Georgia holidays

1 destination in Georgia, with real fares from London Heathrow. See Tbilisi below, or plan dates in the trip search.

Highlights

Georgia's trip starts with Tbilisi, a hillside capital of balconied old streets, sulphur bathhouses and a wine culture recognised by UNESCO.

Why go

A genuinely hilly old town, best explored on foot or by cable car up to Narikala Fortress for a view over the whole city.
Tbilisi's sulphur bathhouses in the Abanotubani district are a real local institution, open to visitors daily, not a spa add-on.
Georgian qvevri winemaking — ageing wine in buried clay vessels — was added to UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2013, and the tradition is still very visible around the city and in the wine regions within day-trip range.

Worth knowing

Tbilisi is the one destination here so far — Georgia's mountains, coast and wine regions beyond day-trip range aren't covered yet.
The airport train runs only a handful of times a day, not a real commuter option — plan on a taxi or transfer instead.
Tbilisi's old town is genuinely hilly, which is charming on a fresh day and more tiring in summer heat.

Tbilisi
City · Georgia
€131 from London Heathrow24h 25m, 2 stops

Fares are one-way prices from London Heathrow, per traveller, checked regularly against Travelpayouts — indicative, not live quotes. See the packages page for real return windows with dates.

When to go

Spring: Mild and green through April and May, comfortable for walking the old town before summer heat builds.
Summer: Hot in the city itself, with the Kazbegi mountains and other higher-elevation day trips offering a genuine escape from it.
Autumn: Warm days and cooling evenings through September and October — grape harvest season, and a good time for the wine regions within day-trip range.
Winter: Cold with real potential for snow, especially in the hills around the city. The old town's steep streets and balconied houses are quieter, and the sulphur bathhouses come into their own.

Weather across Georgia

Monthly highs and rainfall averaged across Georgia’s 1 published destination — one place inside that set can run warmer or cooler than this. Gold months are the best weather fit by our formula.

Best overall: June · July · August · September
Hottest: August · 31°C
Wettest: May · 132mm

January, averaged across these destinations: daily high 6°C, 18mm rainfall.
February, averaged across these destinations: daily high 8°C, 21mm rainfall.
March, averaged across these destinations: daily high 10°C, 100mm rainfall.
April, averaged across these destinations: daily high 19°C, 67mm rainfall.
May, averaged across these destinations: daily high 20°C, 132mm rainfall.
June, averaged across these destinations: daily high 26°C, 122mm rainfall. Good month for weather.
July, averaged across these destinations: daily high 29°C, 41mm rainfall. Good month for weather.
August, averaged across these destinations: daily high 31°C, 21mm rainfall. Good month for weather.
September, averaged across these destinations: daily high 24°C, 68mm rainfall. Good month for weather.
October, averaged across these destinations: daily high 18°C, 51mm rainfall.
November, averaged across these destinations: daily high 13°C, 45mm rainfall.
December, averaged across these destinations: daily high 7°C, 28mm rainfall.

What it costs

An inexpensive restaurant meal runs around €9. A budget hotel room is typically around €20/night, €39 mid-range. These are Georgia-wide estimates, not live listing prices.

Getting around

Tbilisi International Airport has a rail link to the central railway station, but services run only a handful of times a day, so taxis and transfer services are the practical option for most arrival times. Inside Tbilisi, the old town is steep and best explored on foot, with the cable car covering the climb to Narikala, while the metro and taxis handle longer journeys.