How do you get from Kutaisi Airport to Batumi?
Flight-timed buses, train and taxi.
Short answer
From Kutaisi Airport to Batumi, most people take buses timed to flight arrivals, a trip of about two and a half to three hours. You can also get to the nearest railway station and take a train to Batumi, or hire a taxi, which costs considerably more but is more convenient. Bus tickets are easiest bought online in advance.
Why
- Kutaisi Airport is about 20 kilometres from the city.
- If a flight is delayed, buses usually wait, but check with the operator.
- There's almost no public transport at night, so pre-book a transfer.
Details
You can get a SIM card and cash in lari at the airport. If you're on a late flight, book the bus or transfer before departure.
Tip
Book the flight-timed bus online right after buying your plane ticket.
What may differ
Buses usually wait for delayed flights, but terms depend on the operator.
Common misconception
What actually happens
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Sources
- Georgian Railway: timetable and ticketsChecked at:
Timetables and prices change, so check with the carrier before you travel.
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