Getting there
There is no direct Delhi–Tbilisi service at the moment, so every practical routing is one-stop: Sharjah with Air Arabia, Baku with Azerbaijan Airlines, a Dubai connection, or Almaty with Air Astana — with Doha, Abu Dhabi and Istanbul also working well from Mumbai, Bengaluru and other cities. A direct service has operated before and may return. We check live routes for your dates, meet you at the airport and handle every transfer after.
Visa & entry
Indian passport holders usually apply for Georgia's online e-Visa at the official portal (evisa.gov.ge), though you may enter visa-free if you hold a valid visa or residence from certain countries such as the US, UK, EU or the GCC. Azerbaijan issues a separate ASAN e-Visa (evisa.gov.az). We confirm exactly what applies to your passport and line the visas up.
When to go
Many Indian families travel in the June–August summer holidays, swapping the monsoon heat for the cool green Caucasus and the Batumi beaches; the high mountains stay pleasant even in August. Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) are quieter and best for sightseeing.
Vegetarian, Jain and halal food — what is and is not possible
Pure vegetarian is straightforward. Georgian cooking has an unusually large vegetarian repertoire of its own — beans, aubergine, walnut sauces, cheeses and breads — so it is not a matter of asking a kitchen for a substitute, and we brief every restaurant on the itinerary in advance. Halal is straightforward too: Azerbaijan is a Muslim-majority country and we book halal-friendly dining across Georgia. Strict Jain is a different problem and we will not pretend otherwise: no root vegetables, no onion or garlic, and separate preparation is not a standard Georgian or Azerbaijani restaurant kitchens meet reliably. Where a group needs it we solve it with a dedicated arrangement — a travelling cook, or a kitchen booked and briefed for your group alone — quoted and confirmed before you travel rather than negotiated at the table. Tell us at enquiry, not on arrival.
India is one of our core markets
India is one of the three markets we work hardest — alongside the GCC and Kazakhstan — and Indian travel agencies and tour operators are among the partners we hold net rates for. That is a statement about where our bookings and our agency relationships actually come from, not a marketing preference. Correct as of September 2026.
Why it suits you
Short flights, good value, and short drives between the highlights, which makes it workable for families and multi-generation groups. On food, we would rather be exact than reassuring — see the section below.
Tell us your dates and group — we build the itinerary, handle the visas and transfers, and quote it. Nothing is priced online because every trip is tailored.
