Unlimited Mileage Car Rental in Georgia

Unlimited mileage car rental in Georgia means you drive as far as the trip needs and pay nothing for extra kilometres at the end. At DRACARS mileage is unlimited on every car.

Unlimited mileage car rental at DRACARS

There is no daily cap, no cap for the whole rental and no separate cap for one-way trips. You can collect the car in one major city and return it in another, and the kilometres in between add nothing to the bill.

The minimum rental is one day, so even a single long day in the mountains will not run into a mileage limit. For a month or more there is long-term rental, and its mileage is unlimited too.

Why kilometres add up fast in Georgia

On the map Georgia looks small, which makes a mileage cap easy to underestimate. The best of it is spread across the country: wine valleys in the east, mountains in the north, canyons near Kutaisi and the sea in the west.

Mountain roads follow rivers and passes, so they run much longer than a straight line suggests. A week that looks relaxed on paper quickly adds up once you include one mountain day and one detour to a waterfall. Drive back to where you started, and the total nearly doubles.

A route without counting kilometres

It is easiest to start in the capital: collect the car in Tbilisi and head west towards the sea. A rough plan for a week to ten days:

• Tbilisi and Kakheti — the city and a wine day in the east, with Sighnaghi above the Alazani valley.
• Georgian Military Road — Ananuri fortress and Kazbegi in the north, a long day there and back.
• Kutaisi — the Martvili and Okatse canyons and Prometheus Cave in the west.
• Batumi — the sea, Gonio and the Adjara hills at the end of the trip.

Finish by the sea and there is no drive back: Tbilisi → Batumi is usually free, and if there is a fee, its amount is named when you book. The order can change, too: if the weather turns in the mountains, Kutaisi and the canyons can wait a couple of days. Name your return city in the request.

Every car may go to Kazbegi and the Adjara hills except the premium class and low saloons. The insurance never covers tyres or the underbody on any road, and the renter pays for their repair, so take gravel and rocks slowly.

How to spread the kilometres over the days

Without a cap it is easy to plan too long a route, so plan by hours on the road rather than distance on the map. Mountain stretches are slower than flat ones, and a day with a pass is a full day even if the kilometres look modest.

Alternate long drives with days when the car stays at the hotel or is only needed for short trips. That way tiredness does not build up by the end of the week, and you still have time for what you came to see.

A long drive for two

On a route of several hundred kilometres it helps to take turns at the wheel. A second driver aged 21 or over with at least 1 year of experience is added free, so you can share the driving at no extra cost. Include the second driver in your request with their age and years of driving.

On a long stretch, swap every two or three hours and plan stops in towns along the way rather than on a switchback. Take mountain sections in daylight: on an unfamiliar road in the dark, you tire faster than you expect.

What to check with other rental companies

Where there is a cap, every kilometre over it is charged, and the bill arrives on the last day, when you return the car. Before you book, ask:

• Is there a cap at all — and if so, per day or for the whole rental.
• The fee per extra kilometre — as an exact amount, in writing.
• One-way trips — whether they carry a separate cap.
• Class of car — whether the cap changes from class to class.

Get the answers in the chat, so the message is to hand if a question comes up at the return. If the reply is "the cap will be enough for your trip", ask for the exact figure: without it, offers cannot be compared.

In short

Send a request with your dates and the cities where you want to collect and return the car.