Rent A Car Georgia
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Hertz in Georgia
Hertz has more than four branches open to anyone looking to hire a car in Georgia. Renting a car in Georgia puts you in control of your downtime, freeing you from the restrictions of using bus services, set train timetables, or depending on local taxis. The car is king when it comes to getting around this beautiful country, and roads are generally in a good condition in the cities.
Coaches and minibuses are popular, as is the country’s rail network. However, if you are travelling with children or need to set your own schedule then a rental car is a much better choice. Hiring a car in Georgia is the best way to see what you want to see, when you want to see it.
Famous for its warm welcome, you’ll find Georgia at the historical junction between Europe, the Middle East, Russia and Asia. Its complex cultural influences are reflected in everything from the Turkish-style food to the mountaintop monasteries and bustling cities. Make your break a memorable one by visiting some of the country’s historic sites such as the fascinating Uplistsiche Cave Town and the imposing Bagrati Cathedral.
The main highways link the major towns and cities and provide a fast network between key locations. To fully appreciate the country’s stunning scenery, it’s well worth leaving the major highways and exploring some of the smaller rural roads.
Coaches and minibuses are popular, as is the country’s rail network. However, if you are travelling with children or need to set your own schedule then a rental car is a much better choice. Hiring a car in Georgia is the best way to see what you want to see, when you want to see it.
Famous for its warm welcome, you’ll find Georgia at the historical junction between Europe, the Middle East, Russia and Asia. Its complex cultural influences are reflected in everything from the Turkish-style food to the mountaintop monasteries and bustling cities. Make your break a memorable one by visiting some of the country’s historic sites such as the fascinating Uplistsiche Cave Town and the imposing Bagrati Cathedral.
The main highways link the major towns and cities and provide a fast network between key locations. To fully appreciate the country’s stunning scenery, it’s well worth leaving the major highways and exploring some of the smaller rural roads.
Rules and Regulations for driving in Georgia
The Hertz car hire branches in Georgia have been placed in key locations, close to airports, railway stations and larger hotels. This makes hiring a car in Georgia quick and convenient.
You’ll need a valid driving licence that was issued from your country of residence.
You must be at least 18 years old to rent a car in Georgia. In addition, if you’re from a non-EU country, you’ll require an International Driver’s Permit (IDP).
The main highways are generally well maintained and signposted. On more rural roads you will find that the signs are in Georgian, so pack a map or request onboard navigation in your rental car to help you reach your destination quickly and easily.
If you haven’t driven in Georgia before, you’ll need to be aware of the country’s rules and regulations for road-users:
• You’ll need to carry headlamp converter stickers by law, to ensure that you don’t dazzle other drivers with your high beam
• The speed limit in built-up areas is 60kph and 80kph elsewhere
• Motorists in Georgia drive on the right and overtake on the left.
Hertz Airport Locations Georgia
Driving in and around Georgia
Special Attractions
Head to the capital of Georgia, Tbilisi, and you’ll find the country’s premier motoring museum: the Tbilisi Auto Museum. In this private collection of over 30 vehicles you’ll find Soviet cars and motorcycles from the 1940s through to the 1970s. Entry is 10 lari per person, which works out at less than three pounds, each, and the owner happily gives guided tours to small numbers of visitors.To soak up some of the spectacular Georgian scenery and a get a taste of the country’s rich history, be sure to drive the Georgian Military Road. Providing the quickest route between Tbilisi and the Caucasus, this road cuts through forest-fringed mountains, past the stunning Zhinvali Reservoir and into the Tergi Valley. This tranquil spot is a perfect pit-stop for bird-watchers and wildlife enthusiasts. The Georgian Military Road was built in the 19th century to provide the army with ease of movement during the Russian occupation of Caucasus. Today, it’s a popular driver’s road where you can really enjoy the Georgian countryside in all its glory.
Quick Information
Minimum Age for Car Rental: To rent a car in Georgia, you must be a minimum of 18 years old and have a full, valid driving licence. Additional drivers can be added to the policy for a daily or monthly rate, as long as they reach the minimum age requirement and have a full driving licence. Non-EU citizens will also need an International Driver’s Permit (IDP) to hire a car in Georgia.Average Speed Limits: The speed limit in built-up areas is 60kph. In other areas the limit is 80kph, unless stated otherwise by signposts.
Driving with Children: Children under seven years of age are required to wear appropriate child restraints.
Using Petrol Stations: Petrol stations in the larger towns and cities use signs indicating the type of fuel available. These follow the standard international markings (such as black for diesel and green for unleaded petrol). However, as you travel into the countryside, you may find that some petrol pumps use an older or more region-specific system. To avoid any confusion, ask your Hertz dealer to write down what you need, so that you can show it to petrol station owners.
In the Event of an Emergency: Call 112 from anywhere in Georgia and the operator will connect you with Georgian emergency services. Operators answer in English, to help make things quicker and more convenient.
