Curious about travelling to Georgia? This exciting country offers everything from dramatic mountains to historic sights and unique wines. On this page you will find tips and inspiration for your trip to Georgia.
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Travelling to Georgia - guides, reports and tips
Georgia, located in Eastern Europe, offers great variety - cool baths in Tblisi, wine in Kakheti, high mountains in Kazbegi and a holiday feel in Batumi on the Black Sea. Here you will find lots of reports on Georgia.
Things to do in Georgia – 25 attractions and experiences
Last day of skiing in Georgia - and a visit to Tbilisi
Skiing and restaurants in the Georgian ski resort of Gudauri
Ski holidays with Apollo to Georgia
Facts about Georgia - 30 things you (might) not know
Things to do in Tbilisi, Georgia - our top 20 tips
What to eat in Georgia - 15 Georgian dishes and specialities
Wine in Georgia - a visit to the Kakheti wine region
Visiting Mtscheta in Georgia - a Unesco World Heritage Site
Things to do in Batumi, Georgia - 16 tips for a Black Sea gem
Visiting Bordzjomi - a relaxed spa town in Georgia
The cave city of Uplistsikhe in Georgia (and the Joseph Stalin Museum)
Visiting Kazbegi in Georgia - our top tips
Driving in Georgia - high mountains and beautiful views
Sulphur baths in Tbilisi - a special experience


Film from Georgia
Here you can see a film from the road trip we made throughout Georgia.
Good to know before travelling to Georgia
Fast facts about Georgia
- Capital city: Tbilisi
- Currency: Georgian Lari (GEL)
- Language: Georgian language
- Time zone: GMT+4
- Population: about 3.7 million
- Electricity: 220V (European plugs work)
- Go ahead: right side
Frequently asked questions about Georgia
When is the best time to travel to Georgia?
Spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October) are often the best periods. Summer is ideal for mountain and coastal activities, while winter is ideal for skiing in the Caucasus.
Do you need a visa for Georgia?
No, as a Swedish citizen you do not need a visa for short stays.
How long should I stay in Georgia?
5-7 days are enough to experience several parts of the country, while 7-10 days allow you to travel at a slower pace.
Is Georgia an expensive destination?
Georgia is generally an affordable destination, especially when it comes to food and accommodation.
How to get around Georgia?
Minibuses (marshrutkas) are common, but for flexibility - especially in mountainous areas - car or organised tours are a good option.
Is Georgia safe to travel to?
Georgia is a safe destination with low crime rates, but roads in mountainous areas can be challenging.
What are the top travel destinations in Georgia?
Tbilisi offers city life and sulphur baths, while Kakheti is known for its wine regions. Kazbegi attracts with mountain scenery, and Batumi with a coastline on the Black Sea.
Do you need a vaccine before travelling to Georgia?
Basic protection is recommended, and sometimes also hepatitis A. Check current recommendations before travelling.
What to consider culturally in Georgia?
Georgia has a strong tradition of hospitality. Food and meals play a central role, and it is common to share dishes and socialise for a long time at the table.
What is the food and drink like in Georgia?
Georgian cuisine is flavourful and varied, with dishes such as khachapuri and khinkali. The country also has a long wine tradition and is recognised as one of the oldest wine-producing regions in the world.
Similar destinations in the region
If you like Georgia, there are several destinations that combine nature, culture and history - often with great variety within short distances.
- Armenia - history, culture and growing wine tradition in a small-scale environment
- Turkey - great contrasts in culture, nature and coastline
- Jordan - desert landscapes, history and unique nature experiences
- Bulgaria - mountains, coast and history in a more affordable format
- Uzbekistan - mountain areas and exciting culture and history


