PadelGymBreeze Bairamashviliπ Mon-Sun 08:00-24:00A sports club with padel courts you can book online. Reserve a slot on their site.
Where to play in Tbilisi.
27 places to play padel, tennis, bouldering and more across Tbilisi. Where each is and how to book, in plain English.
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TennisLeila Meskhi Tennis AcademyIndoorOutdoorπ Mon-Fri 08:00-23:00 Β· 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.
Swimmingfrom β¬5Olympic Swimming ComplexIndoorπ Check hours on Google MapsA 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. LuckyIndoorπ 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 CaveIndoorπ Check hours on Google MapsGeorgia's first yoga studio, a calm space near Marjanishvili metro with internationally certified teachers in Georgian, English and Russian.
FootballTurtle Lake StadiumOutdoorπ Check hours on Google MapsA FIFA-standard synthetic pitch below Turtle Lake, floodlit with parking, sized for six-a-side games. Book a slot ahead.
BasketballVake ParkOutdoorπ Check hours on Google MapsOne of the most popular outdoor courts in Tbilisi, with regular pick-up games. Free to play.
Beach volleyballLisi Lake BeachOutdoorπ 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.
Badmintonfrom β¬15MizanoIndoorπ Mon-Sun 08:00-24:00A dedicated badminton club with two professional courts and Yonex rackets and shuttles. Book and pay online; cancel 24 hours ahead for a full refund.