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Getting Aroundin Bakuriani

How to get around Bakuriani, including public transport, taxis, walking, driving and common transport pitfalls.

Transport

Getting around Bakuriani

Bakuriani is spread across several resort zones rather than functioning as one compact ski village. Central streets can be walked, but Didveli, Kokhta and Mitarbi may require taxis, hotel shuttles or a car depending on your accommodation. Winter snow and ice make seemingly short walks much less convenient.

Problems worth knowing

01

Booking accommodation far from your lift

A property can be advertised as being in Bakuriani while requiring regular taxi travel to your preferred ski area.

02

Assuming the Kukushka railway operates

The famous narrow-gauge connection with Borjomi is historically important but is currently not reliable passenger transport.

03

Driving without winter preparation

Snow, ice and rapidly changing mountain conditions can make the final approach to Bakuriani challenging.

04

Trying to move ski areas constantly

Didveli, Kokhta and Mitarbi are separate sectors. Repeatedly transferring between them can waste a significant part of the ski day.

Information last verified: September 2, 2026

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