Private transfer from Kutaisi to Borjomi: 135 km, about 1 h 55 min on the road. Partly mountain road. Verified 2026 price - sedan from 213 GEL (~$82), minivan from 255 GEL (~$98) per car. Per car, not per person; you pay the driver directly - OrbiTrip takes no commission.
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As of 2026, a private transfer from Kutaisi to Borjomi costs 213-230 GEL (~$82-88) for a sedan and about 314 GEL (~$120) for a minivan, per car.
| Car class | Passengers | Luggage | From (cheapest driver) | Typical (most bookings) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sedan | 1–3 | 3 bags | 213 GEL (~$82) | ~230 GEL (~$88) |
| Minivan | 4–7 | 6–8 bags | 255 GEL (~$98) | ~314 GEL (~$120) |
| SUV / 4x4 | 1–4 | 4 bags | 243 GEL (~$93) | ~248 GEL (~$95) |
Prices are live quotes from OrbiTrip drivers as of 2026-10-06: per car, not per person; confirmed at booking, no commission or hidden fees added. Night pick-ups and extra stops are agreed directly with the driver.
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| Distance | 135 km |
|---|---|
| Driving time | about 1 h 55 min (without long stops) |
| Road type | partly mountain road |
| Prices checked | 2026-10-06 (live pricing engine) |
Expect a slower, winding section on the approach; no seasonal closures in a normal year.
The drive from Kutaisi to Borjomi covers 135 km and takes about 1 hour 55 minutes. You leave Kutaisi and head east through the Imereti region, passing a mix of farmland and small towns. The landscape gradually shifts as you approach the Borjomi gorge, with the road becoming more winding and semi-mountainous. There are no major stops listed, but the route offers a glimpse of rural Georgia. A private car makes sense here because you can travel door-to-door with your luggage, and the driver can handle the winding sections while you enjoy the scenery. It's a comfortable way to reach Borjomi without the hassle of transfers.
It's best to depart in the morning to avoid any potential delays and to arrive in Borjomi with time to explore. The road has a slower, winding section on the approach, but there are no seasonal closures in a normal year. Bring some cash for small cafes along the way, as card payments may not be accepted everywhere. A warm layer is useful if you plan to spend time in the mountains around Borjomi. If you're traveling with children, let the driver know in advance so they can provide appropriate seating. There's no border crossing, so no passport is needed beyond standard ID.
| Option | Door-to-door | Price | Time | Luggage / group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private transfer (OrbiTrip) | yes | known in advance | about 1 h 55 min | yes — per car, group pays once |
| Taxi (street / app) | yes | metered or negotiated at pick-up | about 1 h 55 min | limited for long routes; luggage space varies |
| Train | no — station to station | fixed ticket per person | timetable-bound | good, but transfers to/from stations needed |
| Bus / marshrutka | no — station to station | ticket per person | timetable-bound, slower with stops | limited luggage, no seat guarantee |
Third-party options are listed for orientation only — OrbiTrip books private transfers. A per-car transfer is usually the cheapest door-to-door option for 2+ people with luggage; for a solo traveller on a budget the train or marshrutka may cost less.
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