Is Georgia Expensive?

Is Georgia expensive to visit?

While Georgia is a popular destination, it is also very affordable and not expensive to visit. This is actually one of the main reasons why it's so popular with tourists. When compared to other countries in Europe, which is known to be an expensive region, many travelers find it to be a very affordable destination. It's in the top 10% of countries in Europe for its affordability, and our cost analysis found it to be comparable to Armenia and Serbia.

Georgia has popular destinations that attract plenty of visitors. One of the most expensive places to visit is Tbilisi. For more affordability, you can visit Tbilisi.

Average daily price of selected cities in Georgia, by affordability

How expensive is Georgia?

Travelers spend an average of $33 per day when visiting Georgia (U.S. Dollars). This is according to our calculations which come from the expenses of previous visitors. While this is an average cost, prices can vary by travel style, the length of your trip, and other factors. However, you can keep close to this average, or even travel cheaper if you stay at moderately priced hotels, eat at affordable restaurants, and take public transportation when possible. See more travel costs for Georgia here.

How expensive is a one week trip to Georgia?

Based on our calculations from previous travelers, a one week trip to Georgia will cost around $229 per person. This amount includes sightseeing activities, hotels, restaurants, local transportation, and other travel expenses. For two people, a one week trip would cost $458.

How expensive is a two week trip to Georgia?

On average, a two week trip to Georgia costs about $458 per person. This is based on the previous expenses of actual travelers, and includes accommodation, food, activities, local transportation, and more. For two people, a two week trip costs $915.

How expensive is a month long trip to Georgia?

A one month trip to Georgia costs about $981 per person on average, based on the previous expenses of other travelers. This includes accommodation, sightseeting activities, transportation, food, and nightlife. For two people, a one month trip costs $1,962.

Is it expensive to backpack in Georgia?

With more than 50 hostels around the country, Georgia is fairly popular with backpackers wanting to travel on a tight budget and meet up with others along the way. Hostels here cost an average of $9 per night for a bed in a dorm. (See hostel prices in Georgia here.) Many backpackers head to Tbilisi. Typically, the most expensive hostels are in K'ut'aisi, which average $10 per night. On the other hand, the cheapest hostels are in Bat'umi which average $8 per night.

Here are a few sample prices from popular hostels in Georgia.

• $14 for a dorm bed at Envoy Hostel Tbilisi in Tbilisi
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• $4 for a dorm bed at Back2Me in Batumi
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• $5 for a dorm bed at Dingo Backpackers Hostel in Kutaisi
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Where to find affordable hostels in Georgia

Are hotels expensive in Georgia?

When it comes to hotel prices in Georgia, they stand out for being notably more affordable compared to other countries. On average, you can expect to spend about $43 per night for a comfortable room. It's essential to note that within Georgia, certain cities such as command a higher average price, reaching per night. On the flip side, there are also more budget-friendly alternatives like , where hotel prices average per night.

Where to find affordable hotels in Georgia

How expensive are sightseeing activities in Georgia?

In Georgia, the cost of activities and things to do can vary by the type of activity, its length, and the location. To provide an estimate of what to expect during your visit, below are several popular activities that are common in the country. On average, previous travelers have spent around $14 per day on sightseeing and entertainment.

• Best of Kazbegi - must do mountain tour from Tbilisi : $79
• 5 days tour package.Georgia for first time visitors: $148
• Soviet Tbilisi Tour - Off the beaten path: $69
• Best of Armenia - 2 days tour to Yerevan, Sevan lake and more: $299
• Snow Experience In Ski Resort Gudauri, Private Full Day Tour : $88
• Kutaisi monasteries: Gelati, Motsameta, Bagrati. 3 hour tour: $45
• Private 3 Day Tour From Tbilisi The Most Popular Tourist Destinations In Georgia: $290
• To The Majestic Kazbegi Full Day tour: $115

Is food expensive in Georgia?

In Georgia, the cost of food can vary by the type of restaurant and food options available. To save money, eat at less expensive restaurants, try street food, or cook your own meals when possible. On average, previous travelers have spent around $9 per day on food, per person.

• Georgian Cooking Class in a Family Wine Cellar : $191
• Vegetarian Georgian Cooking Class: $78
• Half-Day Food Tour of Tbilisi Dezerter's Bazaar: $125
• Adjarian Khachapuri Making Private Virtual Cooking Class: $40
• Tbilisi Food Tour in a Local Family: $49
• Small-Group Khinkali and Khachapuri Cooking Class in Tbilisi: $24

Is transportation expensive in Georgia?

Local transportation in Georgia can vary in price depending on the type of transit used. Generally, other travelers have spent $6 on local transportation per person per day. To save money, take public transit whenever possible, as it will almost always be cheaper than a taxi or private driver.

Expenses for intercity transportation within Georgia can vary based on the type of transportation used and the distance traveled. On average, previous travelers have spent $39 per person per day for intercity transit. To save money, it's advisable to choose long-distance buses or trains over air travel. This is generally a more cost-effective choice despite the potential increase in travel time.

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