based on 56 experiences from female travelers
I totally love this country. It has beautiful mountains, nature and food. I loved the experience in the winter more than the summer. Some areas have snow and skiing resorts and you have to visit it in winter at least once
Posted: July 21, 2025Very safe for women. Even walking at noght in the street no body looking or bothering you. Travelled there 2 weeks as a L couple and all good. People were very helpful and kind. Most people know russian more than english. Definitely be careful if hiring a car especialy in Tblisi they drive a bit crazy. Would definitely recomend.
Posted: July 3, 2025Experienced: June, 2025I was in Tbilisi in the summer and it was a wonderful time. The prices are cheap especially if compared with Europe. The food is very delicious and you can find all the cuisine you want, not just the local ones. I visited many bars with different audiences, some of them were people from the UK, USA, and Europe, and some bars are usually visited by local people. There are many concerts in this city. Public transport is very safe, especially the metro. I used the metro at night and felt pretty well, no creepy strangers or robbers. It's easy to go to any city in this country by train, plane, or bus so you can see the mountains or the black sea 🌊
Posted: June 24, 2025Experienced: June, 2024Praveshika
Georgia
Tbilisi is extremely inexpensive in my opinion. You can use the metro for 90 mins as cheap as 0.40$. And since I'm a student here I get to travel for 0.08 yesss and I'm not joking. It's great for hiking the caucasus mountains are a must to experience. Overall food not great but good.
Posted: June 18, 2025Experienced: April, 2025Aru
Kazakhstan
September and October are honestly the best time to visit Tbilisi. It’s not too hot anymore, the weather is super comfortable — perfect for walking around and really taking in the city. We went as a big group, but my friend and I often explored places on our own, which was actually really nice. If you want to see more of the city and not feel stuck in the tourist center, I’d recommend staying somewhere near Marjanishvili Square. It’s a bit calmer, but still very central and full of character. Tbilisi feels safe overall, though it’s good to keep in mind that some local men can be a bit patriarchal. We had a bit of catcalling here and there, but nothing too intense — people were mostly super kind and always ready to help. And the food? Incredible. Everything we tried was amazing. Especially the chashushuli, ojakhuri, and this one soup — I wish I remembered the name — but it was so rich and flavorful, I’m still thinking about it.
Posted: June 8, 2025Its not safe in Georgia,but its so good to travel,there is so many different people with different mindset If u want to go and see the city u need to go around so many people cuz there is so many people and u even cant enjoy the moment Every food destination is so good We spent around 1000$but it’s worth an expensive country We stay at a 4 star hotel and thats have beautiful view and is near the center so u can go wherever u want without car Transport is good but u need to have a card so travelers cant often use it
Posted: May 23, 2025Based on 38 local experiences
Based on 38 local experiences
Victoria
I’ve lived in Kutaisi all my life, and it’s truly a safe and welcoming city. I feel comfortable walking around almost anytime. But I’ll be honest: sometimes when I walk alone at night, my own imagination runs wild with little fantasies, and that makes me a bit cautious. Still, Kutaisi’s calm streets and kind people always make me feel protected and at home.
Posted: July 21, 2025Nastya
I can say that it's a very safe place compared with other countries I've visited, you can walk at night safely here and most of the people are nice and friendly. Taxi drivers are usually friendly. It's better to take taxi by application, can't tell anything about hitch-hiking during the night, probably I'd never do that
Posted: June 23, 2025