Check the weather city by city, starting with Tbilisi.
Georgia is one of Eastern Europe's most authentic and affordable destinations. Between monasteries perched in the Caucasus mountains, Tbilisi's old town with its carved wooden balconies, the vineyards of Kakheti and Batumi's Black Sea coast, it is a country that never fails to amaze.
A capital of old houses with carved wooden balconies, sulphur baths (Abanotubani), the Narikala fortress and lively nightlife — an authentic, endearing city.
Highlights : Narikala Fortress, Holy Trinity Cathedral, Abanotubani sulphur baths, Old Town.
Mount Kazbek (5,047 m) and the Gergeti church perched at 2,170 m offer breathtaking panoramas. The Georgian Military Road crosses epic landscapes.
Highlights : Gergeti Trinity Church, Mount Kazbek, Dariali Gorge.
A wild mountain region with age-old medieval towers, isolated villages and some of the Caucasus's most beautiful hikes.
Highlights : Mestia's Svan towers, Ushguli Glacier, Mestia–Ushguli trek.
The cradle of world viticulture (8,000 years old), Kakheti's vineyards and the monasteries of Sighnaghi offer an unparalleled culinary and cultural journey.
Highlights : Bodbe Monastery, Sighnaghi — the city of love, Tsinandali cooperative winery.
A vibrant Black Sea resort, Batumi blends a modern seafront, old Ottoman quarters and bold architecture. Its boulevard, lush botanical garden and nearby beaches make it a sought-after summer destination. The Gonio fortress is a reminder of its ancient past.
Highlights : Batumi Boulevard, Old Batumi — Ottoman quarter, Batumi Botanical Garden, Kobuleti beaches, Gonio Fortress.
Georgia is one of the most budget-friendly destinations in Europe/Asia. Food, accommodation and transport are remarkably inexpensive.