Скачать или смотреть The key tips for planning a trip to Georgia @sofijaneskovic

🏞️ Explore Beyond Tbilisi: Tbilisi is fantastic and has a lot to offer, BUT Georgia is so much more than its capital. Consider splitting your stay between Tbilisi, Kutaisi, or Batumi and use them as bases for further exploration, as Georgia’s nature in many places still carries the charm of being untouched.

🗣️ Language Tips: As Georgia was part of the USSR, Russian is widely spoken, but English is rarely used outside Tbilisi, especially among older generations. If you need to communicate, Serbian is often a better option than English. Georgians, from our experience, love Serbians, calling them Orthodox brothers, and some may even be delighted when you speak in a Slavic language.

📲 Stay Connected: As much as I dislike being online all the time while traveling, Georgia is one destination where it’s often necessary—for ordering taxis via the Yandex app, navigating changes due to local rough roads, or translating, as Georgian is one of those languages where you can’t even guess what’s written. An eSIM is a great option, but be cautious, as some providers have poor coverage, and performance can vary on certain phones. @redteamobile offers excellent global plans that cover Georgia, including a free trial to test their quality.

Most importantly: enjoy everything this country has to offer, as the list of Georgia’s treasures is truly long! 🇬🇪

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