Explore Georgia
Discover Georgia’s culture, cities, and landscapes with essential travel facts.
Currency
Georgian Lari (GEL)
Language
Georgian
Population
Approximately 3.7 million
Visa
Visa‑free for many nationalities up to 1 year; e‑visa available for others
Safety
Generally safe; standard precautions advised
Travel Cost
Moderate; about $50‑$100 per day
Best Visit
April‑June and September‑October
Georgia at a glance
Georgia is a country where Georgian is the official language and the Georgian Lari is the circulating currency. With a population of roughly 3.7 million, it offers a range of experiences from its capital Tbilisi to coastal Batumi and historic Kutaisi. Most visitors can enter visa‑free for up to one year, while others may obtain an e‑visa. Safety levels are generally high, and travelers are advised to follow normal precautions. The climate varies from continental inland to subtropical on the Black Sea coast, making spring and autumn the most suitable periods for a visit.
Tours & Activities
Curated experiences led by local experts.
A Taste of Georgia - Tbilisi to the Caucasus Mountains
8 Days • Curated activity
From $1,746
3-Day Tusheti Tour: Explore The Unspoiled Wilderness
3 Days • Curated activity
From $378
Cycling in Georgia (New)
9 Days • Curated activity
From $0
Tale of Georgia
11 Days • Curated activity
From $1,450
Map View
Explore Georgia on the map
Centered on the country’s main cities and scaled to keep the full destination in view.
Georgia travel overview
The mix of urban centers, seaside resorts, and mountainous regions makes Georgia suitable for cultural city tours, coastal relaxation, and outdoor adventure alike. Visitors can explore historic architecture in Tbilisi, enjoy the Black Sea atmosphere in Batumi, or venture toward the highlands for winter sports. The moderate travel cost and visa flexibility support a range of trip lengths and budgets, especially during the recommended April‑June and September‑October windows.
Cities in Georgia
Explore the main cities in Georgia and open each one for more local details.
Essential Travel Tips
Book Early
Popular routes and hotels fill quickly in peak season.
Mix Transport
Use trains between cities and local transit inside centers.
Stay Central
Base yourself near a walkable area to save time.
Cash Ready
Some small vendors still prefer cash for smaller purchases.
Pack Smart
Comfortable shoes matter more than anything else.
Travel guides for Georgia
Practical answers for planning your trip to Georgia.