Totally forgot to mention one important thing about Batumi. It's the capital of Adjaria which means you can eat the best Adjaruli Khachapuri there. I recommend this place "Laguna". They are absolutely insane in there - goo.gl/maps/68QgXFdvStA7Hjiz9 Bon Appétit!
Thanks for the video Dmitrii. I just booked a flight to Tbilisi Fri, Feb 11th. I do want to try living in Batumi first. I'd be taking the 5 hour train to there after I leave the Tbilisi airport. You mentioned you like the old town area. In the European square, is there a lot of things close by here such as grocery stores, malls, hospital etc? Being close by to essentials is important for me. Thanks in advance, cheers!
Hey! Thanks for watching I'm actually just moved here again for a few months. Batumi has less grocery stores for sure than Tbilisi, but there are still plenty of them. It's a small town, so everything is close. I think Batumi has only two shopping malls. One is close to Europe square and another one is far. The biggest hospital located 20 minutes by walk from Europe square as well. To be honest you can walk through the whole city in one-two hours
@@dpashutskii Thanks for the response. Very nice! This is good to hear. I'm kind of surprised you moved to Batumi. I could tell that you liked Tbilisi better. You moved to Batumi with your lady yes?
@@dpashutskii Ahh I see. If I like Georgia overall, I'd like to stay there long term and possibly look for a lifetime partner as too. Do you know which dating app/site is best to use in Georgia?
Nice to hear. We going to visit Georgia for almost 3 weeks this summer in Juli. But still looking how i should plan everything. Tips what to visit in Georgia are always welcome. And you also always welcome in The Netherlands :P I live close to the town Hulst. A small historic city close to Middelburg, Goes, Vlissingen, Sluis, Antwerp, Ghent, Brussels, Breda, Bruges etc
Awesome! Make sure to visit the mountains (Preferably Svaneti). The views there are just stunning! Haha, I am actually moving to the Netherlands in July 😀
@@dpashutskii hnx, Yeah i will look what to visit because we have only 3 weeks haha. And nice! If you visit Hulst i know a very cheap place to rest haha
@@dpashutskii O nice! Yeah Hulst is not a big city but its historic and close to the border. If you want look in bigger cities is Utrecht a very good option. A slept there in the Eye Hotel and its a great city! Smaller than Amsterdam but also historic and less tourists. So maybe its better haha
Dmitrii - I've gotten so much information from you that has been very valuable. I'm moving to Georgia soon - if I see you, I'm buying you a beer or three :)
Nice contrast between the two cities!. Great info. Is the internet speed, reliability in batumi on par with tbilisi? Working online 8hours per day remotely doable in batumi?
It's very hard to answer. Everyone has their own requirements for the places where they want to live :) In general Georgia is a great country but you have to decide this for yourself.
@@dpashutskii Dear Dimitii, many thanks for your message.I will collect some more information about Georgia and then i will decide-Have a nice evening and greetings from Germany
Many young people speak Georgian especially in Tbilisi. More older people speak Georgian and Russian but it's usually fine and they know a few basic phrases.
Totally forgot to mention one important thing about Batumi. It's the capital of Adjaria which means you can eat the best Adjaruli Khachapuri there. I recommend this place "Laguna". They are absolutely insane in there - goo.gl/maps/68QgXFdvStA7Hjiz9
Bon Appétit!
You're doing a great job!! Keep going and growing 😌🙏🏼
Thank you! It means a lot!
Love your videos about Georgia. Please post more. Thank you.
Thank you! Will do! 🇬🇪❤️
Thanks for the video Dmitrii. I just booked a flight to Tbilisi Fri, Feb 11th. I do want to try living in Batumi first. I'd be taking the 5 hour train to there after I leave the Tbilisi airport. You mentioned you like the old town area. In the European square, is there a lot of things close by here such as grocery stores, malls, hospital etc? Being close by to essentials is important for me. Thanks in advance, cheers!
Hey! Thanks for watching
I'm actually just moved here again for a few months. Batumi has less grocery stores for sure than Tbilisi, but there are still plenty of them. It's a small town, so everything is close.
I think Batumi has only two shopping malls. One is close to Europe square and another one is far.
The biggest hospital located 20 minutes by walk from Europe square as well.
To be honest you can walk through the whole city in one-two hours
@@dpashutskii Thanks for the response. Very nice! This is good to hear. I'm kind of surprised you moved to Batumi. I could tell that you liked Tbilisi better. You moved to Batumi with your lady yes?
@@DJ33970 With my wife yes. I still like Tbilisi better, we just have some business here so we moved for a few months.
@@dpashutskii Ahh I see. If I like Georgia overall, I'd like to stay there long term and possibly look for a lifetime partner as too. Do you know which dating app/site is best to use in Georgia?
@@DJ33970 I honestly have no idea. Probably Tinder like everywhere?
Great info . Thanks for these videos
My pleasure!
nice one my friend! I subscribed! :) I am in Izmir, Turkey right now :)
thank you! :)
Nice to hear. We going to visit Georgia for almost 3 weeks this summer in Juli. But still looking how i should plan everything.
Tips what to visit in Georgia are always welcome.
And you also always welcome in The Netherlands :P
I live close to the town Hulst. A small historic city close to Middelburg, Goes, Vlissingen, Sluis, Antwerp, Ghent, Brussels, Breda, Bruges etc
Awesome! Make sure to visit the mountains (Preferably Svaneti). The views there are just stunning!
Haha, I am actually moving to the Netherlands in July 😀
@@dpashutskii hnx, Yeah i will look what to visit because we have only 3 weeks haha. And nice! If you visit Hulst i know a very cheap place to rest haha
@@EchtEenMilan haha, I am moving to Den Haag but want to travel around the country for sure.
@@dpashutskii O nice! Yeah Hulst is not a big city but its historic and close to the border. If you want look in bigger cities is Utrecht a very good option. A slept there in the Eye Hotel and its a great city! Smaller than Amsterdam but also historic and less tourists. So maybe its better haha
@@EchtEenMilan We thought about moving to Utrecht at first but proximity of the sea and a bit lower price on rent changed our mind to Den Haag.
Dmitrii - I've gotten so much information from you that has been very valuable. I'm moving to Georgia soon - if I see you, I'm buying you a beer or three :)
haha it would be nice! Too bad I already moved out from Georgia but thanks anyway!
Nice contrast between the two cities!. Great info. Is the internet speed, reliability in batumi on par with tbilisi? Working online 8hours per day remotely doable in batumi?
It's hard to say because I lived in a hotel building and the Internet was good there. It could be worse in old buildings though.
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Хах спасибо! 😇
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Obrigado :D
Hey Dmitrii :D just planning trip to Georgia and I got suprised that I found you here ;) nice video! Remember me? 😁
Hey Dominik! Yes, of course :) Let me know if you come to visit!
Batumi: Too hot; too humid; too many tourists.
Only in summer though ;)
Dear Dmitrii, i plan to immigrate to Georgia.I will will retire in the next year and i want to leave Germany.Do you think it is a good idea?
It's very hard to answer. Everyone has their own requirements for the places where they want to live :) In general Georgia is a great country but you have to decide this for yourself.
@@dpashutskii Dear Dimitii, many thanks for your message.I will collect some more information about Georgia and then i will decide-Have a nice evening and greetings from Germany
I suppose that it is definately much cheapper to live in Georgia than in Germany
@@morpheus759 Dear Morpheus, that is one of the reason to immigrate to Georgia, the second reason is the landscape, history , culture and the wine.
@@michaelhofmann4963 Georgians are very kind and hospitable people. People have some financel problems but no one goes hungry there
I invested in Batumi but seriously Tbilisi is better because rent is hot all year round. Transportation is bad in Georgia so I am basically stuck.
Agree. Well, Batumi is not the worst place to invest. I see a big future for Georgia.
Yeah, transportation is something to improve for sure.
How can I communicate in Georgia? Do people know english?
Many young people speak Georgian especially in Tbilisi. More older people speak Georgian and Russian but it's usually fine and they know a few basic phrases.
Too much talking my friend Im interested on views
I'll take this into account.