Best time to visit Georgia
Every guide's best months, checked against its own thirty-year rainfall: a filled month is recommended, a hatched one has over 250 mm of rain. Most of Georgia agrees on Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct.
| Place | J | F | M | A | M | J | J | A | S | O | N | D | In words |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TbilisiApril to June, and September to October (July and August are 32°C in a valley) | April to June, and September to October (July and August are 32°C in a valley) | ||||||||||||
| BatumiMay to July (the autumn is the wettest season in the country — this is the subtropics — and high summer is humid and full) | May to July (the autumn is the wettest season in the country — this is the subtropics — and high summer is humid and full) | ||||||||||||
| KazbegiJune to September (the highway can close with snow from late autumn; the church walk is a scramble on ice in winter) | June to September (the highway can close with snow from late autumn; the church walk is a scramble on ice in winter) | ||||||||||||
| MestiaJune to September (the road is open in winter for skiing at Hatsvali and Tetnuldi, but the valleys are cut off) | June to September (the road is open in winter for skiing at Hatsvali and Tetnuldi, but the valleys are cut off) | ||||||||||||
| KutaisiApril to June, and September to October (summer is humid and 33°C; winter is mild and wet) | April to June, and September to October (summer is humid and 33°C; winter is mild and wet) | ||||||||||||
| SighnaghiApril to June, and September to October (the harvest, rtveli, is September; summer is hot on the hill) | April to June, and September to October (the harvest, rtveli, is September; summer is hot on the hill) |
best month · over 250 mm · the letters are the months, January to December.
The guides in Georgia
TbilisiGeorgiaSulphur baths under a fortress, wine made in clay eggs for eight thousand years, and rents that brought the nomads
BatumiGeorgiaA Black Sea resort of glass towers and old wooden houses, subtropical gardens, casinos, and khachapuri shaped like a boat
KazbegiGeorgiaA church on a hill under a 5,000-metre volcano, at the top of the Georgian Military Highway, three hours from the capital
MestiaGeorgiaSvaneti: medieval defence towers in every village, Europe’s highest inhabited valleys, and a four-day walk to Ushguli
KutaisiGeorgiaGeorgia’s second city and the budget airline gateway: a monastery on the hill, caves and canyons half an hour out, and prices half of Tbilisi’s
SighnaghiGeorgiaThe City of Love on a hilltop in the wine country, walls with twenty-three towers, and the Caucasus across the valley on a clear day