Travel Insurance for Georgia

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The best time to visit Georgia is either spring, from April to June or the summer, from July to August. It depends on what activity you are planning to enjoy on your Georgia trip. If you want to experience the countryside with blooming flowers and lush greenery, spring is the time for you.

But if you prefer the sunny weather and vibrant beach atmosphere, you should consider going in the summer. You will find most of the tourist crowds near the beaches during the summer season.

• Stay informed about any travel warnings issued by the government or relevant authorities.

• Buy Georgia travel insurance online to get easy access to your paperwork and any necessary assistance.

• Keep all your valuables and important documents secure and locked in your luggage to protect them from theft.

• Avoid carrying large amounts of cash, especially in crowded areas.

• Wear appropriate attire while visiting religious sites and be respectful of the traditions.

• Share your whereabouts with your family and friends from time to time.

• Collect and save the contact information of local authorities to use in case of emergencies.

• Be aware of scams and deals that seem too good to be true.

• While hiking or camping in mountainous regions, stick to the marked trail. Don’t wander off into the woods, as it can be dangerous.

• Consult your healthcare professional to take any vaccinations before your trip.

• Try to avoid tap water. Only drink bottled water or thoroughly boiled tap water.

• Look for budget-friendly accommodations such as guesthouses, hostels, and homestays. Locals from small towns and rural areas even offer accommodation in their homes.

• Use the public transportation network of buses, marshrutkas (mini buses), and trains to travel around the country.

• Enjoy authentic Georgian cuisine at local restaurants, cafes, and street vendors.

• Purchase wine from local markets and supermarkets at a fraction of the cost of restaurants and bars.

• Buy travel insurance in Tbilisi to avoid burning a hole in your pocket.

• Buy bottled water, fruits, nuts, and granola bars at local supermarkets to avoid overpriced items at tourist sites.

• Hike to waterfalls, explore historic sites and landmarks, and wander through the local market, which is almost free of cost.

• Negotiate prices when shopping at markets, souvenir stalls, and small businesses.

• Purchase a local SIM card rather than relying on international roaming charges.

• There are strict laws for drinking and driving in Georgia. So, if you are planning on drinking, book a cab.

• Drug possession and use are strictly prohibited. You might have to pay a severe penalty if caught.

• Smoking is banned in most indoor public places, including restaurants, cafes, and government buildings.

• Be respectful when taking pictures of religious sites or people.

• Use designated crosswalks and pedestrian lights to cross the streets.

• When addressing someone older or in a position of authority, use titles like Mr./Ms./Dr. with their last name.

• When meeting someone for the first time, it is customary to greet them with a handshake.

• If you are invited to a Georgian household, bring a small gift like flowers, sweets, or wine.

• It's polite in Georgia to accept a toast when offered and take a small bite of the first bite offered by the host.