Quick answer
March is a good month for Tbilisi, Kakheti and the end of the ski season, and a poor one for anything that needs an open mountain road or a dry day in the west. Tbilisi averages 13°C by day and 4°C at night on the 1991-2020 normals, with 29 mm of precipitation, snow on about three days and 142 hours of sunshine, and the temperature climbs five degrees between the start of the month and the end; the sun sets at about 18:50 on 1 March and 19:25 on the 31st. The public holidays are 3 March (Mother's Day) and 8 March (Women's Day, a Monday in 2027, so a long weekend), and Great Lent begins on Monday 15 March 2027, seven weeks before Easter on 2 May. All four ski resorts are open all month on the recent pattern: Bakuriani, Goderdzi and Hatsvali closed on 29 March in 2025-26, Tetnuldi on 9 April and Gudauri on 19 April. Tusheti, Juta, Truso and the high trails are shut by snow, the Gudauri to Kobi pass still closes in avalanche danger, and Batumi has its wettest month of the spring with about 157 mm of rain and the sea at its coldest. Our advice: come in the second half for Tbilisi and the blossom, come any week for the softest skiing of the season, and leave the hiking for May.
- Tbilisi March high
- 13°C
- Sunset, 15 Mar
- 19:05
- Public holidays
- 3, 8 Mar
- Great Lent 2027 from
- 15 Mar
We live in Tbilisi, and March is the month we stop trusting the calendar and start trusting the forecast. A week of snow showers can be followed by an afternoon in shirtsleeves on a Vera terrace, and the same fortnight that closes the Jvari Pass for avalanches puts the first almond blossom on the Sololaki hillside. Our spring guide covers March, April and May together and our winter guide the season this month comes out of; this page is March on its own, the month people book around a ski week, a cheap city break or the Women's Day weekend.
The short version: skiing yes, all month and at its softest; Tbilisi yes, best from the 20th; Kakheti yes, in daylight; Kazbegi as a day trip on a clear forecast; Kutaisi if you accept rain; Svaneti only for the lifts; Tusheti, the high trails and the coast no.
March weather by region
The figures are published climate normals (1991-2020 where the station has them; Batumi's are 1981-2010, Stepantsminda's and Bakuriani's are long-term averages from climate models and older stations), so they describe a typical March, not a forecast. March is the month of the biggest jump in the year in the east: Tbilisi's average daytime high goes from 8°C in February to 13°C in March and 19°C in April, so the first week and the last week of this month are different seasons.
| Place | March average |
|---|---|
| Tbilisi | 13°C by day, 4°C at night, 29 mm of precipitation, 142 sunshine hours. Changeable and windy: about five days with rain or snow of any note and three with snow, which melts by lunchtime. Humidity around 69 percent, lower than winter. The first ten days often run close to February's 8°C under a north wind; the last ten close to April's 19°C. |
| Telavi (Kakheti, 490 m) | 13°C / 3°C, 52 mm over about 8 wet days. Frost most mornings until mid-month, then clear cold afternoons with the Caucasus white above the bare vines. Wetter than Tbilisi in March, drier than in May. |
| Kutaisi (Imereti) | 15°C / 6°C, 134 mm over about 13 wet days. The warmest big town in March and one of the wettest, with almost as much rain as in January. Green from the start, rain every second day. |
| Batumi (coast) | 12°C / 6°C, about 157 mm over 13 wet days, 126 sunshine hours. The wettest month of the spring on the coast, and the sea at its coldest of the year at about 9°C. Not a beach month by any reading. |
| Bakuriani (1,700 m) | 4°C / minus 6°C, about 63 mm, mostly as snow on about 12 days. Still winter in the forest, with the pistes holding through the month and the town thawing by day; the warmest afternoon of a typical March reaches 13°C. |
| Stepantsminda (Kazbegi, 1,740 m) | 3°C / minus 7°C, 66 mm, mostly as snow. Winter until April. The village is white, the side valleys are closed, and the church above Gergeti is a 4x4 or a long walk in snow. |
Two things the table hides. First, March is the windiest and most pollen-heavy month in Tbilisi: the plane trees and the early blossom start together, and a north wind down the Mtkvari valley makes 10°C feel like 5°C. Second, the east and the west diverge in the opposite direction from winter. Tbilisi and Telavi dry out through March while Kutaisi and Batumi stay wet, so a March trip that wants reliable weather stays east of the Likhi range, and a trip that wants the least cold goes to Imereti and brings an umbrella.
The first ten days, the middle and the end
| When | What is happening |
|---|---|
| 1 to 10 March | Still winter, with two holidays in it. Mother's Day on the 3rd and Women's Day on the 8th close banks, museums and offices, fill the restaurants with families and empty the florists; in 2027 the 8th is a Monday, so the 6th to the 8th is a three-day weekend with Tbilisi and the ski resorts both busy. The lifts run on full cover, the days are a shade over eleven hours, and the Military Highway can close for avalanche danger at a day's notice. |
| 11 to 20 March | The turn. Great Lent begins on Clean Monday, 15 March in 2027, and the fasting menus appear in restaurants across the country for the seven weeks to Easter. The operator's online discount on 1- to 6-day ski passes started on 11 March in 2025-26, which makes this the cheapest ski fortnight of the season. The spring equinox falls on the 20th, with the sun setting after 19:10. The first almond and plum blossom shows on the warm slopes of Sololaki and above the botanical garden in the third week. |
| 21 to 31 March | Spring in the lowlands. Blossom across the old town, the first cafe terraces in Vera, the wisteria starting on the balconies by the end of the month, 15 to 19°C on a clear afternoon. Bakuriani, Goderdzi and Hatsvali closed on 29 March in 2025-26, while Gudauri and Tetnuldi ran into April on slush by lunchtime and hard snow up high. Kakheti's cellars open their doors again after the winter. Our spring guide picks up from April. |
Daylight in March
Georgia stays on UTC+4 all year with no clock change, so there is no spring-forward weekend and the evenings simply lengthen. In Tbilisi the sun rises at about 07:35 on 1 March, 07:15 on the 15th and 06:45 on the 31st, and sets at about 18:50, 19:05 and 19:25; the day grows from a little over eleven hours to twelve and a half over the month, with the equinox on the 20th (our own calculation with the standard solar formula; treat it as accurate to five minutes). Batumi runs about a quarter of an hour later at both ends. In practice: the lifts open at 10:00 and the afternoon snow softens from about 13:00, so a March ski day is a morning; a Kazbegi day trip has to leave Tbilisi by 08:00 to see the church in good light but comes home in daylight for the first time since October; and a Kakheti day no longer ends on the road in the dark.
March dates: Mother's Day, Women's Day, Lent
March has two public holidays, both of them about women, and the start of the church's long fast. The dates below match our festivals calendar; the holidays come from the official list, and the Lent date follows from Easter on 2 May 2027.
| Date | What happens and what closes |
|---|---|
| 3 March | Mother's Day. Public holiday. Banks, museums and offices close; shops and restaurants trade, and the restaurants fill with three-generation tables from lunchtime. Florists sell out by noon. In 2027 it is a Wednesday. |
| 6 to 8 March | The Women's Day weekend. 8 March is a public holiday and a Monday in 2027. The resorts and Tbilisi's restaurants are busy from the Saturday; book dinner for the 8th. Not a long weekend for the hotels' prices in Tbilisi: when we read Booking.com in October the same four hotels cost exactly the same on the 6th as on the 13th. |
| 8 March | International Women's Day. Public holiday. Taken seriously here: every woman you meet is wished a happy day, men carry flowers through the metro, mimosa and tulips are sold on every corner, and lunch runs into the evening. Banks, museums and offices close. If you are a woman travelling in Georgia you will be congratulated by strangers; the answer is gmadlobt, thank you. |
| 15 March | Clean Monday, the start of Great Lent (2027). Seven weeks before Orthodox Easter on 2 May. Not a holiday and nothing closes, but from this day restaurants across the country add a samarkhvo (fasting) menu with no meat, dairy or eggs, which runs until Easter night. The Sunday before it is Cheesefare Sunday, the last day of dairy before the fast. |
| 20 March | The spring equinox. No holiday, but the day the sun sets after 19:10 and the lowland light is at last long enough for a Kakheti day trip that starts after breakfast and ends in daylight. |
| 21 March | Nowruz. Not on Georgia's public holiday list, but the Persian new year is kept by the country's Azerbaijani community in Marneuli and the villages of Kvemo Kartli south of Tbilisi, with family tables on the day. |
Women's Day, in practice. This is the March day a visitor notices. The flower stalls that line the pavements outside every metro station from the 6th sell mimosa by the branch and tulips by the ten, and by the morning of the 8th half the men in the city are carrying a bunch. Restaurants take bookings for long lunches that become long dinners; book the dinner-and-dance restaurants in Dighomi that our music and dance guide lists well ahead for that night, and the good places in Sololaki and Vera too. The museums and the National Gallery are shut, the baths and the wine bars are open, and the day itself is sunny more often than not. If you are invited to a table, our supra guide explains the toasts; expect one to the women present, early and at length.
Lent, in practice. Great Lent is the forty-eight days before Orthodox Easter, and in 2027 it runs from Monday 15 March to the night of Saturday 1 May. For a visitor it is mostly invisible and partly useful: churches are fuller and quieter, church weddings pause until Easter, and every restaurant that cooks Georgian food runs a samarkhvo menu with the dishes that happen to be vegan anyway, lobio, pkhali, ajapsandali, lobiani and the walnut-stuffed aubergine. Our vegetarian and vegan guide has the fasting calendar and the fifteen dishes with the hidden butter and egg to watch for. Meat is not hard to find; the menus add, they do not subtract.
Two words earn their keep this month: gilotsavt, congratulations, which is what you say to a woman on the 8th, and samarkhvo, fasting, which is what you ask for if you eat no meat; EasyGeorgian's phrases for travellers has both with audio, and a visitor who says gilotsavt on Women's Day gets a reply that lasts longer than the word.
Where to go in March
| Destination | March verdict |
|---|---|
| Gudauri | The softest skiing of the season, all month. Full cover from a whole winter's snow, the online pass discount from mid-month, sun on the bowls, slush on the lower pistes by lunch. Ran to 19 April in 2025-26. |
| Bakuriani | Good to the last week. The forest pistes hold, the family resort is quiet after the Women's Day weekend, and the lifts closed on 29 March in 2025-26. |
| Tbilisi | Fair in the first half, good from the 20th. Winter prices all month; blossom, terraces and long evenings in the last ten days; the baths, the opera and the wine bars whatever the weather. |
| Kakheti | Good, in daylight. Bare vines, the Caucasus white across the valley, the cellars open and unhurried from mid-month; back on the Tbilisi road before dark for the first time since autumn. |
| Mtskheta | Good. A half day in any weather and the cathedral at its quietest outside Lent's Sundays. |
| Kazbegi | Day trip on a clear forecast. The highway is open unless the Gudauri to Kobi section closes for avalanche danger; the village is in deep snow and the valleys are shut. |
| Kutaisi and Imereti | Fair. 15°C by day and rain every second day; the caves and monasteries do not mind, the canyons run high with meltwater and Okatse closes in fog. |
| Borjomi | Fair. The park thaws by day and freezes at night; a stop on the way to Bakuriani rather than a trip. |
| Svaneti | Only for the lifts. Hatsvali to the end of the month and Tetnuldi into April; the trekking routes are under metres of snow and the Ushguli road closes for rockfall and avalanches for a day or two at a time. |
| Tusheti | Closed. The Abano Pass is shut by snow until late May or June. |
| Batumi and the coast | Skip. About 157 mm of rain, 12°C, the sea at 9°C and the beach businesses shut until June. |
Tbilisi in March
March is the month Tbilisi comes outdoors, and it does it in the last ten days. Until then the city is a winter city with better light: the sulfur baths in Abanotubani are still where a cold afternoon starts (a private room at Chreli Abano was 130 GEL an hour, about $50, when our sulfur baths guide read the booking pages, and in March you can usually walk in on a weekday), the opera and ballet season on Rustaveli runs through the month, and the wine bars of Sololaki and Vera are warm and unhurried. Then the almond and plum trees on the slopes of Sololaki and in the botanical garden come out, usually in the third and fourth weeks, the cafes of Vera and the old town put their first tables on the pavement, and by the 31st the wisteria is starting on the balconies. The spring guide has the blossom sequence through April; the National Botanical Garden (4 GEL) is at its best from the last week of March, and the ridge walk from Turtle Lake to Mtatsminda is the first day walk of the year once the mud dries.
Three practical notes. Heating still matters: March nights average 4°C, and a cheap apartment that was cold in January is cold in March, so check the heating line in the listing. Second, the wind. Tbilisi's March wind comes down the valley from the north for days at a time and gets into the old town's lanes; a windproof layer does more than a thick one. Third, the museums close on the 3rd and the 8th, so put the National Museum on another day, and book dinner for the 8th by the 6th.
Skiing in March: the end of the season
All four resorts are open all month on the recent pattern: Gudauri, Bakuriani, Mestia's two areas and Goderdzi, every one run by the state operator Mountain Trails Agency on one price list and one Multicard. The operator announced on 28 October 2026 that the 2026-27 season opens on 20 December; the prices and the closing dates were not published when we checked on 10 November (closings come a week or two before they happen), so the figures here are the 2025-26 list and dates: an adult day pass 70 GEL at Gudauri (about $27), 55 at Bakuriani, 50 at Mestia, 30 at Goderdzi, plus a 5 GEL refundable Multicard; Bakuriani, Goderdzi and Hatsvali closed on 29 March, Tetnuldi on 9 April and Gudauri on 19 April. The operator's 30 percent online discount on 1- to 6-day passes started on 11 March in 2025-26, paid with a TBC Concept Visa card, so plan on list prices unless you bank here. Our skiing in Georgia guide compares the four resorts and our Gudauri guide has the lifts, the pistes and the passes in detail. Our ski season status board shows which lifts are still running on the day.
March skiing is a different sport from January skiing. The cover is at its deepest, the days are three hours longer, the sun is warm enough to sit outside at the Kobi lift, and the snow goes through a daily cycle: hard and fast at 10:00, perfect at 11:00, slush on the lower pistes by 13:00. You ski the morning, high, and spend the afternoon on a terrace. The price curve has flattened by now: when we read Booking.com on 31 October 2026 for Saturday 13 to Sunday 14 March 2027, Gudauri Hillsite by the lower lifts was 200 GEL for a double with mountain view, Best Western 551 with breakfast and Gudauri Lodge 1,285 with breakfast; two weeks later, 27 to 28 March, Hillsite was 180 and the Best Western unchanged. Compare that with the 811 GEL the Marco Polo wanted on the New Year weekend in our January guide. Hotel Toni, the half-board favourite, had no rooms for the 13th on its own page. Our where to stay in Gudauri page sorts the beds by kind and distance from the gondola, and the Bakuriani guide does the same for the family resort, which closes a fortnight before Gudauri.
Kakheti and the lowlands in March
Kakheti in March is the wine country between jobs. The vines are bare and pruned, the new wine is still resting in the qvevri, and the family cellars that had no time for anyone at harvest will sit you down for an afternoon; from mid-month the estates and the guesthouses that went quiet for the winter are open and glad of you. The light is the point: frost in the valley until mid-morning, then a clear afternoon with the whole wall of the Caucasus white above the Alazani. Go in daylight and come back, or stay a night in Sighnaghi or Telavi; the roads are fine, and for the first time since October the drive home is in the light. The Kakheti guide and the wine road trip have the cellars and the distances, and the Kakheti stay page the beds; marshrutkas to Telavi (12 to 15 GEL) and Sighnaghi (15 GEL) leave from the Navtlughi terminal at Samgori metro as in any month.
Lent changes one thing in Kakheti: from the 15th the cellar lunch you are offered may be a fasting one, which in Kakheti means lobio, pkhali, bread and wine, and nobody minds the wine. Mtskheta, Gori and Uplistsikhe, Borjomi and Kutaisi all work in March as half-day or day trips with the same caveats about the two holidays at museums. Kutaisi is the warm option at 15°C by day, with the caves and monasteries indifferent to the rain that falls on about thirteen days of the month; Martvili and Okatse run high with meltwater and the Okatse walkway closes in fog, so our canyons guide says pick a dry day.
The mountains and the coast in March
- Kazbegi. The Georgian Military Highway is open all year, but the Roads Department closes the Gudauri to Kobi section (the Jvari Pass) whenever avalanche danger is high, for hours or days, and March is still in that season: in February 2026 it was shut to all traffic for days. Marshrutkas from Didube run daily (20 GEL, about $8, 3 to 3.5 hours) when the road is open; leave Stepantsminda by 15:00 to be off the pass in daylight. The road from Gergeti village up to the church needs a 4x4 until the snow goes in April or May; drivers wait by the bus station. The Truso Valley and the Juta road are closed by snow until late May. Our Kazbegi guide has the winter rules and the 4x4 fares, where to stay in Kazbegi the rooms with the mountain in the window, and our road status board the department's current notice for the pass.
- Svaneti. Hatsvali ran to 29 March and Tetnuldi to 9 April in 2025-26 (50 GEL day pass), both nearly empty, and Mestia under snow is worth the trip for people who do not need a lift queue. The Mestia to Ushguli trek is three months away. The Ushguli road is open in winter with chains required and short closures for rockfall and avalanches near the village (six of them between mid-February and early May in 2026, each cleared within two days), and many guesthouses on it reopen in May. The Vanilla Sky flight from Natakhtari is weather-dependent at the best of times; in March have the road, or the Zugdidi train and a van, as the plan. Our Tbilisi to Mestia page has every option and where to stay in Mestia the winter beds.
- Tusheti. Closed. The Abano Pass is shut by snow from early November until late May or June (20 June in 2026). Our Tusheti road guide has the pattern.
- The coast. Batumi in March is for people already in the west. The 1981-2010 normals give it about 157 mm of rain over 13 wet days, a daytime high of 12°C and 126 hours of sunshine, and the sea averages about 9°C, its lowest of the year. The beach businesses are shut until June, the big hotels and casinos stay open for a mostly local crowd. Our Batumi guide covers the city in every season.
Getting around in March
The lowland network runs its full timetable all month, holidays included; vans leave when full and there are fewer of them on the afternoon of the 8th. From Didube it is 20 GEL to Kazbegi and 25 GEL to Kutaisi, from Samgori 12 to 15 GEL to Telavi, and 25 to 35 GEL to Batumi. The Tbilisi to Batumi train runs on its winter timetable, two a day each way when our Tbilisi to Batumi page last read tkt.ge, in about four hours for 36 GEL second class or 76 GEL first (about $14 and $29); more trains run in summer. Our getting around guide has every route and price, our fare index carries the dated seat prices, and the trip planner strings them into a route. An airport arrival after 19:30 is after dark even at the end of the month; the airport guide has the bus 337 hours and the Bolt and desk taxi fares, and for a ski week the GoTrip airport-to-Gudauri leg above saves the night in town.
What to pack for March
Pack for two seasons and a wind. The mistake is to read the 13°C average and bring a spring wardrobe; the first ten days are often 5°C with a north wind, and the mountains are minus 7°C at night all month.
- A windproof shell and a warm mid-layer. The shell for Tbilisi's March wind, the mid-layer for the first week and every evening.
- Waterproof shoes with grip. Snow on about three Tbilisi mornings, slush on the Gudauri roads, mud on every path below 1,000 m.
- A light layer for the last ten days. 15 to 19°C afternoons on a terrace in Vera are normal from the 20th.
- Sunscreen and sunglasses for the skiing: March sun on snow at 3,000 m burns faster than anything in January.
- Antihistamines if tree pollen affects you at home; March and April are the worst months in Tbilisi.
- A scarf as a church head covering for the Lenten Sundays and for the wind.
- Swimwear for the shared pools at the baths.
Our packing guide has the full list by season, the packing list generator builds one for March and your route, and the insurance guide explains the mandatory travel insurance rule for visitors that has applied since 1 January 2026, and why ordinary policies stop at the piste markers.
What March costs
March is the last month of the low season in Tbilisi and the lowlands, and the prices show it: on the same Booking.com property pages, ibis budget Tbilisi Center was 99 GEL on 13 March, the figure our January guide found for 16 January, Fabrika 153 against 169, Rooms Hotel 497 and Stamba 764 against 731, so the city has not moved. The Women's Day weekend changes nothing in Tbilisi: all four rooms cost the same on the 6th. The mountain has flattened: a Gudauri Hillsite double was 200 GEL on 13 March and 180 on the 27th, against the 250 the same hotel asked for a triple in mid-January and the 811 the Marco Polo asked for New Year. Food, transport and entry fees do not change with the season, and cars are priced by the agency's window rather than the month. For a full daily budget by travel style, use our trip budget calculator and the budget guide behind it; our price index has the dated basket.
March prices, read 31 October 2026 (NBG rate 2.60 GEL to the dollar)
| Item | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ibis budget, double, 13 Mar | 99 GEL ($38) | ibis budget Tbilisi Center on Booking.com, scored 8.4, free cancellation; the same on 6 March |
| Fabrika, double, 13 Mar | 153 GEL ($59) | Standard double with shared bathroom, scored 8.2, free cancellation before 10 March; 169 GEL in mid-January |
| Rooms Hotel, 13 Mar | 497 GEL ($191) | Urban Queen Street Room, scored 8.5, free cancellation before 11 March; the same on 6 March |
| Stamba, Aviator Room, 13 Mar | 764 GEL ($294) | Scored 9.1, free cancellation before 10 March; 731 GEL in mid-January, 764 on 6 March |
| Gudauri Hillsite, 13 Mar | 200 GEL ($77) | Double with mountain view, scored 9.0, free cancellation before 6 March, breakfast 40 GEL; 180 GEL on 27 March |
| Best Western Gudauri, 13 Mar | 551 GEL ($212) | Standard king or twin with breakfast, non-refundable; 649 with free cancellation; scored 8.3; the same on 27 March |
| Gudauri Lodge, 13 Mar | 1,285 GEL ($494) | Double with mountain view and breakfast, non-refundable; 1,428 with free cancellation; scored 9.3 |
| Gudauri adult day pass | 70 GEL ($27) | 2025-26 list price; 30 percent off 1- to 6-day passes online from 11 March that season; the 2026-27 list appears in mid-December |
| Sulfur bath room, Chreli Abano | from 130 GEL/hour ($50) | Private room for two to four people; public baths 6 to 10 GEL a person |
| GoTrip driver, Tbilisi to Gudauri | 196 GEL ($75) | Per car, fixed; 206 from the airport, 210 to Stepantsminda, 191 to Sighnaghi |
| Van, Didube to Stepantsminda | 20 GEL ($8) | Cash, 3 to 3.5 hours, when the pass is open |
| Localrent compact, Tbilisi | from $21.25/day | Kia Rio or Hyundai Elantra, two-week window; Toyota Yaris 21.60 with no deposit, Subaru Forester with all-wheel drive 22.67 |
Prices checked 31 October 2026. Ranges reflect season and operator.
March mistakes to avoid
- Planning a hike. Tusheti, Juta, Truso, Ushguli and the Chaukhi pass are under snow until late May or June. March walking is the Tbilisi ridge, the botanical garden and Kakheti's lanes; Gergeti church is a 4x4.
- Booking the museums for the 3rd or the 8th. Both are public holidays and the museums, banks and offices close. The baths, the wine bars and the restaurants do not.
- Arriving on the 8th without a dinner booking. Women's Day fills every good table in Tbilisi from lunch to midnight. Book by the 6th.
- Skiing the afternoon. By mid-March the lower pistes are slush after 13:00. Be on the first lift at 10:00, ski high, stop at lunch.
- Driving to the mountains on summer tyres. The rule still applies and the pass still closes. Ask the agency, check the board the evening before, take a driver if in doubt.
- Packing for the average. 13°C is the mean of a 5°C first week and a 19°C last one. Bring the layers whatever the app says the day you leave.
- Expecting the coast to work. Batumi in March is its wettest spring month with the sea at 9°C; the beach season starts in mid-June.
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