Visit Georgia on a Budget – Travel Costs, Attractions & Daily Expenses
Why Visit Georgia?
Why Visit Georgia? Tucked between the Black Sea and the towering Caucasus Mountains, Georgia is a captivating mix of old-world charm and modern energy. Its capital, Tbilisi, enchants visitors with colourful balconies, sulphur baths, and lively cafés, while the countryside reveals dramatic mountain landscapes, ancient monasteries, and lush vineyards. Known for its warm hospitality and affordability, Georgia invites travellers to experience world-class beauty and culture without the heavy price tag..
Average Daily Budget (Per Person): £35 – £60 (₾120 – ₾200)
This covers accommodation, food, transport, and sightseeing for budget-conscious travellers.
Budget Calculation Breakdown
These daily budget figures represent the typical costs a traveller might expect to spend each day in Georgia. The calculations include:
- Basic but comfortable accommodation (guesthouses, hostels, or budget hotels)
- Three meals a day, including local restaurants and street food
- Public transport, taxis, or shared rides between cities
- Entrance fees to major attractions and cultural landmarks
| Category | Average Daily Cost (GBP) | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Accommodation | £15 – £25 | Guesthouses or boutique hostels in Tbilisi, Batumi, or Kutaisi |
| Food & Drinks | £10 – £20 | Includes local restaurants, khachapuri, khinkali, and Georgian wine |
| Transport | £5 – £10 | Metro, marshrutka (shared minibus), or local taxi |
| Activities & Entry Fees | £3 – £5 | Museums, monasteries, hiking trails, or hot springs |
| Total Estimated Daily Cost | £35 – £60 | Budget-friendly for solo or couple travel |
Top Budget-Friendly Places to Visit in Georgia
- Tbilisi: Explore the Old Town, Sulphur Baths, and Narikala Fortress.
- Kazbegi: Hike to Gergeti Trinity Church with panoramic mountain views.
- Kutaisi: Visit Bagrati Cathedral and the Prometheus Caves.
- Batumi: Relax on the Black Sea coast and stroll along the modern boulevard.
- Kakheti: Experience traditional wine-making in Georgia’s famous vineyards.
Travel Tips for Budget Travellers
- Use public marshrutkas (minibuses) for intercity travel – they’re cheap and frequent.
- Stay in family-run guesthouses for authentic Georgian hospitality.
- Try local markets for affordable and fresh meals.
- Exchange currency in town, not at the airport, for better rates.
Georgia remains one of Europe’s most affordable destinations — where you can enjoy world-class scenery, delicious cuisine, and warm people without overspending.
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