Top Moldova Adventure Tours

Wine culture is such a big part of Moldova heritage. The story of Milestii Mici Winery begins in an old stone-extracting mine, where the extraction of limestone over the years inadvertently created the perfect environment for wine maturation and storage. The Mileștii Mici winery is known for having tunnels over a total length of 200km and the largest wine cellar in the world. Today, the collection exceeds 2 million bottles and can be visited at any time of the year, with a constant underground temperature between 12-14 degrees Celsius. The winery is located approximately 16 kilometers south of Chișinău, in the Ialoveni district. Embarking on a journey to Mileștii Mici Winery offers not just a taste of exceptional wines but also an immersive experience into Moldova's rich cultural and historical tapestry.

Experience life in the countryside on this private farmhouse tour. Hike through the limestone outcroppings, and along the valley carved by the river. Discover Old Orhei, the medieval cave monastery hidden on the cliff - an archaeologically, culturally and historically significant site. Feel like a farmer for a day at Ferma Veche guesthouse - feeding the animals and enjoying the picturesque countryside.

Most visitors to Transnistria see Soviet monuments and city squares. This tour takes you beyond them – into hidden military sites, underground tunnels, and places that even many locals have never visited. Just outside Tiraspol, in the villages of Parkany and Bychok, a forgotten layer of history still survives. Highlights include: 1. A real WWII-era defensive bunker (DOT) hidden on the outskirts of Parkany. 2. Exclusive access to a decommissioned Soviet anti-hail rocket station – an experience unavailable on any other tour in Transnistria. See original rocket models and an authentic launch control panel. 3. Exploration of underground limestone tunnels stretching for hundreds of kilometers beneath Bychok. 4. A walk along the Dniester River to a giant Soviet red star carved directly into the rock. 5. A panoramic viewpoint overlooking the Dniester. Led by Andrew, a local guide born and raised in Transnistria, this tour reveals a side of Transnistria that most visitors will never see.