Port of Tbilisi

The Tbilisi port, designated by UN/LOCODE GETBS in the capital region of Georgia, serves as a critical maritime and logistical hub nestled along the banks of the Kura River, approximately 8.5 kilometers from Tbilisi’s city center. With coordinates at 41.7151377 latitude and 44.827096 longitude, it strategically connects the Black Sea to regional and transcontinental trade networks, facilitating the movement of goods via sea, rail, and road infrastructure. Operating within the Asia/Tbilisi timezone, the port supports Georgia’s economic integration into Eurasian and Mediterranean commerce, leveraging its proximity to key markets in Europe and Asia. As a modern port facility, it accommodates diverse cargo types, from general merchandise to specialized industrial shipments, while its geographical position at the crossroads of continental and maritime routes enhances its role in regional supply chains. The port’s development reflects Tbilisi’s broader economic initiatives, underscoring its importance in bolstering cross-border trade efficiency and fostering logistical connectivity across southeastern Europe and the Caucasus region.