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Adjara, Georgia

Adjara follows Georgia Standard Time, UTC+4, throughout the year. It does not observe daylight saving time, and every city and municipality in the autonomous republic uses the same local clock.

Batumi, Georgia

Friday, 4 September 2026

UTC+4 · Asia/Tbilisi

Time and sun data for Batumi — the largest city of Adjara

The sun in Batumi

Sunrise 06:43 Solar noon 13:14 Sunset 19:45 Daylight 13 h 01 min Night 10 h 59 min Civil twilight 06:15 – 20:13

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Current time in Adjara, Georgia

To convert UTC to the current time in Adjara, add four hours. The offset remains unchanged across the seasons, making local scheduling predictable even when countries elsewhere advance or set back their clocks.

Batumi is Adjara’s capital and the usual location used for regional time and weather displays. The clock there matches the time in Tbilisi and the rest of Georgia outside territories following a different practical arrangement.

Batumi weather may change its mind during a walk; Batumi time is considerably more stubborn.

Cities, towns, and one shared zone

Batumi is the region’s largest city and primary transport and commercial centre. Kobuleti is another prominent coastal city. Smaller municipal centres include Khelvachauri, Keda, Shuakhevi and Khulo. Batumi: regional capital on the Black Sea

Kobuleti: coastal city north of Batumi Khelvachauri: centre of the municipality surrounding southern Batumi Keda: settlement in the Acharistsqali valley Khulo: highland municipal centre A traveller going from the coast into Adjara’s mountain districts keeps the same clock setting. Differences in daylight, weather, elevation, and journey time should not be mistaken for a time-zone change.

On phones and computers, the appropriate Georgian setting is commonly represented by Tbilisi. If a device shows a named city rather than Adjara, confirm that its offset is UTC+4.

Sunrise on the coast and in the highlands

Sunrise for Batumi changes with the season and cannot be represented by one year-round hour. The calculated event also occurs at a slightly different time elsewhere in Adjara because towns do not share identical coordinates.

Terrain is especially important inland. A solar calculation assumes a conventional horizon, while mountains can block direct sunlight after the formal sunrise. On the coast, clouds and the shape of the eastern skyline can also affect the first visible rays.

Use Batumi coordinates for a Batumi waterfront plan. Select the actual village or municipal centre for a mountain journey. Read the result in UTC+4. Check civil twilight if usable light matters more than the solar event itself.

Sunset deserves the same location-specific treatment. A regional time zone tells a clock how to label the event; it does not make daylight conditions uniform across valleys and coastlines.

Questions and answers

Is Adjara in a different time zone from Tbilisi?
No. Both use UTC+4.
Does Batumi observe daylight saving time?
No. Its UTC offset remains the same all year.
Can Batumi’s sunrise time be used for Khulo?
Only as a rough reference; coordinates and mountain horizons make a local calculation more useful.
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