Where are the public toilets along Batumi Beach and the seafront, and how much do they cost?

One public toilet is located near the Ferris wheel on the Batumi seafront. It is one of the few practical options within running distance from the beach.

Another toilet is near the Summer Theater, which is a useful reference point if you are staying around the central promenade.

There is also a public toilet near the Sheraton area on the seafront, a known option for beachgoers staying close to central Batumi.

A public toilet was also mentioned near the Dolphinarium, which can be convenient if you are using the beach closer to the park area.

There is a toilet near Colizey as well, but travelers reported the fee there is 2 GEL rather than the more common 1 GEL.

The main practical tip is that these toilets are not right on the beach itself—they are set back inland on the city side of the promenade. If you plan to spend hours at the beach, it helps to note the nearest one in advance.

According to traveler reports, there are only about five such toilets along the entire Batumi beach strip, so do not expect frequent facilities during the high season.

Some travelers warned that even the existing toilets may occasionally be closed, so it is best not to rely on free or always-open facilities right by the beach.