Batumi Bay

Batumi Bay forms an inlet on the eastern side of the Black Sea. It lies beside Batumi and belongs to Adjara, a coastal region of Georgia. The surrounding water connects the bay with the wider eastern Black Sea, giving this part of the Adjarian shore a direct opening toward the sea. Within that setting, Batumi Bay is a named coastal feature rather than open water alone.

The bay's position beside Batumi ties it to the city's maritime setting. Batumi gives the bay its name and provides a meeting point between the Adjarian coast and sea routes. Beyond that immediate relationship, the bay is defined chiefly by its location: it is in the Black Sea, near Batumi, and within Adjara. These three relationships define the place most securely. The bay is therefore understood through its eastern sea position and its close association with the adjacent Georgian city.