
Georgia
Ancient temples, snow-capped mountains, legendary cuisine and wine – the Caucasus in all its glory.
Practical Information
Best time to visit
April - October
Currency
₾ (GEL)
Languages
Georgian, English, Russian
Plug type
Type C, Type F (220V, 50Hz)
Local time
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Driving
Right-hand traffic
Useful tips
Caucasus mountains, ancient monasteries, and warm hospitality – a perfect country for a vibrant, delicious trip.
Cities
Discover the best destinations for your trip

Tbilisi
Capital city, transport hub, and the starting point for any Georgia itinerary

Batumi
Casino capital of the Caucasus, Black Sea port, and gateway to Adjara's national parks
Interactive Map of Georgia
Everything for your trip
eSIM for Georgia
Mobile internet without roaming.
Insurance for Georgia
Medical travel insurance: coverage and useful tips.
Tours in Georgia
Group and private tours and excursions.
Accommodation in Georgia
Hotels and apartments – curated collections and trusted providers.
Transport in Georgia
Everything for your trip: car rental, transfers and tickets.
VPN for Georgia
Secure internet access while travelling.
Getting There
Common Questions
Citizens of 90+ countries (including the EU, US, UK, Canada, Australia) can enter Georgia visa-free for up to 1 year. You only need a valid passport. Entry is possible via Tbilisi (TBS), Kutaisi (KUT), or Batumi (BUS) airports, or land borders with Turkey, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.
The currency is the Georgian lari (GEL, ₾). Cards are widely accepted in Tbilisi and Batumi – restaurants, shops, taxis. In rural areas, markets, and small cafes, cash is needed. ATMs are everywhere with minimal fees.
May-June and September-October are ideal: warm weather, fewer tourists. July-August is hot in cities but perfect for mountain hiking. Winter offers skiing (Gudauri, Bakuriani). For wine tourism in Kakheti, September–October is best (rtveli harvest season).
Marshrutkas (minibuses) and trains connect major cities (Tbilisi to Batumi in 5 hours). Renting a car is best for Kakheti and mountain regions, though mountain roads can be unpaved. In Tbilisi: metro, buses, and cheap ride-hailing apps (Bolt, YandexGo).





