Tbilisi Transfer
Tbilisi Transfer
Airport Transfer
16 kilometers from the terminal to central Kutaisi, about 20 minutes. Kutaisi Airport is Georgia's main budget-airline hub, and we meet Wizz Air and Ryanair flights around the clock, including late-night and early-morning arrivals.
| Car type | One way | Round trip | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy | 40₾ | 70₾ | 1–4 passengers |
| Business | 70₾ | 110₾ | 1–3 passengers |
| Minivan | 95₾ | 150₾ | 4–7 passengers |
| Minibus | 165₾ | 260₾ | 8–20 passengers |
Kutaisi handles most of the low-cost flights connecting Georgia to Europe, and a large share of them land late at night or early in the morning — exactly when finding a reliable taxi on the spot is hardest. A pre-booked transfer removes that problem entirely: your driver tracks your flight and is there no matter what time you land.
If Kutaisi is just your entry point and your real destination is Tbilisi, Batumi, or elsewhere, you can book the onward leg directly — many travelers do exactly that rather than arranging a separate transfer once they've already landed.
The distance into town is short — just 16 km — which is exactly why price predictability matters here: at airports this size, taxi drivers on the rank sometimes charge visitors more than the going rate, while the transfer price listed here is locked in ahead of time and doesn't change on arrival.
Yes, the service runs 24/7 — most Wizz Air and Ryanair flights land exactly at that time.
Yes, mention your final destination when booking and we'll arrange one continuous transfer.
Your driver tracks the flight status and adjusts pickup time — no extra charge.
No — the price is fixed at booking and doesn't change on the ground, unlike rank taxis.