# Kutaisi Airport to Batumi — Private Transfer, 2.5 Hours

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- Published: 2026-10-27
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€150 per vehicle2.5 hoursPrivate transfer · driverPer car (sedan, up to 3 passengers); minivan quoted

Private sedan from [Kutaisi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/kutaisi/) Airport to [Batumi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/batumi/), Kobuleti or Gonio in about 2.5 hours, met at arrivals with a name board.

The route

[Kutaisi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/kutaisi/)[Batumi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/batumi/)

Why this tour

- —Fixed price per car (€150), confirmed in writing before you fly, not per person

- —Driver meets you at arrivals with a name board; flight tracked, 60 minutes of waiting included free

- —Direct coastal route via Poti, door-to-door drop at any hotel in [Batumi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/batumi/), Kobuleti or Gonio

- —Sedan for up to 3 travellers; minivan available for larger groups, confirm at booking

- —Tolls, parking and child seats included, no surprise charges on arrival

- —English-speaking driver, happy to make a short photo stop near Poti on request

Itinerary

On arrivalMeet your driver in the [Kutaisi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/kutaisi/) International Airport arrivals hall, holding a name board; pickup time adjusts automatically to your actual landing.

00:15Depart [Kutaisi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/kutaisi/) and head west, following the Rioni River valley toward the Black Sea coast.

01:30Pass near Poti; a brief stop for photos or coffee can be arranged if agreed in advance.

02:30Arrive at your hotel in [Batumi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/batumi/), Kobuleti or Gonio; driver assists with luggage at drop-off.

Included

- ✓ Private sedan with driver

- ✓ Meeting at arrivals with name board

- ✓ Flight tracking

- ✓ 60 minutes of free waiting

- ✓ Tolls and parking

- ✓ Child seats on request

- ✓ Drop at any hotel address on the coast

Not included

- — Entrance tickets to any sites visited along the way

- — Meals and drinks en route

- — Tips

- — Extended stops or side trips beyond the direct coastal route (quoted separately)

Good to know

- · The road passes through Poti's port and industrial outskirts, which can be slow at peak traffic hours

- · Sedan comfortably takes 2–3 suitcases; let us know if you are travelling with extra luggage

- · Coastal weather is humid most of the year; light layers work for [Batumi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/batumi/) even in cooler months

- · Return transfers and [Kutaisi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/kutaisi/) Airport–Mestia transfers (4×4 or minivan, €390) can be combined with this trip

- · Book at least a few days ahead in July and August, when flight and transfer demand peaks on this route

Questions

**Can you pick us up at night or on an early morning flight?**
Yes, there is no night surcharge; the price is fixed regardless of arrival time.

**Do you stop in Poti or Kobuleti on the way?**
A short stop can be arranged on request; mention it when booking so the driver plans the timing.

**Can we add a return transfer or continue to Mestia?**
Yes, a return [Batumi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/batumi/)–[Kutaisi](https://gtour.ge/georgia/kutaisi/) Airport transfer or a Kutaisi Airport–Mestia transfer (4×4 or minivan, €390) can be booked together.

**What happens if our flight is delayed?**
The driver tracks your flight and waits free of charge for 60 minutes after actual landing.

Prices are per vehicle in euros, including fuel, parking and the driver; passengers up to the seats stated. Every transfer is private. Hotels, wineries and restaurants on our routes are [verified by GTour](/verified/).

*Image: The Georgian S2 highway curving through forested hills near Chakvi, part of the Kutaisi–Batumi road. Photo: Jelger Groeneveld / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0*

*Image: Aerial view of the Kobuleti Bypass highway and coastline near Chakvi on the way to Batumi. Photo: Paata vardanashvili / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0*

Elevated highway bridge of the Kobuleti Bypass winding through green hills on the Kutaisi–Batumi route. · Photo: Jelger Groeneveld / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0