Georgia travel guide
May to June and September to October are the strongest months to visit Georgia for mild weather, sightseeing and manageable crowds. July and August suit mountains and the Black Sea but are busier. December to March is ski season at Gudauri, and Tbilisi is cold in winter. Our month guide below shows each month's temperatures.
Facts checked 3 Nov 2026
| Month | Temperature | Rain |
|---|---|---|
| Jan | -1° to 7°C | 18 mm |
| Feb | 0° to 9°C | 18 mm |
| Mar | 3° to 13°C | 24 mm |
| Apr | 8° to 19°C | 42 mm |
| May | 12° to 24°C | 77 mm |
| Jun | 16° to 28°C | 79 mm |
| Jul | 19° to 31°C | 40 mm |
| Aug | 19° to 31°C | 37 mm |
| Sep | 15° to 26°C | 36 mm |
| Oct | 9° to 19°C | 43 mm |
| Nov | 4° to 13°C | 31 mm |
| Dec | 0° to 8°C | 19 mm |
Georgia has four clear seasons, and each suits a different trip. Spring and early autumn are the strongest all-round months for cities, wine country and mountain touring. Summer is the season for highland trekking and the Black Sea coast, though lowland towns can be hot. Winter is for snow, and it is quiet in the cities. Use the guide below to match the month to your priorities.
May to June and September to October offer the right balance for most travellers. Daytime highs are comfortable, rainfall is moderate and the sights are open. May is warm and green, and it suits most routes. September is one of the strongest shoulder months, with warm days, harvest experiences in wine regions and fewer crowds than July or August. October brings autumn colour and is good for wine country and cultural touring.
Spring is one of the most comfortable times to visit. April is pleasant for city sightseeing and early wine-country touring, with some rain. May is warmer and greener, and it suits most routes, from Tbilisi to Kazbegi and Kakheti. May and June are the most balanced months for a first trip that covers cities and mountains.
Summer suits walkers, hikers and beach travellers. June is warm and generally excellent for culture, hiking and regional touring. Late June to mid-September is the strongest window for high-Caucasus hiking, because mountain access is more reliable. July and August are hot in the lowlands and in Tbilisi, and the coast and resorts are busy. Start mountain excursions early, because afternoon cloud can hide the views.
September and October are often the strongest months for a balance of weather and value. September has warm days, harvest experiences and fewer crowds than summer. October brings mild temperatures and autumn colour, which suits wine regions and cultural touring. Book accommodation in Kazbegi and Gudauri early, as demand can still be high on weekends.
November is cooler and quieter, with less favourable conditions for mountain access. December to February is the core ski period, with the strongest snow at Gudauri and in other resorts. Tbilisi is cold, but its museums, churches and festive atmosphere suit a winter city break. Mountain roads can be disrupted by snow, so keep a spare morning or an overnight stay before any tight airport connection.
This guide is compiled from published tourism, weather and transport information and traveller reports about Georgia, and was last checked on 2 November 2026. Weather varies from year to year, so check current conditions before you travel.
Start with the Georgia travel guide for an overview. Then see places to visit in Georgia to match the season to a route, and things to do in Georgia for activities by season. Plan your budget with trip cost, and check how to reach Georgia. Our Georgia Winter Snow 5N package suits the ski season, and Georgia Highlights 6N suits the shoulder months.
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FAQs
Short answers to what travellers ask about Georgia.
May to June and September to October offer mild weather, comfortable sightseeing and manageable crowds. These months suit most first trips to the cities, wine country and mountains.
December to March is the ski season, and Gudauri is the most accessible ski base near the capital. Snow and road conditions vary with altitude, so check current conditions and allow spare time for winter transfers.
July suits mountains, trekking and the Black Sea, but lowland towns are hot and resorts are busy. Prices are usually higher. Plan mountain days early in the morning and book your stays early.
Tbilisi is cold in winter, with highs around 7°C to 8°C, but museums, churches and the Old Town remain open. It suits a winter city break, and the mountain resorts are snowy and ideal for skiing.
High-Caucasus hiking is strongest from late June to mid-September, because mountain access is more reliable in that window. Earlier or later dates may face snow, closures or limited access.
Yes. October is mild and scenic, with autumn colour and good conditions for wine regions and cultural touring. Days are cooler than in September, so pack layers for evenings and mountain visits.
November is cooler and quieter, and it suits Tbilisi, Kakheti and cultural touring. Mountain access is less favourable, so avoid tight plans that depend on high-altitude roads.
Yes. Mountain areas such as Kazbegi and Gudauri are much colder and can have snow when Tbilisi is mild. Check the forecast for each stop, and pack warm layers for any high-altitude visit.
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