The Ambassadori Island Batumi delegation will represent a large-scale and historic project for Georgia at one of the most significant events in the world of development, the International Property Show 2025, on April 14-16, 2025 in Dubai.

During the exhibition, the company's experts will participate in the business program and present their project at the stand for clients and the professional community. From April 14 to 16, our consultants will be at the Dubai World Trade Center, Booth C 40, welcoming visitors and showcasing our company's expertise.

We are pleased to offer our clients and interested parties the opportunity to take a virtual tour of the island. This tour will be powered by artificial intelligence and our interactive screens.

We have prepared interesting offers and traditional Georgian souvenirs for our partners and real estate specialists. We look forward to the opportunity to make new contacts and meet you in Dubai at IPS 2025.

The program "Real Estate Prospect" held its annual event GREMO in Batumi for representatives of the construction and development sector. The event, which was attended by the majority of companies operating in the regional market of Adjara, was organized by BMG and the real estate sales company "Prospect."

In the event's closing, "Real Estate Prospect" honored companies operating within the region with a symbolic award: a brick, signifying their creation of impactful projects.The award for innovation was presented to "Ambassadori Island Batumi," a project that, guided by principles of sustainability, innovation, and harmonious coexistence, is redefining urban living standards in the region. The project emphasizes the use of innovative technologies and eco-friendly solutions, aiming to expand the boundaries of both physical and potential on the seashore.

“The event was of great importance, providing a platform for dialogue with leading real estate developers on the challenges facing the sector in Georgia in the face of global challenges, as well as on the collaborative steps required to enhance service delivery in Georgia beyond competition. I would like to express my gratitude to "Real Estate Prospect" and all the participants who took important positions," said Gocha Kamkia, director of Ambassadori Island Batumi.

The development of the Ambassadori Island Batumi project is proceeding rapidly, offering novel investment opportunities for the country and the region. The company is fulfilling its obligations to the state five years ahead of schedule, and to date, more than a quarter of the entire project area has been developed. According to the Government of Georgia's decree, which is in accordance with the construction agreement, ownership of the 194,457-square-meter land plot, created by the company in the sea, has transferred to Ambassadori Island Batumi. Within the framework of the existing investment obligations, 49% of the territory on the two peninsulas and the island will be allocated to publicly accessible recreational zones, including forest parks, hiking trails, sports fields, and entertainment and recreation spaces. The project will also include the construction of educational and healthcare institutions, hotels, apartments, villas, helipads, and a yacht club. The project, which is of historical significance, aims to create two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island in the sea. It will be formed in full compliance with the principles of sustainable development and smart cities. In addition, it will set new standards for urban development in the region.

The island project is being developed by the Ambassadori Group in collaboration with international companies, including Yüksel Proje, an architectural and engineering company, and Arup, a British company involved in the planning of numerous cities worldwide.

The construction of the two peninsulas of "Ambassadori Island Batumi" is progressing actively. A total of 25 hectares of land has already been formed, exceeding a quarter of the entire project area and advancing the investment commitments by five years.

"Twenty-five hectares of the two peninsulas have already been formed—23 hectares on the western peninsula, while work on the second peninsula has just begun, with 2 hectares completed at this stage. In this regard, we have achieved truly phenomenal results. The island project is being implemented by 'Ambassadori Group' in collaboration with various international companies. Among our partners are leading architectural and engineering firms, including Yüksel Proje, which designed two operational international airports—Ordu-Giresun Airport and Trabzon Airport—on artificially constructed land 70 km from Batumi in the Black Sea." "Additionally, we are collaborating with the British company Arup, which has been involved in the planning of numerous cities worldwide. We also hosted international experts and economists from London, who presented a detailed analysis of the project's economic indicators," stated Gocha Kamkia, Chief Executive Officer of "Ambassadori Island Batumi".

The document, which was approved by the "Spatial and Urban Development Agency", includes a proposal for the establishment of a multifunctional tourist complex on two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island. The development is set to encompass an area of 84 hectares.

The development plan for the artificial peninsulas and island was prepared by the British company Arup, a global company with many years of experience in urban planning. A comprehensive feasibility study for the project was prepared by the London and Tbilisi offices of Colliers.

Exciting News!

Ambassadori Batumi Island is thrilled to announce that we have entered a new phase in our groundbreaking project, creating two magnificent artificial peninsulas/islands in Batumi, Georgia. Recent official audit reports submitted by the Ambassadori Group to the State National Agency reveal that our project has incurred expenses totalling 20,755,174 GEL.

These expenses have enabled us to accomplish several crucial milestones:

• Thorough Preliminary Research: We have conducted an impressive array of 40 pre-project studies, engaging highly qualified local and international experts. This diligent research has laid the foundation for a successful development.

• Comprehensive Project Documentation: The design for land creation documentation for both peninsulas/islands has been meticulously prepared by international company YUKSEL PROJE, ensuring we have a solid blueprint for their creation. Project modelling was carried out in laboratories of the highest reputation, and structural stability and solidity were confirmed.

• Landscape and Accommodation:  The Peninsulas/Island General Master Plan has been successfully completed, incorporating the best practices for developing cutting-edge cities worldwide. The meticulous documentation was expertly crafted by the esteemed international firm ARUP GROUP, renowned for its expertise and innovation in urban planning.

• Construction Equipment Mobilized: We have gathered and mobilized all the equipment required to construct these awe-inspiring peninsulas/islands. Our commitment to quality is reflected in every aspect of the project.

• Environmentally Conscious Approach: Ambassadori Batumi Island takes great pride in our dedication to environmental preservation. The scoping report has been submitted to the National Environment Agency and the final phase of the environmental impact report is currently in progress.

• Regional Importance: This project is significant regionally, as it has the potential to transform Batumi’s landscape into a world-class destination. Creating these peninsulas/islands will enhance the region’s natural beauty and attract tourists from far and wide, boosting the local economy and creating employment opportunities for the community.

Rest assured, we remain fully committed to our obligations and strive to bring this visionary project to fruition. Stay tuned for more updates as we transform Batumi’s landscape into an extraordinary destination for all to enjoy.

As part of the “Ambassadori Batumi Island” project, alongside the submission of the scoping report to the National Environmental Agency of Georgia, additional studies are currently being conducted to guarantee the long-term stability of the two man-made peninsulas and one artificial island.

Testing of the project’s engineering model, led by the General Directorate of Infrastructure Investments of the Turkish Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, commenced in Ankara on July 21, 2023. These tests are being carried out in a hydraulic laboratory equipped with a wave tank and wave flow modeling systems, measuring 40X0.6X1.2 meters in size.

During the modeling process, we are carefully examining the interaction of two waves and measuring the speed at which they overlap hydraulically. These tests will persist until September 20 of this current year.

As part of the ongoing administrative proceedings, specialists from the National Environmental Agency were invited by “Ambassadori Batumi Island” to visit Ankara and become familiar with laboratory research and testing of the engineering and construction solutions for the sea-based structures that are planned to be built.

The General Directorate of Infrastructure Investments, part of the Ministry of Infrastructure of Turkey, has a history spanning over a century and possesses more than eight decades of experience in delivering maritime services. Presently, the Directorate is actively engaged in a wide array of projects, both domestically and internationally, encompassing railway research and construction, harbor research and construction, airport infrastructure development, electrification, and numerous other endeavors.

If you’ve ever dreamed of future travels and wanted to reflect on the past, now is the time to pack your bags. The picturesque city of Batumi is about to unveil an innovative project that will make it the focal point of global attention.

Welcome to the beautiful Georgian city of Batumi, featuring two futuristic peninsulas and one artificial island. Picture yourself waking up to the gentle sounds of the sea, with a stunning panoramic view, surrounded by modern architecture, recreational areas, and sustainable infrastructure.

“Ambassador Batumi Island” is a landmark development project designed to elevate Batumi’s international reputation and establish it as a long-term tourist hub.

Spanning 84 hectares, the two peninsulas and artificial island will seamlessly integrate with the city, offering all the amenities needed for a thriving urban district. As decided by the ambassador group, nearly half of the territory (49%) will be dedicated to recreational spaces. A forest park will be developed on 7 of the 15 hectares of the island, featuring sports fields and walking paths, accessible to everyone.

This first artificial island in the region will provide endless opportunities for locals and visitors, enhancing quality of life with both passive and active recreational spaces, and offering new experiences and lasting impressions.

• Residential apartments

• Apart hotels and hotels

• Luxurious villas

• Shopping centers

• Workspaces

• Educational institutions

• Recreational zones

• Sports facilities

• Georgia’s first large modern yacht club

• Eco-friendly transport options – pedestrian and bicycle paths, air taxi stands

• Seaside coastline (3.6 km)

• Artificial beaches

• Summer music festivals

  
  

All of this will be gathered in one space. It’s important to highlight the project’s significant contribution to economic growth and development. The existence of the island will greatly reduce the demand for development in the historical areas of the city, redistributing the population according to the island’s development plan. The planned international-standard infrastructure on the peninsula and island will attract both international and local visitors and businesses, bringing substantial economic benefits to the Adjara region. Additionally, at least 7,000 jobs will be created, improving the quality of life and economic status of the local population.

“Ambassadori Batumi Island” is the largest investment project in the region, incorporating the creation of two artificial peninsulas and one ultra-modern island of the entertainment and health resort type along the coast of Batumi. The project is situated in the waters near the “Bartskhana” and “Tamari” settlements, with the development of corresponding infrastructure.

Since the project’s presentation, the company has invested 22 million GEL, and an official audit report has been submitted to the National Agency for State Property Management.

Over 30 local and international studies on the feasibility of the island have been conducted. The infrastructure has been established, necessary construction equipment procured, and an artificial land area of up to 4 hectares arranged. Notably, storms in Batumi in November 2023 and January 2024 did not affect the land’s stability, affirming the careful selection of the island’s geographic location by qualified specialists.

The company has completed the feasibility study and environmental impact assessment report for submission to the Government of Georgia. Colliers’ London and Tbilisi offices worked on the economic aspect, projecting a historic contribution to Batumi’s economic development. The island’s implementation is expected to employ around 7,000 people, contributing approximately 64 million US dollars annually to the state budget in taxes.

The Turkish company YUKSEL PROJE handled the technical design and implementation of the island, leveraging their extensive experience in major infrastructure projects in 60 countries worldwide. Most importantly, they have designed various complex engineering structures in the Black Sea, such as Ordu Giresun International Airport, which is entirely built on water.

The island’s safety for operation, considering 8-point seismicity and rising water trends related to global warming, has been confirmed through studies. For the Environmental Impact Assessment, Georgian company “Gama Consulting”, the contractor of “Ambassadori Batumi Island”, conducted a detailed study of the seabed. Within the framework of the EIA, the company conducted a detailed study and photography of the seabed.

The research results indicated that the mentioned location does not intersect with the dolphins’ route, and the underwater environment lacks distinct biodiversity. This lack of variety is attributed to historical contamination from spilled oil in the so-called ‘Beenze Beach’ area, simultaneously causing an unpleasant smell. Throughout the construction process of “Ambassadori Batumi Island,” contaminated areas are fully covered. The natural stone utilized in the dams safeguarding the island’s coast is an optimal substrate for the growth of algae and mollusks, serving as both sustenance and a means of reproduction for fish.

The EIA report assures that the project’s effects on the environment are recoverable within 5 to 10 years, minimizing significant damage. The conclusion also indicates that the current Bartskhana beach has a length of approximately 1.2 km. With the island’s development, a public access beach space of about 3.6 km will be created, featuring walking promenades, bicycle paths, a seaside boulevard, an artificial beach, fishing areas, sports fields, etc.

The development plan for the two peninsulas and the island has been fully completed, and administrative proceedings are underway in the Spatial and Urban Development Agency.

ARUP GROUP, a renowned British company, worked on the development plan for Batumi Island. The general plan allocates 49% of the island’s 84-hectare area to public infrastructure and spaces, with the remaining 51% reserved for development. It is worth noting that internal green areas and public spaces constitute about half of the land intended for development.

The island will feature a walking forest-park spanning up to 7 hectares, limiting traffic to bicycles and electric scooters to maintain an eco-friendly environment. The island’s development plan includes hotels, apartments, villas, a yacht club, educational and healthcare institutions, shopping centers, artificial beaches, and other infrastructures characteristic of developed countries.

The comprehensive development plan aims to create a sustainable and modern urban environment on “Ambassadori Batumi Island.”