Supsa, located on Georgia's eastern Black Sea coast, serves as a crucial link in the country's economy. The Supsa terminal stores crude oil transported via the Western Route Export Pipeline (WREP), connecting Azerbaijan's Caspian Sea oil fields to the terminal.

While Supsa's primary function is industrial, there are still some interesting sights to explore. The iconic red-and-white striped Supsa Lighthouse stands as a symbol of the terminal's maritime significance. Discover charming heritage buildings and street art in the village streets, or take a boat ride across Paliastomi Lake to explore the natural beauty of Kolkheti National Park. You can also observe the tanker loading system at the Supsa Port and enjoy scenic Black Sea views. Although shopping options are limited, explore local markets for unique finds. Due to its industrial nature, Supsa's nightlife scene is limited, but you can enjoy local restaurants and cafes. For those seeking thrills, water sports like water skiing, jet skiing, and sailing are available.