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Nuestra plataforma TakeCars ofrece una amplia gama de coches de alquiler en Tbilisi. Reserva coches fiables a los mejores precios en Georgia, con posibilidad de entrega dentro de la ciudad o directamente en el aeropuerto de Tiflis. Al reservar en línea, sólo tiene que hacer un prepago del 15-20% del importe total, el resto se paga a la recogida. Utilice el código promocional LOCAL para obtener un descuento adicional.
hace 5 anos el precio de alquiler de coches en Tbilisi era prohibitivo, pero despues de covid-19 todo cambio. Hoy en día hay un montón de pequeñas empresas y un número suficiente de coches en el mercado, y como resultado, los precios de alquiler de coches se han vuelto razonables. Francamente, no me imagino a un turista en Georgia sin coche. En la propia Tiflis no hace falta coche, los taxis son muy baratos, pero en la ciudad no hay nada que hacer durante mucho tiempo, la verdadera Georgia espera fuera de la ciudad.
Viajar por Georgia en coche de alquiler te da la oportunidad de visitar Mtskheta, Gori y Kakheti. Explore antiguos monasterios y bodegas privadas. Nuestros vehículos están equipados con todo lo necesario para un viaje cómodo.
Tiflis es el punto de partida perfecto para explorar Georgia al volante de un coche. La ciudad en sí es bastante densa los días laborables, pero la comodidad de viajar entre ciudades en coche seguro que impresiona al viajero experimentado en Georgia, los "marshrutkas" locales no son ni de lejos tan cómodos, y el ferrocarril también deja mucho que desear.
Nuestros gestores de asistencia, que no sólo lo saben todo sobre el alquiler de coches en Tiflis, sino que también le sugieren las mejores rutas y lugares que visitar en Georgia, le ayudarán a elegir un coche en Tiflis. Aproveche la oportunidad de sumergirse de lleno en la cultura y la naturaleza de este hospitalario país sin preocupaciones innecesarias.
Reseñas sobre alquiler de coches en en Tiflis
The reason is structural: around 90% of Georgia's rental fleet is concentrated in the capital. That means the widest choice of cars, the sharpest competition between suppliers and the lowest starting prices in the country. If you fly into Kutaisi or Batumi and book locally, the car is often driven in from Tbilisi anyway — and the delivery tends to raise the total.
The Tbilisi market is the densest in Georgia. Hundreds of suppliers, thousands of cars. For the traveller that translates into one thing: you pick the car you actually want, not whatever happens to be free in the smaller cities.
Tbilisi itself is compact and walkable. For getting around the centre, a car is more a nuisance than a help — narrow lanes in the Old Town, climbs up Mtatsminda, a chronic shortage of parking. But no Georgian itinerary stops at Tbilisi: Mtskheta, Kakheti, Kazbegi, Borjomi, the Davit Gareja monasteries, Sighnaghi are all one-to-three-day loops from here, and those are the trips that actually need a car.
Guests often ask when to collect the car — on arrival day or the next morning. The answer is always the same: arrival day. If you plan to go anywhere beyond Mtatsminda, a day without the car is a day essentially lost.
Where to collect your car in Tbilisi
There are three practical pickup options — the airport, delivery to your hotel, or a visit to the supplier's office in the city. Most travellers choose one of the first two.
Shota Rustaveli Airport is the most common pickup point. International chains (Europcar, Hertz, Avis, Sixt, Budget) operate desks directly in the arrivals hall. Local suppliers and aggregators meet you at the exit of arrivals with a name board — the car is parked 50 metres away. The meeting is coordinated by flight number; no shuttle buses, no waiting on the tarmac.
We meet clients by flight number and complete the contract quickly. They check the car and drive off while passengers at the international chain counters are still waiting for the shuttle to the remote parking lot.
Hotel or apartment delivery is the right choice after a late flight or if you simply don't want to drive straight off the plane. Within the centre it's usually free; outlying districts incur a $10–20 delivery fee. The supplier arrives at an agreed time and place, inspects the car with you and completes the contract on the bonnet.
City offices are the third option for travellers who prefer to pop in rather than be met. Suppliers cluster in four districts. Vera and Vake are closer to the centre, with many small family-run operators. Saburtalo sits next to the metro and major shopping centres. Didube is near the intercity bus station and popular for travellers who change their route on the ground.
Some guests are surprised when we drive them from the airport into a city office. The logic is simple: the supplier wants to show the car in daylight, at a proper location, and the renter wants to check everything calmly without the noise of a terminal.
Which car works best in Tbilisi
For the city and day trips
If the car is only for Tbilisi and single-day lowland trips (Mtskheta, Sighnaghi, Davit Gareja), a saloon is enough — Toyota Corolla, Hyundai Sonata, Ford Fusion. An automatic matters more than the class: manual gearboxes on the climbs up Mtatsminda and in the Chavchavadze Avenue traffic wear you down.
The Tbilisi fleet mirrors the entire Georgian market. It's hard to think of a car class you can't find here. The only real limit is availability on a specific date, not the model itself.
For mountains and rough tarmac
For Kazbegi, Kakheti with an overnight, Borjomi and Svaneti in shoulder season a crossover or a 4x4 is more comfortable. Subaru Forester remains the signature Georgian rental: price, capability, reliability. Starts at around $30 per day in low season and is stocked by almost every Tbilisi supplier.
Subaru Forester is the workhorse of Georgian tourism. At some Tbilisi suppliers it makes up 70–90% of the fleet. For mountains, weather and patchy tarmac it's the optimal call without paying for a premium segment.
Fuel and one common mistake
The most frequent technical mistake in Tbilisi is filling a Japanese hybrid (Prius, Aqua) with 92-octane instead of 95. The dashboard throws an error immediately and sometimes the car refuses to drive. Stick to 95 — it's available at all SOCAR, Gulf, Wissol and Rompetrol stations, which cover the entire capital and the motorways.
Wrong fuel is the top-of-the-list avoidable error in Tbilisi. We always ask renters to check the nozzle: yellow label for 95, green for diesel. That single habit saves us dozens of cars every season.
Further afield — in the same car
Most Tbilisi itineraries continue beyond the capital. Car hire in Georgia is the country-level overview with borders, seasons and general conditions. Car hire in Batumi is the Black Sea finish for travellers heading coastward. Car hire in Kutaisi suits those flying out on a European low-cost carrier. One-way drop-off across the country is a standard option.
What it costs to hire in Tbilisi
Cuando planifique un viaje en verano, tenga en cuenta la gran demanda de coches de alquiler en Tiflis. Le recomendamos reservar un coche con antelación para tener mucho donde elegir a buen precio.
Si viaja en compañía de varias personas, en cualquier caso ahorrará mucho en excursiones y traslados en grupo por Georgia alquilando un coche.
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Mtskheta and Jvari monastery
Mtskheta, 20 km from Tbilisi, is Georgia's first capital and a classic first-day outing. Tarmac all the way to Svetitskhoveli Cathedral — any car will manage. Jvari monastery sits on the hill opposite: a crossover makes the climb easier, but a saloon also handles it.
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Kakheti: Sighnaghi and Telavi
The classic wine loop for 1–2 days with an overnight in Sighnaghi. Good tarmac, around 110 km from Tbilisi. Any automatic saloon is enough — switchbacks are few, but the climbs up to Bodbe monastery benefit from a reliable gearbox.
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Kazbegi on the Military Highway
160 km of sealed road via the Jvari Pass to Stepantsminda, 3–4 hours each way. Any saloon manages in dry weather. From 1 December to 1 March winter tyres only — reputable suppliers fit them free of charge during the season.
En Tiflis, como en muchas otras ciudades georgianas, aparcar puede ser todo un reto. Oriéntese hacia las zonas oficiales de aparcamiento con líneas blancas discontinuas y una señal "P" azul. Algunos vendedores de Tiflis tienen permisos de aparcamiento gratuito en la ciudad, lo que significa que no tendrás que pagar por aparcar ni siquiera en los aparcamientos de pago de la ciudad.
No pagues de más por las tarifas de itinerancia eligiendo uno de los paquetes especiales de viaje de los operadores locales.
Cuando alquile un coche en TakeCars, también tendrá acceso a las mejores ofertas sin depósito, haciendo que el servicio de alquiler de coches en Tiflis sea aún más asequible.
Preguntas frecuentes
International chains (Europcar, Hertz, Avis, Sixt, Budget) operate desks inside the arrivals hall. Local suppliers and aggregators meet you with a name board at the exit of arrivals, with the car parked 50 metres away. The meeting runs by flight number — no shuttle buses and no long waits. The meeting zone works 24/7, including night flights.
A supplier representative waits with a name board at the exit of the arrivals zone. The car is parked 50 metres away. The meeting runs by flight number, so a delayed plane is tracked automatically — you don't need to call ahead. Contract and inspection take 10–15 minutes, and you're on your way.
Economy cars start at $17–22 in low season (March, November), hybrids such as a Prius at $22–28, crossovers at $29 and up. In peak season (July–August) rates climb 40–80%, with availability sharply reduced. Premium category starts at $120 per day. Tbilisi is Georgia's most competitive market, with lower starting prices than Kutaisi or Batumi.
Yes, almost the entire city centre is a paid zone. Payment goes through the Tbilisi Parking app: plate linked, zone selected, 1–3 GEL per hour charged. At pickup the supplier helps install the app, and if something doesn't work, pays on your behalf and invoices you at the end. Many international cards work in the app — confirm during installation.
Download Tbilisi Parking from the App Store or Google Play. Register with a phone number, link your plate, passport and payment card. The zone is detected by GPS and charges deduct automatically. At pickup the supplier helps with setup if something doesn't work — most international cards are accepted.
Economy cars often have no deposit at all — a Georgian market peculiarity. Saloons $100–300, crossovers $300–500, premium from $1,000. Cash in US dollars or Georgian lari is standard practice; card pre-authorisations are the alternative. Deposit is returned on the spot at drop-off if there are no fines or damage.
Yes, this is the second most popular pickup option after the airport. Within the centre it's usually free; outlying areas $10–20. The supplier arrives at the agreed time, inspects the car with you and completes the contract on the spot. Convenient after a late flight or when you'd rather settle in before driving.
The first hour feels unfamiliar — traffic is dense, drivers are spirited, road markings patchy in places. But within a couple of hours a rhythm appears, and by day two you're moving through Rustaveli confidently. For new drivers, start with hotel delivery and an exit to a day-trip first, rather than an airport-centre run in evening rush hour.
Around 400 km and 6 hours on Georgia's only expressway (speed limit 110 km/h). It is Georgia's busiest intercity route. With stops in Gori, Ureki or Kutaisi the journey extends to 7–8 hours. Dropping the car in Batumi (one-way) is a standard option at $30–80 extra.
Yes, one-way into major cities is a standard option. The surcharge is $30–80 depending on route and supplier. The busiest legs are Tbilisi → Batumi, Tbilisi → Kutaisi airport and Tbilisi → Kakheti. With us, the one-way fee is always displayed on the car card when you book.
Call the supplier first. There are two impound lots in the city — staff will direct you. You need the rental contract, your passport and 150 GEL cash for towing plus the original fine. The process takes 1–2 hours. Never attempt to pay an officer off the books — in Georgia this is a criminal offence.
Fines are issued to the registered car owner — the supplier. They deduct the amount from your deposit or card. If paid within 10 days, a 20% discount applies. Ask the supplier to pay quickly: you save money. You can also check outstanding fines yourself at video.police.ge using the car's plate number.