Narikala
A 4th-century fortress above the old town, with a cable car from Europe Square.
An old town with sulphur baths and Narikala Fortress — and the starting point for Kazbegi, Mtskheta and Kakheti.
Tip: Go to Kazbegi with a guide in their car — or in your own SUV, stopping wherever you like.
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The main places guides take you to. Some are also easy to visit on your own.
A 4th-century fortress above the old town, with a cable car from Europe Square.
The sulphur bath district with brick domes.
The ancient capital and Jvari Monastery, 25 km away.
Gergeti Trinity Church beneath Mount Kazbek, 157 km along the Military Road.
Tbilisi: an old town with sulphur baths and Narikala Fortress — and the starting point for Kazbegi, Mtskheta and Kakheti.
Pokataem lists 248 tours by local guides in Tbilisi — from short walks around the centre to full-day trips.
The most popular picks are Narikala, Abanotubani, Mtskheta. If history and context matter, book a guided tour. If you want freedom to stop wherever you like, rent a car for a day or two from a local company.
The best time is May–June and September–October. The sea in Batumi is warm from June to September; Kazbegi and mountain roads are open from May to October.
Citizens of the EU, UK, US and around 95 other countries can stay visa-free for up to a year. You need a valid passport.
Most foreign licences are accepted; an IDP is recommended. Minimum age 21, 1–3 years of experience depending on the company. Deposits around $100–300 or none. Basic insurance is usually included.
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Prices start from $34. Walking tours are cheaper, full-day trips cost more. There are 248 tours in Tbilisi in total.
The highlights: Narikala, Abanotubani, Mtskheta, Kazbegi. An old town with sulphur baths and Narikala Fortress — and the starting point for Kazbegi, Mtskheta and Kakheti.
Not necessarily — most tours include transfers. A car is great for exploring on your own: 214 cars from local companies in Tbilisi, from $25 a day.
Citizens of the EU, UK, US and around 95 other countries can stay visa-free for up to a year. You need a valid passport.
Most foreign licences are accepted; an IDP is recommended. Minimum age 21, 1–3 years of experience depending on the company. Deposits around $100–300 or none. Basic insurance is usually included.
Cards work well in Tbilisi and Batumi; carry Georgian lari in cash for villages, markets and mountain areas. Dollars and euros are easy to exchange.
Georgia’s main seaside resort: the boulevard, the Botanical Garden and mountainous Adjara nearby.
An ancient city with Gelati Monastery, caves and the canyons of Imereti.
A village beneath Mount Kazbek — a base for hiking and trips into the Greater Caucasus valleys.
A relaxed resort with a long pebble beach 25 km from Batumi.
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