Transport
5 questions from travelers about Transport in Kutaisi, Georgia.
Questions
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Can travelers find free rideshares from Tbilisi via Kutaisi to Ureki, Kobuleti, or Batumi?
Yes, travelers sometimes find free carpool offers on the Tbilisi → Kutaisi → Ureki → Kobuleti → Batumi route. In the posts shared here, drivers offered 3 free seats, but these were one-off private rides rather than scheduled transport.
2 sources · 13 days ago
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How do you get from Kutaisi or Kutaisi Airport to Batumi, Tsikhisdziri, Mestia, or Ushguli by bus or marshrutka?
From Kutaisi Airport, the simplest option to Batumi is usually a Georgian Bus/Omnibus shuttle for about 20-25 GEL. Tsikhisdziri is easiest via Batumi or Kobuleti, while Mestia is typically reached by direct marshrutka from Kutaisi for around 40-50 GEL; for Ushguli, most travelers continue from Mestia by 4x4, usually about 40-60 GEL per seat.
1 source · 14 days ago
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How much does it cost to rent a car in Georgia (country) and what's included?
Car rental in Georgia starts from $50/day, typically including full insurance, no deposit, unlimited mileage, and free delivery to the airport or city.
2 sources · 5 days ago
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How to get from Kutaisi to Borjomi by marshrutka (minibus)?
Minibuses to Borjomi leave from the bus station at Chavchavadze St. 67 in Kutaisi, cost about 15 GEL, with several departures per day.
2 sources · today
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What time do minibuses (marshrutkas) run between Kutaisi and nearby cities like Batumi, Poti, and Borjomi?
There's no single fixed timetable — marshrutkas run during the day with the last departures usually in the evening; for late-night trips it's easier to book a taxi via the Maxim app and pick the pickup time in advance.
1 source · today