The Kutaisi-Mestia shared transfer service offers a convenient and scenic journey through the breathtaking Caucasus Mountains. With a flat rate starting at $33.12, travelers can sit back and enjoy the stunning vistas as they’re whisked from Kutaisi to Mestia. The well-maintained vehicles and door-to-door convenience make for a hassle-free experience, though it’s worth noting that the service is not wheelchair accessible. But for those seeking an enjoyable and picturesque transfer, this shared service could be just the ticket. What else might you want to know about this unique travel offering?
Key Points
- Shared transfer service from Kutaisi to Mestia with comfortable vehicles and scenic stops at waterfalls and the Enguri dam.
- Flat-rate pricing starting from $33.12 with fuel surcharge and optional Enguri dam entrance fee.
- Pickup from Kutaisi and drop-off at a location of choice in Mestia, with a moderate level of physical fitness required.
- Offers a hassle-free journey with sightseeing opportunities, suitable for a maximum of 20 travelers but not wheelchair accessible.
- Overall rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars based on 12 reviews, with mixed feedback on driver behavior and consistency of door-to-door service.
Transfer Overview
This shared transfer service provides transportation from Kutaisi to Mestia.
Passengers will travel in a comfortable vehicle and enjoy stops at scenic waterfalls and the Enguri dam along the way.
The service offers the convenience of drop-off at a location of choice in Mestia.
This option caters to travelers seeking a hassle-free journey with opportunities for sightseeing during the transfer.
The service aims to deliver a comfortable and enjoyable travel experience from Kutaisi to the mountainous town of Mestia.
You can also read our reviews of more tours and experiences in Kutaisi.
Pricing and Inclusions
The pricing for the Kutaisi-Mestia shared transfer service starts from $33.12. This fee is a flat rate with no hidden costs.
Included in the price are the fuel surcharge and the optional Enguri dam entrance fee, which is 6 GEL mandatory or 50 GEL for the premium service. Customers have the flexibility to reserve the service now and pay later.
The transfer service has a maximum capacity of 20 travelers, but it’s not wheelchair accessible, and infants must sit on laps.
While the overall rating is 4.5 out of 5 stars, some reviewers have expressed concerns about the door-to-door service, comfort, and driver behavior.
Meeting and Pickup Information
The shared transfer service from Kutaisi to Mestia begins at the Budget Georgia office located at 5 Shota Rustaveli Ave, Kutaisi 4600, Georgia.
Travelers will be picked up at this meeting point at 7:00 am. The transfer will end at Credo Bank on Tamar Mefe St. #38 in Mestia, Georgia.
This door-to-door service provides a convenient way to travel between the two locations, making stops at waterfalls and the Enguri dam along the way.
Passengers should note that the service isn’t wheelchair accessible, and infants must sit on laps.
A moderate level of physical fitness is required for this shared transfer experience.
Booking and Cancellation Policy
Travelers can receive confirmation of their booking at the time of purchase unless the experience is within 1 day of the travel date.
Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the experience starts. Customers have the option to reserve their spot now and pay later.
The shared transfer service has a maximum capacity of 20 travelers. It’s not wheelchair accessible, and infants must sit on laps.
Travelers should have moderate physical fitness. Based on 12 reviews, the overall rating is 4.5, though some concerns were raised about door-to-door service, comfort, and driver behavior.
Traveler Information
Accommodating a maximum of 20 travelers, the shared transfer service is not wheelchair accessible. Infants must sit on laps, and a moderate level of physical fitness is required. To help evaluate the suitability, the following table outlines key traveler information:
Criteria | Details |
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Accessibility | Not wheelchair accessible |
Infants | Must sit on laps |
Physical Fitness | Moderate level required |
Reviews | 12 reviews, 4.5/5 overall rating |
While the reviews highlight some concerns, the shared transfer offers a convenient transportation option for travelers to Mestia, with scenic stops along the way.
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Reviews and Feedback
Twelve reviews have been provided for the KUTAISI-MESTIA Shared Transfer service, resulting in an overall rating of 4.5 out of 5.
Positive feedback highlights the comfortable vehicles and scenic stops, though some travelers expressed concerns about the door-to-door service not always being provided as advertised.
There were also a few comments about the driver’s behavior, with some noting instances of unsafe driving.
Vehicle Comfort
The service’s vehicles seem to offer a comfortable ride, with reviewers highlighting the generally well-maintained condition of the vans or mini-buses used for the shared transfers.
The larger vehicles provide ample space for passengers and their belongings, making the journey more pleasant. However, some travelers have noted that the comfort level can vary depending on the specific vehicle assigned.
Sightseeing Opportunities
Along With a comfortable ride, the Kutaisi to Mestia shared transfer offers passengers the chance to enjoy scenic sights along the way.
The journey includes stops at:
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Stunning waterfalls, where travelers can admire the cascading waters and take in the natural beauty of the surroundings.
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The impressive Enguri dam, which provides an opportunity to learn about the region’s hydroelectric power generation and explore the area.
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Picturesque vistas of the Caucasus Mountains, offering breathtaking panoramic views that showcase the rugged and majestic landscape.
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Charming rural villages, allowing passengers to catch a glimpse of the traditional way of life in the Georgian countryside.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Wi-Fi Available During the Transfer?
The provided information doesn’t mention if Wi-Fi is available during the transfer. Typically, the availability of on-board Wi-Fi for shared transfers depends on the specific vehicle and service provider. You’ll need to check with the company for details.
Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Transfer?
Passengers can bring their own food and drinks on the shared transfer. However, the driver may request that any strong-smelling or messy items be consumed or stored away for the comfort of other travelers.
What Is the Policy for Pets or Service Animals?
The policy regarding pets or service animals on this transfer is not specified. Travelers should check with the provider directly to inquire about bringing animals, as policies may vary and accommodations may be limited.
Can I Make Stops Along the Way for Personal Reasons?
The transfer service does not typically allow for personal stops along the way. However, it may be possible to make arrangements for additional stops, though this may incur an extra fee or require prior coordination with the service provider.
Is There a Way to Request a Specific Driver?
While there’s no option to specifically request a driver, travelers can raise any concerns about the driver’s behavior with the transfer service provider. The provider aims to address such issues to ensure a smooth and comfortable journey.
Sum Up
The Kutaisi-Mestia shared transfer service offers a reliable and scenic journey through the Caucasus Mountains. With a flat rate starting at $33.12, it provides door-to-door convenience, though it’s not wheelchair accessible. Travelers can enjoy breathtaking sights along the way, including waterfalls and the Enguri dam, in well-maintained vehicles. The service’s 4.5-star rating suggests an enjoyable experience for those seeking a hassle-free trip between these two Georgian destinations.
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