Another new addition to the Staring Georgia ecosystem is set to open soon - the largest dinosaur park in Georgia, “Dinotopia,” which will feature more than 50 dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures, the company announced.

According to Staring Georgia, “Dinotopia” will be located in Shekvetili, next to Tsitsinatela Amusement Park, and will serve as a modern educational and entertainment space for children, young people, and visitors to Georgia’s Black Sea coast.

“The agreement was reached between the Cartu Foundation and the National Agency for State Property, under which the Cartu Foundation purchased a non-agricultural land plot near Tsitsinatela Park in the Ozurgeti municipality from Aqua Center LLC and transferred it to the state free of charge. The land will be integrated into the existing recreational area, creating a unified large-scale tourist complex,” the Staring Georgia stated.

Staring Georgia noted that the goal of “Dinotopia” is to attract both local and international tourists and to further develop the region’s tourism potential.

The company also highlighted that the project is expected to create new jobs and strengthen the local economy.

Staring Georgia is a major player in the country’s entertainment industry, bringing together key musical, cultural, and educational entertainment projects. Its ecosystem currently includes Black Sea Arena, Social Space, Musicians’ Park, Tsitsinatela Park, Georgia in Miniatures Park, and the Philharmonic. Future additions will include Hecate’s Garden and Dinotopia.