Meteorite Beach is a coastal area located in Batumi, a major city on the Black Sea coast of Georgia. It is situated within the Adjara region. The beach is part of the city's extensive coastline, which is a significant destination for tourism and recreation. Batumi is known for its subtropical climate, making the beach accessible for visitors during a large part of the year. The area features a pebble and sand shoreline, which is characteristic of many beaches in this part of Georgia. The beachfront is developed with infrastructure to support tourism, including nearby accommodations, dining establishments, and promenades. The coastal waters are used for swimming and various water sports. The city of Batumi itself is an important cultural and economic center, with a historic old town and a modern architectural landscape. The beach is a public space and contributes to the city's identity as a seaside resort.