
Place in Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Georgia
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Poti is a port city in Northwestern Georgia. The main reason to visit Poti is nearby Kolheti National Park with its wetlands and bird life.
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Excellent spot for bird watching. It includes east coastline of the Black Sea and Lake Paliastomi basin. The visitors center can help organize boat tours on Lake Paliastomi and river Pichori gorge.
By train
Train services are quite good: Georgian Railways provides two daily trains from the capital, Tbilisi, taking 5½ hours.
By bus
Buses are plentiful from nearby Batumi; the journey time is just about one hour.
By car
European road E70, which starts in Spain, has its endpoint here. From Tbilisi, take the M27 road westwards and then turn off to A305 just outside the city of Senaki.
By boat
Poti is a port city, and there are several ferries arriving here from across the Black Sea. UKRFerry offers a service from Varna via Ilyichevsk just outside Odesa.
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