βœ“ Works without data after download

OFFLINE TRAVEL PACK

Georgia essentials, even when the signal disappears.

Save the practical pages you are most likely to need on marshrutkas, trains, airport transfers and mountain trips. After one download, this pack works from your browser in airplane mode.

What gets saved

This pack saves the Georgia Essentials homepage, this offline card and every practical guide in English. Clearing browser site data removes the saved copy.

Printable transport & mountain PDF

Prefer a file you can keep in Downloads or print? Get the 3-page A4 cheat sheet with marshrutkas, trains, airports, mandatory insurance and emergency essentials.

Download / print PDF

πŸ“² Optional: add it to your home screen

Your browser may offer β€œAdd to Home Screen” or β€œInstall app”. This is optional β€” the saved pages work offline from the browser after download.

Pack content checked 22 August 2026

BEFORE YOU LEAVE WI-FI

Save these before a mountain or intercity trip

  • Download an offline map for the whole route, not just the destination.
  • Screenshot your accommodation name, address and map pin β€” preferably also in Georgian.
  • Save the exact departure station for your marshrutka or train.
  • Keep some Georgian lari in cash for local transport and small businesses.
  • Save your hotel and transport-company phone numbers.
  • Save Georgia’s emergency number: 112.

MARSHRUTKA CHEAT SHEET

When local transport is less standardized

1
Find the correct station

Tbilisi has several departure points. Didube is important for many northern and western routes, but do not assume every marshrutka leaves there.

2
Confirm the destination

Show the Georgian or English place name before boarding. For remote routes, confirm the day and approximate departure time.

3
Carry cash

Lari is the safest payment backup. Do not depend on contactless payment for a shared minibus.

4
Ask about luggage

Large bags may go in the rear or on a roof rack. Keep valuables with you.

5
Have a plan B

If the route is seasonal, full or not running, check a train, coach, taxi/share ride or an overnight stop.

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EMERGENCY & MOUNTAINS

If you have no data

πŸ“ž Emergency

Dial 112 for emergency services in Georgia. The official 112 service says the number can be called even without a SIM card.

πŸ—ΊοΈ Offline map

Save the route before leaving a city. Mountain roads may have long stretches where mobile data is unreliable.

πŸ’§ Water & weather

Carry water and check mountain weather before losing coverage. Conditions can change quickly.

🏨 Address

Keep your guesthouse name, phone number and map pin available offline.

MOBILE DATA

Local SIMs are inexpensive β€” offline is still useful

Magti currently advertises airport tourist SIM offers and Cellfie lists a 14-day Tourist bundle for 19 GEL with 5 GB. Local data is affordable, but an offline backup still matters on mountain routes.

Georgia Tourist SIM & Mobile Data β†’

ARRIVAL

Airport basics without data

✈️ Tbilisi Airport

Bus 337 is the low-cost public-transport option when it is operating; keep the stop and hotel address saved before landing.

πŸ›¬ Kutaisi Airport

Save whether you are continuing to Kutaisi, Tbilisi or a railway connection before leaving airport Wi-Fi.

πŸš• Taxi / app

If an app fails, use an official airport option or a clearly agreed fare rather than improvising after losing data.

MONEY

Georgia money card

  • Currency: Georgian lari (GEL / β‚Ύ).
  • Cards are common in Tbilisi and larger towns.
  • Carry cash for marshrutkas, markets, villages and small guesthouses.
  • Keep a second physical card as backup.

OFFICIAL LINKS

Useful sites for when you are back online

Georgia 112112.gov.ge
Georgia Travelgeorgia.travel
Georgian Railwayrailway.ge
Magtimagticom.ge
Cellfiecellfie.ge
These sites need internet. The Georgia Essentials pages below are included in the offline pack.