Most people who need a car in Kutaisi are landing at Kutaisi International — the low-cost gateway to Georgia. We meet the flight and hand the car over in the airport car park, so the holiday starts at the terminal rather than three hours later in Tbilisi.
Kutaisi International sits outside the city at Kopitnari, around half an hour from the centre. Send us your flight number with the booking and we will be waiting in arrivals when you land — including the very early and very late slots the low-cost schedules are full of.
The car is delivered from Tbilisi, so this is a book-ahead city rather than a walk-up one. A couple of days of notice makes everything easier.
Kutaisi is the practical base for the west. Martvili Canyon, Prometheus Cave and the Okatse canyon walkway are all inside an easy morning. Racha is further and quieter, and the road to Svaneti starts here — that one is a full day and a different kind of drive.
For the canyons and caves an ordinary SUV is plenty. For Svaneti and Racha, ask us first: some of what looks like a shortcut on the map is not a road a rental contract covers.
Kutaisi to Tbilisi is roughly 230 kilometres of motorway, about three hours at a legal pace. Kutaisi to Batumi is shorter and often the better first move if you have landed for the coast.
One-way is normal for us: take the car at the airport, leave it in Tbilisi or Batumi. We price the transfer up front.
No desk — we meet you in arrivals and hand the car over in the airport car park. Nothing to queue for.
No. Low-cost schedules are what they are, and we work around them. Send the flight number and we will be there.
Ask us before you book. Mestia itself is reachable on asphalt, but several routes beyond it are not covered by a standard rental contract, and we would rather tell you that in advance.
Yes. One-way between our cities is routine and we quote the transfer when you book.
Two days or more is comfortable — the car is driven over from Tbilisi, which is about three hours away.