The ambitious development of the “Ambassadori Island Batumi” project has taken a significant step forward as construction on the second peninsula begins. The ongoing progress of this major venture, located in the scenic coastal region of Batumi, has already formed 25 hectares of land, marking an important milestone for the project.
With the initial phase now completed on the western peninsula, work is intensifying on the second peninsula, signaling the growth of one of Georgia’s most exciting real estate developments. As the project continues to unfold, both local and international stakeholders are keeping a close eye on its expansion.
A Monumental Step in Land Reclamation
The construction of the two artificial peninsulas, set against the stunning backdrop of the Black Sea, is a feat of engineering and design. Gocha Kamkia, CEO of Ambassadori Island Batumi, shared that 25 hectares of land have already been developed, with 23 hectares on the western peninsula fully formed and work progressing on the second. At this point, only 2 hectares remain to be completed on the second peninsula, showcasing the rapid pace of development.
“We’ve achieved phenomenal results,” said Kamkia, emphasizing the speed at which the project is advancing. The fact that the project is ahead of schedule by five years underscores the commitment and strategic vision of Ambassadori Group, the company behind the ambitious island development.
This new phase of the project will involve constructing artificial landmasses, designed to house a range of luxury facilities, including hotels, commercial areas, and residential units. Once complete, Ambassadori Island Batumi is expected to stand as a testament to cutting-edge engineering, blending natural beauty with modern infrastructure.
International Collaborations Ensure Project Success
A major aspect of the project’s execution is the collaboration with internationally recognized architects, engineers, and planning experts. The development is a joint effort between Ambassadori Group and several global partners, each contributing their expertise to ensure the project meets global standards of design, sustainability, and safety.
Among the notable partners is Yüksel Proje, a leading Turkish architectural firm responsible for designing two international airports—Ordu-Giresun Airport and Trabzon Airport—both located on artificial land 70 km from Batumi. Their experience in similar large-scale land reclamation projects has proven invaluable in ensuring the success of the Ambassadori Island Batumi project.
Another key partner is the British firm Arup, renowned for its involvement in urban planning and design projects worldwide. Their expertise is essential in shaping the future of the island and ensuring that the project aligns with international standards of environmental sustainability and urban development.
Research-Backed Foundations for Sustainability
Before proceeding with the construction, Ambassadori Group took a proactive approach by commissioning nearly 40 studies conducted by both international and local experts. These studies provided a comprehensive understanding of the environmental impact and helped shape the technical and engineering decisions made throughout the development process.
The results from these studies highlighted the importance of sustainability, particularly when dealing with large-scale land reclamation. Special attention has been paid to minimizing any potential environmental damage, with a focus on implementing effective mitigation measures at each phase of the project.
This thorough research-backed approach has given the project a solid foundation, not just in terms of design, but also in its commitment to protecting the natural surroundings of the Batumi coastline.
Transforming Batumi’s Landscape and Economy
The ongoing development of Ambassadori Island Batumi holds significant economic potential for the region. As the island takes shape, it is expected to attract both local and international investors, offering luxury living spaces, commercial opportunities, and world-class hospitality services. The creation of such a project is set to boost Batumi’s economy by driving tourism, creating jobs, and enhancing the city’s global profile.
Once completed, Ambassadori Island Batumi is poised to become a landmark destination, with its combination of luxury, innovation, and sustainability offering a new vision for coastal development.
