How many days are enough for Georgia trip?

I'd say 15 days in Georgia should be enough to get the most out of your trip. Visit Georgia's highlights, including Tbilisi, Tusheti, Kazbegi, Signaghi, Borjomi, Bakuriani, Vardzia and the Tabatskuri and Paravani alpine lakes during the 15-day Adventure Tour in Georgia from August 5th until August 19th, 2023!



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Personally, I recommend spending at least 10 to 14 days in Georgia. This will give you enough time to explore a few different regions of this wonderful country and really appreciate it from every angle. With that said, I fully understand that not everyone has that long to spend in Georgia.

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If you're visiting Georgia for a short period of time and want to explore as much as you can – this 4 Day Tour to Georgia is the perfect fit for you. We've designed this itinerary to maximize your adventures at a comfortable pace. A lot of people visit this beautiful country to get a Taste of Georgia.

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Georgia 7. Days Itinerary. Spending one week in Georgia is enough time to see the most important places. Depending on your personal preferences you can choose one of our predefined road trip ititneraries or create your own tour.

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The best time to visit Georgia is either side of the summer heat and winter freeze – in May, June and September. The lowlands around Tbilisi are particularly hot and humid in midsummer - while the mountains are cooler and drier.

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Georgia is an underrated backpacker's destination. Not only is it the perfect destination for nature, culture and history lovers, it's also very cheap to travel and live here.

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The country of Georgia is one of the travel world's best kept secrets. Featuring jaw dropping mountainous landscapes, relaxing beaches and intricate architecture, this budget-friendly destination continues to deliver intrigue, year after year.

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What's the best Georgia itinerary for 7 days?
  1. Day 1: Tbilisi (sleep in Tbilisi)
  2. Day 2: Drive Georgian Military Highway to Stepantsminda (sleep in Stepantsminda)
  3. Day 3: Kazbeg hike (sleep in Stepantsminda)
  4. Day 4: Truso Gorge, drive to Borjomi (sleep in Borjomi)
  5. Day 5: Borjomi, Vardzia, Rabati (sleep in Borjomi)


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It's perfect for first-time visitors who want to see the highlights and get a good feel for Georgian culture, food and wine. If you only have 7 days in Georgia, don't worry about trying to squeeze too much in – you will almost certainly be back!

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How to Get Around Georgia
  1. Public Transportation – Larger cities in Georgia are served by buses, mini-buses, and taxis. ...
  2. Trains – Train travel within Georgia is slow and most of the trains are old and don't have AC. ...
  3. Bus – Buses, known locally as a marshrutka, are the best way to get around the country on a budget.


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Prices in Georgia might not be as low as they were 24 or even 12 months ago. But regardless, there's no denying that Georgia is still an incredibly budget-friendly destination by any measure. As you'll see, most things are still very affordable in Georgia, especially transport, food and drink.

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The cost of living in Georgia is 10% lower than the national average. Housing is 20% lower than the national average, while utilities are 12% lower. When it comes to basic necessities such as food and clothing, groceries are around 4% lower than in the rest of the country, while clothing costs 4% lower.

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  • Learn some Georgian or Russian words before you go.
  • You'll see lots of churches and monasteries.
  • Transportation is a bit challenging.
  • The cuisine is diverse.
  • Tipping is up to you.
  • Bring a gift if invited to a family home.
  • Respect Georgian hospitality.
  • Food is cheap.


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The cost of living in Georgia is 10% lower than the national average. Housing is 20% lower than the national average, while utilities are 12% lower. When it comes to basic necessities such as food and clothing, groceries are around 4% lower than in the rest of the country, while clothing costs 4% lower.

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Whilst there are more road traffic accidents in Georgia than the USA and UK, it is safe to drive in Georgia as long as you pay attention, drive carefully and expect the unexpected, especially in cities and off the beaten track rural roads. Is this your first time visiting Georgia?

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