Tbilisi Transfer
Tbilisi Transfer
Intercity Transfer
374 kilometers across the country — from the dry hills of Kartli to Georgia's subtropical Black Sea coast. One of the most-booked routes in our network: about 5.5 hours, with a stop in Kutaisi roughly at the halfway point.
| Car type | One way | Round trip | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy | 440₾ | 690₾ | 1–4 passengers |
| Business | 495₾ | 740₾ | 1–3 passengers |
| Minivan | 605₾ | 935₾ | 4–7 passengers |
| Minibus | 690₾ | 990₾ | 8–20 passengers |
The drive takes about 5 hours 30 minutes on a good day, along Georgia's main west-bound highway. The route passes through the Likani area and skirts the Rikoti mountain pass roughly at the halfway point — that mountainous stretch is the main reason travel time can stretch during winter weather, so if you're traveling December through February, build in a small buffer.
Most drivers make one stop roughly at the midpoint, both to rest and because it lines up naturally with Kutaisi: the city sits right on the highway, with Bagrati Cathedral on its hilltop and the old town just minutes from the bypass. If you'd like 20–30 minutes to stretch your legs and take a few photos, mention it when booking — your driver will suggest a good spot right off the highway.
As you approach Batumi, the landscape shifts noticeably — the dry highlands give way to Georgia's subtropical Black Sea coast, palm trees included.
Yes, most travelers stop in Kutaisi — mention it when booking.
The stretch near Rikoti Pass can slow traffic during snowfall — build in a small buffer from December through February.
Yes, it's the main highway — there's no practical alternative that saves meaningful time.
Yes, it's a door-to-door transfer — provide your exact address when booking.