Is Georgia safe for solo female travelers?
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based on 68 experiences from female travelers
Peggy
Greece
Georgia, Group travel
I visited Tbilisi and Kutaisi in December. Tbilisi has a beautiful city center, though areas outside the center are less charming. Kutaisi is small, quiet, doesn’t have many souvenir shops, but the food is really delicious. It was cold, and it even snowed some days, so we had to adjust our plans. There are amazing activities outside the cities, you can rent a car or join a tour to explore gorges, mountains (Caucasus), and lakes that are worth visiting. Prices are very low, with hostels under €10 per night. The best time to visit is probably spring.
Posted: December 31, 2025Experienced: November, 2025
Alina
Russia
Tbilisi, Solo travel
in my experience tbilisi is one of the most comfortable and safe places i’ve visited everything was perfect at night and day time. i felt safe coming home late by myself. man are quiet open to show attention towards you, but if you set your boundaries straight they quickly get you
Posted: December 31, 2025
Lucia
Spain
Georgia, Solo travel
Georgia has felt super safe as a woman traveling solo, people are very welcoming and happy to help, the cities are busy but not too much, food is incredible everywhere, check out rustic looking restaurants that have the menu only in georgian, they are always worth it!
Posted: October 20, 2025Georgia, Solo travel
Totally safe on the street, people were so friendly(and also you can see good looking people everywhere!) Food was a little bit salty to me, but you can find nice breads and coffee. And the view was astonishing, be sure to visit Kezbegi and stay for at least 1 night to really feel the mountains. I am keen to mountain so it looks like a paradise for me. Would definitely go back sometime.
Posted: October 1, 2025Tbilisi, Group travel
Did I feel safe? Yes, absolutely. The city felt calm and welcoming, and people were very friendly. Walking around in the evening was fine Things to do Must do: stroll through the Old Town, take the cable car up to Narikala Fortress, enjoy the view from Mtatsminda, and maybe plan a trip to wineries outside the city. Budget Georgia is quite affordable: for a week I spent around 200$ Getting around Metro and buses are cheap and convenient, and taxis are also very affordable. Walking through the narrow streets is a joy on its own.
Posted: September 25, 2025How safe is Georgia for women?
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Based on 49 local experiences
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Based on 49 local experiences
Tbilisi
Tbilisi is great in terms of safety - I lost iPhone once and people reached to me, nothing ever was stolen and I was never offended here, even tho I’m Russian. I also go home very late and never had problems
Posted: January 14, 2026Tbilisi
Most of the time it's quite safe area. I easily could walk back home alone at 3-6 am in the summer and be more scared of dogs not men. But sometimes I heard about different stories of abuse by men towards women. Especially catcalling and dirty flirt in the middle of the day. So it's better to stick with women.
Posted: January 4, 2026
müzeyyen
Tbilisi
We were in tbilisi with my four girlfriends. We got catcalled often and got stared a lot by men. In day light or at midnight, it was so frasturating to walk around. The city is not that expensive but it is not cheap too. The food around touristic areas are not good.
Posted: October 29, 2025Tbilisi
Tbilisi nowadays is less safe for locals due to ongoing political turmoil, however for visitors, I would say it is in general safe to move around in certain hours and places, it is still recommended to not travel all alone in different cities and maybe try to make local friends to avoid getting scammed at different places.
Posted: October 8, 2025
Diana
Batumi
Georgia in general is a safe country, Batumi specifically is a small city where most people know each other, so I wouldn’t be worried about travelling here alone. I live and travel around the country alone myself.
Posted: October 8, 2025Safety in Georgia
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Anano
Tbilisi
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About me
Hi! I’m Anano, an architecture student based in Tbilisi, Georgia. I’m deeply passionate about thoughtful design, creative work, and exploring the world especially through meaningful, budget travel. As a student of architecture, I spend long hours at my laptop drawing, designing, and working on projects that challenge and inspire me. That’s why I’m drawn to a lifestyle where I can combine my academic and creative work with travel bringing my laptop with me, working remotely, and fully immersing myself in new cultures and places. I believe the best ideas often come when we step outside of our comfort zones, and I’m always seeking spaces, cities, and people that spark fresh perspective. I’m really looking forward to connecting with other curious, creative, and driven women — to support each other, and grow together.
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Nini
Tbilisi
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2 days
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I'm Georgian Student studying Psychology, living in Tbilisi. I'm a big enthusiast of nature, hiking, camping, photography, 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, where i live with my parents and my lil brother.🌼🩵
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