Magti
The largest network with the widest mountain coverage. Offers eSIM.
Services
Mobile operators and where to find their shops, money exchange, taxi and delivery apps, and how to book excursions and guides.
Georgia has three mobile operators. All sell tourist packages with plenty of data for about 20–40 ₾; bring your passport. Desks are in the arrivals halls of the airports and shops are in every mall and city centre.
The largest network with the widest mountain coverage. Offers eSIM.
Mobile, home internet and TV. Good coverage in cities.
Formerly Beeline. Often the cheapest tourist packages.
Look for the "Valuta" signs in city centres. Rates are usually better than at banks and much better than at the airport. Compare buy and sell on the board; a small gap means a fair rate.
Bank of Georgia and TBC Bank ATMs are everywhere. When the screen asks, choose to be charged in lari, not in your home currency.
See the official rate of the National Bank of Georgia and a converter on our currency page.
The most popular app. Fixed price before you ride, card or cash.
Widely used in Tbilisi and Batumi; compare prices with Bolt.
No meters. Agree the price in lari before you get in, or use an app.
Restaurants, groceries and pharmacies in the larger cities. English app.
Restaurants, shops and courier service in the larger cities.
Group and private tours from Tbilisi to Kazbegi, Kakheti, Mtskheta, Uplistsikhe and Vardzia run every day. Book online to see reviews and fixed prices.
A licensed guide makes churches, wine cellars and history come alive. Ask for a guide who speaks your language and agree the price per day and what it includes.
A car with a driver costs less than you might expect and lets you stop wherever you like.