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Georgia
Most nationalities enter visa-free for up to one year. Others can apply online in minutes through the official Georgian e-Visa portal.
A country the size of a small European state, stacked vertically — Black Sea beaches, Kakhetian vineyards, and 5,000-metre peaks, all within a day's drive of Tbilisi. We operate it end to end: guides and drivers we contract and brief ourselves, and our own knowledge of which pass closes when.
Why Georgia
A country the size of a small European state, stacked vertically — and one of the friendliest borders in the world to cross.
Over 90 nationalities enter with no visa and can stay up to 12 months — one of the most open borders in the region.
Black Sea beaches, Kakhetian vineyards and 5,000-metre peaks are all within a few hours of Tbilisi.
8,000 years of qvevri winemaking, UNESCO-listed and still poured from the clay in family cellars across Kakheti.
The supra feast, the tamada's toasts and a welcome that turns a meal into the memory of the trip.
Plan your trip to Georgia
Month-by-month — weather, crowds and what's in season.
See the seasons →Golf, beach, ski, wine and the great outdoors — the best of each.
Browse experiences →Hand-picked hotels we book and manage in-house.
Find hotels →Multi-day itineraries with real distances, drive times and altitudes.
See tours →Protected landscapes, marked trails and how we arrange the visit.
Explore parks →Self-catering chalets and villas for families and longer stays.
View cottages →Tbilisi's sulphur baths and mineral-spa resorts.
Plan a spa day →Visas, cash, driving and food for every diet — one tidy PDF.
Download the guide →Places in Georgia
Explore Georgia
Planning a trip to Georgia
- When is the best time to visit Georgia?
- Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) are ideal, with mild weather and green or golden landscapes. Summer suits the Black Sea coast and the high mountains of Kazbegi and Svaneti; December to March is the ski season at Gudauri and Bakuriani.
- How many days do you need in Georgia?
- Five to seven days covers Tbilisi, the Kakheti wine country and Kazbegi. Ten to fourteen days lets you add Svaneti, the Black Sea coast and a slower pace.
- Do I need a visa for Georgia?
- Citizens of over 90 countries enter Georgia visa-free for up to one year, including the EU, UK, US, Gulf states and much of Asia. Check the entry-requirements guide for your nationality.
- Is Georgia safe for tourists?
- Yes. Georgia has one of the lowest crime rates in the region and is very safe for travellers, including solo and family trips.
- What currency and language are used in Georgia?
- The currency is the Georgian lari (GEL). The language is Georgian; Russian and English are widely understood in tourist areas.
- How do I get to Georgia from India (Delhi flights)?
- Most travellers reach Tbilisi (TBS) on a convenient one-stop route from Delhi, Mumbai or other Indian cities via the Gulf (Dubai, Doha, Sharjah) or Istanbul; seasonal direct flights have operated on some routes, so check current schedules. We meet you at the airport and handle the transfer and everything after.
- What are the top places to visit in Georgia?
- Tbilisi's old town, the Kakheti wine region, the Kazbegi mountains and Gergeti church, the cave city of Uplistsikhe, the Black Sea resort of Batumi, and Svaneti's tower villages. We map them into a route that fits your days.
- Can I combine Georgia and Azerbaijan in one trip?
- Yes — it is one of our signature trips. We connect the two by a short Tbilisi–Baku flight and line up both visas, so you see the Caucasus on both sides in a single managed itinerary.
- Is Georgia a country or a US state?
- Georgia is a country in the Caucasus — often called the Republic of Georgia to distinguish it from the US state of the same name. Its capital is Tbilisi, and it borders Russia, Turkey, Armenia and Azerbaijan along the Black Sea. This guide is about the country.
- Is Georgia in Europe or Asia?
- Georgia sits at the crossroads of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, in the South Caucasus. Culturally and politically it looks to Europe while geographically it straddles the boundary — an easy, visa-free-for-many gateway to the region.
- Is Georgia expensive to visit?
- Georgia is affordable by European standards — meals, wine, transfers and guesthouses cost less than in Western Europe while quality stays high. We quote trips in USD, so your price is stable whatever the local lari does.
- Is Georgia Muslim-friendly, and is halal food available?
- Yes — Georgia is easy-going and welcoming for Muslim travellers. Halal-friendly restaurants are simple to find in Tbilisi and Batumi and we can arrange halal meat throughout; neighbouring Azerbaijan is Muslim-majority. We build dietary needs and prayer times into the itinerary.