TennisLeila Meskhi Tennis AcademyIndoorOutdoor🕐 Mon–Fri 08:00–23:00 · Sat–Sun 10:00–22:00Georgia's tennis academy, founded by Leila Meskhi in 1995. Eight courts (outdoor clay plus indoor hard and carpet), a gym and an indoor pool. Coaching for all ages; courts also rent by the hour.
Where to play in Tbilisi.
24 places to play padel, tennis, bouldering and more across Tbilisi. Where each is and how to book, in plain English.
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Swimmingfrom €5Olympic Swimming ComplexIndoor🕐 Check current hoursA 50m, eight-lane Olympic pool, home of the Georgian water polo team and the cheapest serious lane swimming in the city. Around 15 lari for a two-hour pass.
BoulderingS.K. LuckyIndoor🕐 Mon–Sun 09:00–23:00The biggest climbing wall in Georgia, on the second floor of the Arena 2 complex, with a bouldering zone plus top-rope and lead routes for every level.
YogaYoga CaveIndoor🕐 Check current hoursGeorgia's first yoga studio, a calm space near Marjanishvili metro with internationally certified teachers in Georgian, English and Russian.
FootballTurtle Lake StadiumOutdoor🕐 Check current hoursA FIFA-standard synthetic pitch below Turtle Lake, floodlit with parking, sized for six-a-side games. Book a slot ahead.
BasketballVake ParkOutdoor🕐 Check current hoursOne of the most popular outdoor courts in Tbilisi, with regular pick-up games. Free to play.
PadelGymBreeze Bairamashvili🕐 Mon–Sun 08:00–24:00A sports club with padel courts you can book online. Reserve a slot on their site.
Beach volleyballLisi Lake BeachOutdoor🕐 Mon–Sun closed (May-Sep)Free sand volleyball courts on the western beach of Lisi Lake, busy on warm weekends. Bring your own ball and a group; first come, first served.