Private transfer from Tbilisi to Poti: 310 km, about 4 h 15 min on the road. Verified 2026 price - sedan from 422 GEL (~$163), minivan from 607 GEL (~$234) per car. Per car, not per person; you pay the driver directly - review the full trip price before booking.
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As of 2026, a private transfer from Tbilisi to Poti starts from 422 GEL (~$163) for a sedan and from 607 GEL (~$234) for a minivan, per car.
| Car class | Passengers | Luggage | From (cheapest driver) | Typical (most bookings) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sedan | 1–3 | 3 bags | 422 GEL (~$163) | See current offers |
| Minivan | 4–7 | 6–8 bags | 607 GEL (~$234) | See current offers |
| SUV / 4x4 | 1–4 | 4 bags | 593 GEL (~$228) | See current offers |
Prices are live quotes from OrbiTrip drivers as of 2026-10-25: per car, not per person; confirmed at booking, the full trip price is shown before booking. Night pick-ups cost the same as daytime ones, and stops on the way are free. Why prices can differ: each driver sets their own tariff and we check prices every day; you see the exact fixed price before you book. Your driver is guaranteed to come: if a driver has a valid reason they cannot, we send another driver at the same price.
36 licensed local drivers work on OrbiTrip; below are cars from those closest to this route. The exact price of each driver for this date is shown on the booking page — no registration needed to compare them.






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| Distance | 310 km |
|---|---|
| Driving time | about 4 h 15 min (without long stops) |
| Road type | paved highway / main road |
| Prices checked | 2026-10-25 (live pricing engine) |
The drive from Tbilisi to Poti covers 310 km and takes about 4 hours and 15 minutes. You leave Tbilisi and head west, crossing the flatlands of central Georgia. The route passes through the regions of Shida Kartli and Imereti, with long stretches of farmland, vineyards, and distant views of the Caucasus Mountains. Many drivers make a short stop in Gori or Kutaisi for a break, coffee, or a quick look at the old town. As you near the coast, the landscape opens up to the wetlands and pine forests around Poti. A private car makes this trip easy: you travel door to door, keep your luggage with you, and can pause whenever you like without sticking to a bus schedule. It’s a comfortable way to cross the country.
It’s best to leave Tbilisi in the morning to avoid arriving in Poti after dark. The route is on flat terrain, so road conditions are generally straightforward, but in winter there can be occasional ice or fog. Bring cash for small cafes along the way, since not all accept cards. A warm layer is not needed for this route, as it stays lowland. If you’re traveling with children, let the driver know in advance so they can arrange appropriate seating. For luggage, confirm with the driver that there’s enough space for your bags. No passport is required, as this is not a border route.
| Option | Door-to-door | Price | Time | Luggage / group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private transfer (OrbiTrip) | yes | known in advance | about 4 h 15 min | yes — per car, group pays once |
| Taxi (street / app) | yes | metered or negotiated at pick-up | about 4 h 15 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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