Can You Drink Tap Water in Georgia?
In Tbilisi, yes: the city’s water supplier says tap water meets national standards and WHO recommendations. Across Georgia as a whole, quality can vary.
SHORT ANSWER
Tbilisi: yes. Elsewhere: check locally.
Georgian Water and Power says Tbilisi tap water is safe and monitored continuously. UK travel advice notes varying water quality nationally and says bottled water is widely available.
TBILISI
The capital’s tap water is monitored
Georgian Water and Power states that Tbilisi drinking water complies with national rules and WHO recommendations. Its accredited laboratories test water quality continuously and at multiple points in the supply network.
OUTSIDE TBILISI
Do not assume every supply is identical
National travel guidance describes water quality in Georgia as variable. In villages, remote accommodation or places using private wells or springs, ask your host if the tap water is intended for drinking. If unsure, use sealed bottled water.
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FAQ
Quick questions
Can you drink tap water in Tbilisi?
Yes. Georgian Water and Power says Tbilisi tap water is safe and complies with national requirements and WHO recommendations.
Is tap water safe everywhere in Georgia?
Not necessarily. Travel guidance notes that water quality varies across Georgia, so check locally outside confirmed municipal supplies.
Is bottled water easy to find in Georgia?
Yes. Bottled water is widely available.