Georgia Travel Blogs

I woke up with a headache, feeling feverish, achy all over, and my body emptying itself of fluids as fast as it could.  I was not going ANYWHERE!!  This meant that Rob was on his own for the day.  So the remainder of this blog has the special guest writer my husband Rob.   Rob…

People I met here who contributed to, and improved my trip: Julia (Russia)   Whereas passing out of Azerbaijan had proved to be hassle free, entering Georgia was a different story. As so often proves to be the case, when Julia doesn't need a visa then I do and vice versa. Today it was Julia'…

03:00  After 6 hours that I left from Amsterdam Airport I arrived in Tiblisi.Leon, Marlene, Margot and me went trough the security and when we where downstairs, people from the organisation where waiting for us!After 15 min already 5 groups had arrived, we talked an little and then we loaded o…

I was chosen to compete in the 'Caucasian Challenge'; a motor rally that traveled from the Balkans (Budapest, Hungary) to the Caucas Nations (Yerevan, Armenia), and many places and backroads in between. My team was sponsored by virtualtourist.com! It was truly a great adventure!!

An awesome trip to a beautiful region!

The day started off with me getting up and ready to go by 9 am.  I headed down to the hotel’s restaurant for some breakfast.  I love breakfast - I think it is my favorite meal.   I wanted a simple bacon,  eggs and toast but the waiter convinced me to upgrade to the dish w…

I have arrived in Tbilisi on September 1st, and am planning to stay here until december. I have to say georgia is fascinating, as it is squeezed between asia and europe..soo much to discover here and if you like breath taking landscapes, this is definitely the place to be!

My flight got into Tbilisi at 3am.  I was tired and still not sure about how I was going to get back to Baku.  The Azerbaijani travel agency didn’t open until much later, so I had to sit around till then.  There were no flights out of Tbilisi that day into Baku, so I asked the lady…

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Tbilisi is my hometown, even though I don’t live there anymore I still love this city with beautiful nature, architecture and all its’ imperfections. I was there in January; cold and dry air was very refreshing. Old Tbilisi is one of my favorite places to wonder around and take pictures.

Viaje a Georgia entre el 18 y 23 de abril de 2008. Visitando Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Gori, Uplistsikhe, Sighnaghi, Kazbegi y Batumi.

First of all. Abkhazia is not Georgia anymore. Now it has it's own government, borders, flag and all the stuff you need to have to be called Independent. But still it's not recognized as a state by anyone but Russia and probably Venezuela. So, not a single foreigner can get there except UN and russ…

2007 was a great year. Set off from London in July in a Nissan Micra for Mongolia. Got there 35 days later, left the Micra in Mongolia for chairty and then had to try and find my way home. Went via Trans-sib to Moscow, had to get out contry asap due to visa. Failed - got detained. Got back 2 weeks late for work and 55 days after London. Completely eyeopening and rewarding experience, if not quite tiring. Lost my camera in Mongolia so lots of friends photos other than my phone :(

When i think about Georgia it reminds me the Black Sea Coast, Old anciant churches, Batumi botanical garden, Best red wines, people with realy big hospitality and with unusual,lovely russian accent.....

Abkhazia is a disputed region on the eastern coast of the Black Sea. Since its declaration of independence from Georgia in 1991 during the Georgian–Abkhaz conflict, it is governed by the partially-recognized Republic of Abkhazia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abkhazia