Transfer from Tbilisi Airport to Tbilisi Thermal Bath

The journey starts on George W. Bush Avenue, the airport road that forms part of the Kakheti Highway (S5) and carries traffic from the airport towards the city centre. Most of the drive runs through urban districts, so you pass residential and commercial areas rather than open countryside. The bus corridor on this axis runs through Avlabari and Freedom Square, which shows how close you are getting to the historic core.

Pick-up is at the arrivals baggage-hall exit of the terminal where your flight lands, where your driver holds a name sign and waits for you. Allow 25 to 40 minutes for the drive, and expect the upper end during peak evening traffic or heavy weather. At the baths, Abanotubani has narrow streets and tight parking in Old Tbilisi, so expect a short walk to your entrance. If you come by metro, Avlabari station is the closest, and from there you walk towards Metekhi Bridge, cross the river and continue through Meidan Square.

A pre-booked private transfer beats the alternatives on this route. A metered official airport taxi generally costs around 40 to 60 GEL, while Bolt ranges from 15 to 25 GEL by day and 30 to 40 GEL at night, with fares that rise when demand is high. Bus 337 costs 1 GEL but takes 45 to 60 minutes, runs only between 06:59 and 22:59, and its routing is temporarily altered while Rustaveli Avenue is under rehabilitation. Your fixed price includes all tolls and road charges.