Wroclaw to Tbilisi Flights – Cheap Air Tickets

Planning a trip from Wroclaw to Tbilisi? Read this article and you will find everything you need to plan the journey.

Which airlines fly from Wroclaw to Tbilisi?

Flights from Wroclaw to Tbilisi International Airport operate with a connection, as there is no non-stop service on this route.

The Polish carrier LOT Polish Airlines serves the route with a change of planes at Warsaw Airport.

Connecting flights with a single stop are also offered by the German airline Lufthansa Airline, which routes passengers through Munich Airport.

You can also combine two airlines. For example, fly from Wroclaw Airport to Amsterdam with KLM and continue from there straight to Tbilisi International Airport with the Georgian carrier Georgian Airways.

How long is the flight from Wroclaw to Tbilisi?

The total travel time on the Wroclaw to Tbilisi route depends on the airline you choose and on how long your layover at the connecting airport lasts.

How to buy cheap flight tickets from Wroclaw to Tbilisi

1. Book your tickets 1.5 to 2 months in advance.
2. Choose a midweek departure rather than a weekend one. Demand for travel is lower on working days, so tickets are usually cheaper.
3. Buy both legs of the journey at the same time. Airlines and agencies tend to offer better prices for a return ticket than for two one-way tickets bought separately.
4. Use a search engine that brings together almost every airline and flight, so you can find and book the ticket you want more easily.

You can buy cheap flight tickets from Wroclaw to Tbilisi online quickly and comfortably using our search engine. Simply select your departure and destination cities, enter the dates you want, and the system will show you every available flight, so you can pick the ticket that fits your budget.

Direct flights from Wroclaw to Georgia — the Kutaisi option

There is no non-stop flight from Wroclaw to Tbilisi, but there is still one way to reach Georgia directly: Wizz Air operates a non-stop service from Wroclaw Airport to Kutaisi International Airport (airport code KUT). The flight takes around 3 hours and 30 minutes and runs several times a week, although the exact days and frequency change with the season, so check the schedule before you book.

From Kutaisi Airport you have several ways to continue to Tbilisi:

• Bus — Georgian Bus services are timed to meet arriving flights and take passengers straight to Liberty Square in central Tbilisi. The journey takes about 4 hours.
• Train — from Kopitnari station near the airport, the ride to Tbilisi takes roughly 3.5 hours.
• Transfer or taxi — the most comfortable option, though also the most expensive. Travel times have improved noticeably since the new Rikoti highway opened in full.

Flying directly to Kutaisi and then taking the bus to Tbilisi often works out cheaper than a connecting flight through a European hub.

Connecting routes from Wroclaw to Tbilisi

Wroclaw Airport has non-stop flights to Warsaw, Frankfurt, Munich and Amsterdam, and these are the cities travellers use to connect onwards to Tbilisi:

• Via Warsaw (LOT Polish Airlines) — the shortest and most popular option. The Wroclaw to Warsaw hop takes about an hour, and the non-stop Warsaw to Tbilisi flight lasts roughly 3 hours and 40 minutes.
• Via Munich or Frankfurt (Lufthansa) — the flight from the German hubs to Tbilisi takes about 4 hours, and this routing usually offers the widest choice of connections.
• Via Amsterdam (KLM and Georgian Airways) — a combination of two airlines. The tickets are often sold separately in this case, so allow more time for the connection and check the baggage rules for each leg.

Your total travel time depends mostly on the layover. With the best connections the whole journey takes around 6 to 7 hours, while a long stopover can stretch it to 10 or 12 hours.

Useful information for planning your trip

• Airports: you depart from Wroclaw Nicolaus Copernicus Airport (code WRO), about 10 km from the city centre, and arrive at Tbilisi International Airport (code TBS), roughly 17 km from the centre of Tbilisi.
• Time difference: Georgia stays on UTC+4 all year round and does not change its clocks. The difference with Poland is 2 hours in summer and 3 hours in winter.
• Currency: the Georgian lari (GEL). You can exchange money at the airport, but the rates at exchange offices in the city are usually better.
• Baggage: the cheapest low-cost fares include only a small cabin bag, while connecting flights often include checked baggage. Baggage fees are what turn a seemingly cheap ticket into an expensive one, so always check the conditions before booking.
• Connections: if you buy the legs separately, leave at least 3 hours between flights. When both flights are on a single ticket the airline will rebook you after a delay; with separate tickets it will not.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a direct flight from Wroclaw to Tbilisi?

No. Flights from Wroclaw to Tbilisi all involve a connection. The only non-stop service from Wroclaw to Georgia goes to Kutaisi Airport.

How far in advance should I buy my ticket?

Usually 1.5 to 2 months ahead. In high season — summer, the New Year period and the Easter holidays — tickets sell out earlier, so booking three months in advance is worthwhile.

When are tickets cheapest?

Fares are lowest in late autumn and winter, from November through March, apart from the New Year period, and highest in July and August.

Do Georgian citizens need a visa for Poland?

Poland is part of the Schengen area. Georgian citizens holding a biometric passport can travel there without a visa and stay for up to 90 days within any 180-day period. Always check the rules in force before you travel.

Do Polish citizens need a visa for Georgia?

No. Citizens of Poland and other EU countries do not need a visa to enter Georgia and may stay in the country for up to one year.

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