Batumi Port (port code: GEBUS) is a large deep-water port in Georgia. It is located on the Black Sea coast, on the west side of Batumskaya Bukhta, approximately 20 kilometers north of the Turkish border.
The port is protected by two moles and consists of an outer and inner roadstead and two basins with five terminals. It contains five dedicated terminals, namely oil terminal, international container terminal, ferry terminal, dry cargo terminal and passenger terminal. There are mainly 12 deep-water berths in the port area, of which 5 are oil berths.
The port handles more than 12 million tons of cargo and 100TEU annually. A wide range of petroleum, crude oil and petroleum products are handled. Bulk cargo including grain, green sugar, scrap metal and ore, and general cargo including steel pipes and wood products are also handled.
Each year about 665 vessels and 22,000 passengers visit this port. The types of vessels regularly calling at this port are cargo vessels, accounting for more than 33%; and tankers, taking up around 24%. The maximum length of the vessels recorded to having entered this port is 200 meters. The maximum draught is 10.9 meters. The maximum deadweight is 63,590t.