Anaklia, a seaside resort in western Georgia, has a rich history dating back to the Middle Bronze Age. It was a significant port, witnessed conflicts between empires, and later served as a Soviet Black Sea Fleet base. Today, it is a popular holiday destination with beautiful beaches and hosts events like the GEM Fest. An iconic landmark is the Anaklia-Ganmukhuri Pedestrian Bridge, the longest cable-stayed wooden bridge in Europe.

Zugdidi, located in western Georgia, is known for its historical significance and cultural attractions, such as the Dadiani Palace and Museum of History and Architecture. The city has a rich history and is a popular stop for visitors traveling to Mestia. Zugdidi also hosts the Vlakernoba folk holiday and serves as a cultural hub within the region.

Poti, the largest port city in Georgia’s Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region, offers limited tourist attractions despite its commercial development. Visitors can explore the Poti Lighthouse, Collective Children’s Park, Okros Tba (Golden Lake), St. Virgin Mary Cathedral, Poti Central Park and Clock Tower, and the Colchis Culture Museum. These diverse spots provide a glimpse into Poti’s history and natural beauty.