How To Get To Georgia By Road  
Currently Georgia is accessible to foreign travelers by road from Azerbaijan, Armenia and Turkey. The Russia-Georgia checkpoints at Kazbegi (The Georgian Military Highway) and Tskhinvali (The Roki Tunnel) and routes across the Georgian-Abkhaz border are currently closed to third party nationals but their status is being discussed at the government level and are subject to change.
Travelers can enter Georgia at the following points:
 
 
Turkey - Georgia
 

Western Georgia/Black Sea coast - suggested route: Sarp (Turkey) - Batumi - Poti - Kutaisi - Tbilisi (415 km, non-stop drive 6-7 hours, depending upon road conditions)

Southwest Georgia - suggested route: Posof (Turkey) - Vale - Akhaltsikhe - Khasuri - Tbilisi (305 km, non-stop drive 4-5 hours, poor road conditions between vale and Akhaltikhe)
 
 
Azerbaijan - Georgia
 

Eastern Georgia - suggested route: Baku - Shemakha - Sheki - Lagodekhi - Tsnori - Gurjaani - Tbilisi (600 km, non-stop drive 9-10 hours, poor road conditions between Tsnori and Gurjaani part (30 km).

Southeast Georgia (“Red Bridge”) - suggested route: Baku - Yevlakh - Gyanja - Kazakh - Rustavi - Tbilisi (550 km, non-stop drive 8-9 hours)
 
 
Armenia - Georgia
 

Southeast Georgia (“Sadakhlo Route”) - suggested route: Yerevan - Hrazdan - Sevan lake - Dilijan - Vanadzor - Bagratashen (Sadakhlo) -Shulaveri - Tbilisi (290 km, non-stop drive 6-7 hours, poor road conditions between Sadakhlo and Shulaveri (40 km).

Southern Georgia (“Bavra Route”) - suggested route: Yerevan - Gumri - Bavra - Akhalkalaki - Borjomi - Khashuri - Tbilisi (480 km, very bad road conditions between Bavra and Akhalkalaki, passable only by cars and minibuses. No bus travel)