Photo: Mtaylor848, CC BY-SA 4.0Ford Transit
- 14 seats
- 12 bags
- With driver
- Diesel
For groups of nine or more, a microbus with a professional driver is the easiest way to move around Georgia. Mercedes-Benz Sprinters and Ford Transits carry 13 to 19 passengers with luggage, and full-size coaches take school groups, wedding parties and conference guests.
Photo: Ethan Llamas, CC BY-SA 4.0Prices are approximate, in US dollars per day, for 2026. July and August cost more; longer rentals cost less per day. We can quote in GEL or EUR.
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Photo: Dom Darbyshire, Public domainThese vehicles always come with a driver, because carrying more than eight passengers requires a professional bus licence. Prices depend on the route and the number of days rather than a flat daily rate, so send us your plan and we reply with a fixed quote, including the driver's accommodation on overnight trips.
Passenger versions in Georgia usually seat 16 to 19 plus the driver. With large suitcases, plan for 14 or 15 people, or add a luggage trailer.
Usually not. Vehicles with more than eight passenger seats need a category D licence, so rental firms supply the driver.
Our quotes normally cover the vehicle, the driver, fuel for the agreed route and parking. Guides, meals and entrance tickets are added only if you ask for them.
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