Spring — April to early June — is the sweet spot for travellers who want warm weather without summer crowds. Alpine meadows carpet in wildflowers, Kakheti's vines wake up, Tbilisi hits perfect café weather, and Orthodox Easter (May 5, 2026) opens tables to almost any visitor. This is our full guide to spring in Georgia 2026.
Best for
- Wildflower hikes in Kazbegi, Tusheti (late spring) and Borjomi
- Wine country before summer heat
- Tbilisi walking, café culture, festivals
- Orthodox Easter (May 5, 2026) — supras, red eggs, chacha
- Photography — soft light, green everywhere, snow on peaks
Weather
- Daytime highs: 15–24°C in Tbilisi/Kakheti, 5–15°C in the mountains
- Overnight lows: 5–12°C in Tbilisi, -5 to +5°C in the high Caucasus
April can still surprise with rain and a late snow at altitude. Layer up.
What to pack
- Light rain shell + a warm mid-layer
- Hiking shoes with grip — trails are muddy in April
- Sunglasses & SPF 30+ — spring sun at altitude is strong
- Casual layers for Tbilisi (denim + light sweater weather)
- One nicer outfit if you'll join a supra or Easter dinner
Top experiences
Sample itinerary
Frequently asked
Is April a good month to visit Georgia?
Yes — Tbilisi and Kakheti are perfect, though high mountains (Tusheti) still have snow. Late April opens most of Kazbegi's lower trails.
When do wildflowers peak?
Kakheti: mid-April to mid-May. Kazbegi/Juta: mid-May to mid-June. Tusheti alpine bloom: late June into July.
When is Orthodox Easter in 2026?
Easter Sunday falls on April 12, 2026. Bright Week that follows is a joyful, welcoming time to visit.
Are prices lower in spring?
Yes — hotels and guides run 15–30% below summer peak, except around Easter and long weekends.