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Getting Aroundin Borjomi

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

Transport

Getting around Borjomi

Central Borjomi is walkable, although the valley is steep and some accommodation sits well above the main streets. Local taxis are useful for Likani, monasteries and trailheads. Public road transport connects Borjomi with Tbilisi and regional towns. The famous narrow-gauge railway toward Bakuriani is part of the town’s heritage, but travelers should verify whether and when passenger service is operating rather than assuming a daily schedule.

Problems worth knowing

01

Underestimating Borjomi’s slopes

Hotels that appear close on a map may sit substantially above or below the center.

02

Assuming trailheads begin at the visitor center

The national park has multiple entrances and ranger stations, and many require additional transport from central Borjomi.

03

Relying on historic train information

The Kukushka railway is famous, but operating schedules can change. Verify service before organizing a day around it.

04

Treating the national park as one attraction

Borjomi-Kharagauli covers an enormous area with routes entering from several districts. Choose a specific trail rather than simply navigating to 'the national park.'

Information last verified: September 2, 2026

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