Publications about car rental in Tbilisi, Georgia

Sometimes the road calls so insistently that you have no choice but to go. My journey began in June — on the day when morning Tbilisi was waking up to the sound of bells and the smell of freshly baked bread. I stood outside the office, ready to arrange car rental in Tbilisi, unable to decide whether to take a light convertible or a reliable SUV. One promised freedom, the other confidence. In the end, I decided not to choose at all: to drive across Georgia in both cars — to the sea in a convertible, and back in an SUV.

Day One: Tbilisi and Choosing the Car

Arranging the car hire took only a few minutes. A couple of documents, a brief conversation, the aroma of coffee — and I was holding the keys to my first Georgian adventure. At that moment, car rental in Georgia seemed simple, a

Tbilisi is a city where ancient history meets the modern rhythm of life. To truly enjoy its beauty, it is important to plan your routes in advance. The best way to do this is with car rental in Georgia. Having your own vehicle allows you to explore the city at your own pace, visit hidden corners, and avoid being tied to public transport.

It is especially convenient to arrange car rental in Tbilisi directly at the airport — the company delivers the car upon arrival, so your trip starts immediately. For stylish rides along the narrow streets, Fiat 500 rental or a convertible rental in Tbilisi is the perfect option. And if you plan to drive towards Kazbegi or Borjomi, SUV rental in Tbilisi will be the most practical choice. Our fleet includes both budget-friendly models and premium cars, off

Leave Tbilisi — and in just an hour you’ll find yourself in the villages of Kakheti, where life flows at its own peaceful rhythm.

• Badiauri welcomes you with the aroma of freshly baked shoti bread. Watch it being pulled from the tone (a traditional clay oven) and enjoy it with homemade cheese.
• In Manavi, you’ll discover legendary Churchkhela and soulfully crafted wine — all surrounded by scenic vineyards.

Bodbe: A Place of Strength and Serenity

Among tall cypresses rests Saint Nino — the woman who brought Christianity to Georgia. The atmosphere of peace and reverence makes the Bodbe Monastery a must-visit stop on your journey.

Sighnaghi — The Georgian Tuscany

Romantic streets with carved balconies, breathtaking views of the Alazani Valley, fortress walls, wine shops, and street mus