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A practical travel guide to Georgia

Georgia combines walkable old cities, the Caucasus mountains, the Black Sea and wine regions within a compact country. This guide helps you choose a base, plan the route and keep useful local services close at hand.

Choose the right base

Tbilisi is the best starting point for culture, food and day trips to eastern Georgia. Batumi works well for the coast and Adjara. Kutaisi shortens the route to western canyons, caves and Svaneti. Match your first city to your flight and the regions you want to see.

Move between regions

Trains connect several major cities, while marshrutkas and private transfers reach many regional towns. A rental car gives more flexibility for wineries, mountain viewpoints and villages, but travel times can change with weather and road conditions.

Use local information, not guesswork

Check opening hours, recent conditions and partner terms before setting out. MY GEO brings car rental, tours, transfers, mapped places and QR offers into one multilingual experience so the next useful stop is easier to find.

Where to go in Georgia

01

Tbilisi

Old Tbilisi, sulfur baths, contemporary food, museums and an easy base for Mtskheta, Kakheti and Kazbegi.

02

Batumi

Black Sea promenades, modern architecture, Adjara cuisine and access to botanical gardens and mountain villages.

03

Kazbegi

High-Caucasus scenery, Gergeti Trinity Church and hiking routes reached through the Georgian Military Highway.

04

Kakheti

Georgia’s main wine region, with cellar visits, historic towns, monasteries and scenic roads through the Alazani Valley.

Keep Georgia in one app

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