Greater Caucasus.

Georgia – land of wine and mountains, home of Prometheus, with impressive nature and super-friendly people, is set to offer you a unique journey and the best decision. With its 3.7 million inhabitants, Georgia is very tolerant, as alongside 83.8% Georgians, Armenians, Azerbaijanis, Ossetians, Abkhazians, and Russians peacefully coexist in this lush green mountainous terrain. You will enjoy strolling through the fascinating capital Tbilisi in the evening, and the following information will surely be of great help to you.

Language: Georgian is the official language, but English and sometimes even German are also used.

Country Code: +995

Entry: The international airport in Tbilisi (IATA code: TBS) is easily accessible by bus, taxi, and train, located 20 km from the city center. There are connections to 33 countries and 42 cities in Western Europe, the Middle East, and within the Caucasus region, including local airlines such as My Way Airlines and Georgian Airways.

Internet Connection: Almost everywhere in Georgia, you can have free access to the internet in daily life. Of course, it might be a bit challenging in high mountains, but every hotel, regardless of its location, is equipped with an internet connection. You can communicate with friends and share photos at the end of an impressive day.

Money: The currency of the country is called the Georgian Lari (GEL). You should expect fluctuations in the exchange rate, but as of the beginning of 2024, you can get approximately 2.94 GEL for 1 EUR. Especially in major cities, it's very easy to exchange money, as there are numerous exchange offices not only in the branches of large supermarkets but also in every city. Today, credit card payments are increasingly common.

Transportation: Georgia offers a wide range of transportation options for tourists, including public buses and trains, minibusses, taxis, shared taxis, Bolt (ride-hailing app), bikes, car sharing, and scooter rentals. If you decide to take a free day and choose where you want to travel locally, we're here with our recommendations. The infrastructure for tourists is very conveniently organized.

Safety: Georgia is a safe and pleasant country where you can relax very well. However, like everywhere else, you should still keep an eye on your belongings because pickpockets exist here too.

Climate and Clothing: Georgia may feel a bit warmer due to the Black Sea. The average air temperature varies between 15°C in the west and 11°C to 13°C in the east. Thus, the western regions have a subtropical humid climate, while the east is known for its predominantly dry continental climate.

Health: There are no required vaccinations for traveling to Georgia.