can be given here. The footer of the hotel’s website carries a copyright notice reading “© 2019-2023 Magnika Resort,” which suggests the property has been operating under this name since around 2019, though this is an inference rather than a stated fact. The operating company is registered as Magnika Ltd, according to the hotel’s own privacy policy, which also places the property in the Kaprovi area of Ozurgeti Municipality.
More broadly, Shekvetili is a small Black Sea settlement in the Guria region, long known for its sandy and partly magnetic-sand beach and for the adjoining relict pine and mixed forest that runs along this stretch of coast. The area has seen a wave of resort and residential development over the past decade, of which Magnika Resort Villas forms part, sitting between the coastline and the pine groves that back the beach.
The hotel says rooms and apartments are arranged so that “every detail is considered for guests’ maximum enjoyment,” with many rooms looking out over the sea or the pine forest. Five categories are listed:
The hotel states that every room includes free high-speed Wi-Fi, an in-room safe with a magnetic lock, and a minibar (charged separately). Free private parking is available outside the hotel. An extra bed for a child costs 90 GEL per night, according to the website.
A la carte restaurant: the hotel’s main restaurant serves European and Georgian cuisine, prepared, according to the hotel, by a team led by a brand chef alongside professional chefs. The hotel also notes a European standard of service, including room cleaning, laundry, ironing and delivery from the restaurant.
High Residence Bar: a bar on the 8th floor, which the hotel describes as offering panoramic sea views, signature cocktails and toasts suited to watching the sunset.
Pool Bar: a poolside bar serving what the hotel calls cooling cocktails, lemonades, smoothies and food.
The hotel states it has a 35-metre outdoor pool together with a separate pool for children. A dedicated children’s pool and children’s entertainment areas are mentioned alongside special family-oriented weekend seminars. For sport, the hotel lists yoga, a gym, functional training sessions, beach volleyball, table tennis and cycling paths through the surrounding pine forest.
A spa is listed among the hotel’s facilities, which the website says offers special programmes, body wraps, massages and treatments aimed at improving guests’ health. At the time of research, the dedicated spa page on the hotel’s website was still under construction, so further detail on treatments or pricing is not available from the official source.
The beach itself — described by the hotel as having magnetic sand, Italian-style sun loungers, umbrellas and several bungalows — is stated to be reserved exclusively for hotel guests and sits within roughly 10 hectares of evergreen relict pine groves surrounding the property.
The hotel positions itself as a venue for weddings, describing its sandy coastline and calm setting as suited to marking what it calls one of the most important days in a person’s life. It also promotes itself for birthdays and other private celebrations, citing its location and service standards.
For corporate gatherings, the hotel describes an open space with a calm atmosphere, a wide choice of European and Georgian cuisine, a selection of wines and what it terms quality service. The website invites organisers to plan events with a personalised menu prepared by an experienced chef.
No awards, ratings or industry memberships are stated on the hotel’s official website.
The hotel’s website does not publish nightly room rates; it directs visitors to select dates on the booking page to see pricing. The one specific figure stated is for an extra bed for a child, at 90 GEL per night. For current room rates and availability, travellers should consult the official booking page at magnika.ge.
Magnika Resort Villas gives its address as Shekvetili / Kaprovani, Guria, with its privacy policy specifying the Kaprovi area within Ozurgeti Municipality. The hotel sits directly on the Black Sea coast, with the pine forest behind it and the beach in front.
Shekvetili lies on the Georgian Black Sea coast between Kobuleti and Poti, in the Guria region. As general geographic reference, Kutaisi International Airport is the nearer of Georgia’s two western airports, roughly an hour to an hour and a half by road, while Batumi International Airport lies to the south at a broadly similar driving distance. These travel times are approximate and are not stated by the hotel itself, so travellers should confirm current road conditions and transfer options when booking. Shekvetili is also known locally for its dendrological park, a notable botanical attraction near the coast, though the hotel’s own materials do not specify distances to it.
The hotel states that its magnetic-sand beach, with its sun loungers, umbrellas and bungalows, is reserved exclusively for hotel guests.
The hotel lists five categories: Comfort, Comfort Plus, Comfort Sea, Luxe and G&M King Family, ranging from 30 sqm standard rooms to 105 sqm family apartments with a kitchen.
The hotel’s room listings note breakfast as included for the Comfort, Comfort Sea, Luxe and G&M King Family categories.
The hotel lists a spa among its facilities, describing programmes, wraps, massages and treatments, although the dedicated spa page on its website was still under construction at the time of research.
The hotel’s own materials do not state transfer times. As general reference, both Kutaisi and Batumi international airports lie within roughly an hour to an hour and a half’s drive of Shekvetili, though travellers should confirm current routes when planning a transfer.
Profiled in depth by the GTour desk on 28 October 2026 from the property’s official website; photographs are the property’s own, from its official website, credited under each image. Not sponsored; tell us if something has changed.
Phone: +995 322770000 · Official website: magnika.ge · OpenStreetMap · Google Maps · on the G Tour map
Coordinates: 41.97771, 41.76349
Private tours with a guide and driver; the route can be adjusted to include this place — plan your trip.
Magnika Resort Villas is a cottage in Guria, Georgia — Shekvetili / Kaprovani, Guria. The nearest place GTour has written up in detail is Ureki, about 3 km away by road.
It is roughly 329 km by road from central Tbilisi, and the closest major city is Batumi (about 54 km). Private transfers, intercity minibuses (marshrutkas) and rental cars are the usual options; GTour arranges private drivers — see the Plan your Georgia box below and the live road and pass status before mountain journeys.
Other register-verified places nearby: Magnika Resort (hotel, ~1 km), Ritsa Resort (hotel, ~1 km), Hotel Argo (hotel, ~2 km).