Tours and Activities

During this trip the ancient realm of Dobrogea will reveal itself. Three monuments dating back to the Dacian era and an important orthodox pilgrimage site dating from the XIth century A.D will be your destination.

On this two hour tour, discover the lost glory and modern beauty that Bucharest has to offer.

In the beginning we will leave Bucharest for a visit at Sinaia Monastery and Peles Castle in Sinaia. The trip ends with a wine tasting at the notorious Cellars of Rhein – Azuga, supplier of the Romanian Royal Court between the world wars. The gift shop offers you a wide variety of wines. After the ...

A one-day trip to experience bonding with nature, enter a unique territory – the Danube Delta, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The waters of Danube River, which flows into the Black Sea, form the second largest and best preserved Europe’s deltas. It hosts more than 300 species of birds and 45 fish ...

Shared day trip from Bucharest to Curtea de Arges Monastery, The Ruins of Poienari Castle (Vlad the Impaler's Castle) and Vidraru Dam (Vidraru Lake), back to Bucharest. Some of the best sights from Romania.

Shared day trip from Bucharest to Sighisoara then back at Bucharest. One of the most beautiful Romanian Medieval City

Embark on this small group day trip from Bucharest to discover an important part of Romanian history hidden at Targoviste. On this tour you will learn details about the famous Vlad Tepes, also known as Dracula as well as details from Romania's recent history.

You will hike in the Carpathians forested mountains of Transylvania, discovering beautiful countryside and explore historic towns reaching, the legendary home of Dracula.

Day 1: Bucharest, Targoviste – visits to the Princely Court and Church, Curtea de Arges Monastery, Corbii de Piatra (Stone Ravens) Monastery, Pitesti, Ramnicu Valcea, over night at Ranca. — Day 2: Ranca, Targu Jiu – visit Constantin Brancusi World War I monuments, Hobita – Brancusi Memorial House ...

A two-day trip meant to trace the Dacian and Roman origins of the Romanian people (Tropaeum Traiani from Adamclisi), to catch a glimpse of the Romanian spiritual life at Saint Andrew Monastery and to admire Queen Mary of Romania’s castle in Balchik (Bulgaria). The second day of the journey is ...