Safe Couches for Women Surfing in Tbilisi
Anastasiia
Tbilisi
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I like painting, playing music, spending time at the nature, and love in all its forms. I don’t like aggressive people and any wars. A bit crazy in a good way😁✨💕
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Nia
Tbilisi
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hallo, That's Nia from Georgia 🇬🇪 I am 22-year-old and working in international Logistic Company. I would love to meet new people and have a nice talk with them. I am an open minded and easygoing person. I love listening and sharing my stories
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Rana
Tbilisi
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hey! I’m Rana — Tunisian by passport, global citizen by heart 💃 Currently living in Tbilisi and surviving med school (barely, send help… or coffee). I speak a few languages, love meeting people from all over the world, and firmly believe that life is better when shared over food, stories, and spontaneous adventures ✈️🥘 Always down to explore a new city, chill at a cute café, or get lost (on purpose) in a place with good vibes and interesting humans. I’m the kind of person who’ll hype you up for your outfit and your dreams 😄 Let’s connect, laugh, and maybe figure out where the best dessert in town is 🍰🌍
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Nini
Tbilisi
Can host for:
2 days
About me
👋 Hey, I’m nina! I’m a passionate traveler, videographer, and adventure seeker from Georgia. My dream is to explore the world full-time, starting with Albania! I love meeting fellow travelers, sharing stories, and capturing moments on camera. 🏕️ What I Love: • Filming and storytelling • Hitchhiking and budget travel • Connecting with inspiring people • Exploring new cultures and learning from them ✨ Why I’m Here: I’m looking to meet fellow female travelers, share experiences, and maybe even find places to stay along the way! If you love spontaneous adventures, and making unforgettable memories, let’s connect!
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Nini
Tbilisi
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I'm Georgian Student currently studying in Czech Republic and cannot host anyone in Georgia,Tbilisi, But i'm open to giving some local advice. Also from July 2025 I'm coming back to Tbilisi, so i'll be able to host. I'm a big enthusiast of nature, hiking, camping, Art, Music, just wondering the streets of new cities and exploring new stuff. I love meeting new people, especially travelers and sharing their experiences, so if u plan to visit Tbilisi some day I would love to host you in my apartment (I live with my family) not so close to the center but I could show you around and help u to arrive there easily. 🌼❤️
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Gvantsa
Tbilisi
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello, I'm Gvantsa from Tbilisi, Georgia. Meeting people from all over the world, building relationships, exploring different cultures, and sharing experiences are passions of mine.
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Mila
Tbilisi
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello, my name is mila iam 22 im a med student i live in tbilisi My ig: mila22_az
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Is Tbilisi worth visiting?
Based on 20 experiences
Praveshika
Georgia
Group travel
Tbilisi is extremely inexpensive in my opinion. You can use the metro for 90 mins as cheap as 0.40$. And since I'm a student here I get to travel for 0.08 yesss and I'm not joking. It's great for hiking the caucasus mountains are a must to experience. Overall food not great but good.
Posted: June 18, 2025Experienced: April, 2025
Aru
Kazakhstan
Group travel
September and October are honestly the best time to visit Tbilisi. It’s not too hot anymore, the weather is super comfortable — perfect for walking around and really taking in the city. We went as a big group, but my friend and I often explored places on our own, which was actually really nice. If you want to see more of the city and not feel stuck in the tourist center, I’d recommend staying somewhere near Marjanishvili Square. It’s a bit calmer, but still very central and full of character. Tbilisi feels safe overall, though it’s good to keep in mind that some local men can be a bit patriarchal. We had a bit of catcalling here and there, but nothing too intense — people were mostly super kind and always ready to help. And the food? Incredible. Everything we tried was amazing. Especially the chashushuli, ojakhuri, and this one soup — I wish I remembered the name — but it was so rich and flavorful, I’m still thinking about it.
Posted: June 8, 2025Hospitality Exchange in Georgia
