Local Transport
Marshrutkas (minibuses) are the primary way to reach nearby villages and coastal towns from the central station.





Ozurgeti is the vibrant capital of the Guria region, nestled in the foothills of western Georgia. Historically known as a major center for tea production, the city maintains a relaxed, local atmosphere that provides a stark contrast to the busier tourist hubs. Visitors can explore the local history museum, enjoy the regional theater, or use the city as a strategic base to visit the high-altitude summer huts of Gomismta or the magnetic sands of the Ureki coast. The city’s architecture reflects its diverse history, from its time as a princely seat to its Soviet-era development as a regional industrial center.
Ozurgeti is the vibrant capital of the Guria region, nestled in the foothills of western Georgia. Historically known as a major center for tea production, the city maintains a relaxed, local atmosphere that provides a stark contrast to the busier tourist hubs. Visitors can explore the local history museum, enjoy the regional theater, or use the city as a strategic base to visit the high-altitude summer huts of Gomismta or the magnetic sands of the Ureki coast. The city’s architecture reflects its diverse history, from its time as a princely seat to its Soviet-era development as a regional industrial center.
Capital of the Guria region.
Historic center of Georgia's tea production.
Proximity to the high-altitude Gomismta mountain resort.
Gateway to the Black Sea coastal areas like Ureki.
Central location in Guria with easy access to both sea and mountains.
Rich cultural heritage with a prominent local theater and history museum.
The surrounding landscape is famous for its lush tea plantations and citrus groves.
Marshrutkas (minibuses) are the primary way to reach nearby villages and coastal towns from the central station.
Be sure to try Gurian khachapuri, which is distinct for containing a boiled egg inside.
Travelers seeking an authentic Georgian regional experience and a base for exploring Guria.
GEL ₾
$30-$60 p/day
Georgian, Russian, English
Visit the local bazaar for fresh regional produce, especially hazelnuts and local honey.
Use the city as a starting point for trips to the 'Kingdom Above the Clouds' in Gomismta.
May-June, September-October
Mild and green, perfect for visiting tea plantations as they come to life.
Warm and humid; many locals head to the nearby mountains or the Black Sea coast.
Harvest season in Guria is a great time to experience local food and wine traditions.
Quiet and cool; the nearby mountains are often covered in deep snow, making access difficult.