Top Moldova Nature and Wildlife Tours

Explore Chisinau’s historic landmarks and gain a private perspective of the city’s green spaces on an eco-friendly bike tour. Zip across the city centre with ease, covering more distance than possible by foot, while learning about the city’s varied history from our guide. It’s an active and flexible way to experience the diverse architecture and contemporary culture of our capital.

Reconnect with nature and discover the hidden treasures of Moldova on this unforgettable full-day experience. Enjoy a guided 3-hour hiking trail through the Plaiul Fagului Nature Reserve, one of the country's most pristine protected areas. Walk beneath ancient trees, breathe in the fresh forest air, and immerse yourself in the peaceful beauty of Moldova's legendary Codri woodlands while learning about the reserve's unique flora and fauna. After your nature adventure, visit Casa Mierii (The Honey House) in the picturesque village of Răciula, where you'll discover Moldova's centuries-old beekeeping traditions and savour delicious natural honey and local products. Complete your journey at the beautiful Frumoasa Monastery, a tranquil spiritual sanctuary nestled among rolling hills and lush countryside. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and curious travellers alike, this tour combines hiking, authentic local experiences, and cultural heritage, offering a unique glimpse of Moldova.

Unlike a typical day trip, this is a private and flexible experience starting in Chișinău. There’s no fixed script or mandatory stops — we can adapt the day to what interests you. As Moldova’s neighbour, Ukraine’s history and changes have always been close to us. We didn’t live through everything ourselves, but we felt the repercussions, watched the changes unfold, and experienced many of them from just across the border. Your local guide will share that neighbour’s perspective — not a formal history lecture, but honest conversations, personal observations, stories, and opinions about Ukraine, Moldova, and the connections between the two. More than visiting Odesa, it’s about understanding it through the eyes of someone from the neighbouring country.

Just 12 miles (20 kilometers) south of Moldova’s capital Chișinău lies Milestii Mici, a vast wine cellar said to accommodate about 2 million bottles. With this tour, a driver takes the wheel, ferrying guests to and around the underground complex. On a guided tour of the cellar, learn about Moldovan viticulture, and sample three different wines as well as typical Moldovan dishes.

Unlike a typical tour, this is a private and fully customizable experience — no fixed script, no mandatory stops, and no formal lectures. Transnistria is not just history from a textbook. It’s part of the history we grew up with. We learned about the Soviet period in school, heard stories from our parents and grandparents, and still see its influence in everyday life today. Your local guide brings that personal connection to the tour through real stories, casual conversations, jokes, and honest perspectives — including what people who actually lived through that period remember and think. Less like a history tour, more like spending a day with a local who grew up with the history you're discovering.

Discover Moldova's rich winemaking history as you embark on a wine tasting tour to two prestigious vineyards. Visit an underground wine cellar in Cricova for a tour of the maturing and sparkling wine sections and enjoy a tasting with snacks. Then, head to Milestii Mici Winery, home to the world's largest wine collection, where you learn even more about wine and enjoy a guided tasting.

Old Orhei (Orheiul Vechi) is one of Moldova’s most captivating cultural and historical sites, offering travelers the perfect blend of breathtaking scenery, ancient history, and authentic local life. A visit to Old Orhei is a journey into a mystical landscape where nature and history come together in perfect harmony. Walking through Old Orhei feels like exploring a living painting, where each turn of the path reveals another breathtaking vista. Château Vartely is one of Moldova’s most enchanting wine destinations, inviting travelers to discover a world where exceptional wine, refined culture, and unforgettable hospitality come together in perfect harmony. A visit to Château Vartely is not just a stop on a winery tour — it is a celebration of the senses and an immersion into the heart of Moldovan winemaking traditions. Depending on the number of bookings, sometimes the tour could be private or shared with small groups, up to 8-10 people.

One of the most popular places of interest in Moldova is a touristic zone called Old Orhei(Orheiul Vechi), which is situated on the Raut River (Răut Rău). It is a nation’s patrimony, which is located about 60 km away from the capital city Chisinau, among three villages: Butuceni, Morovaia and Trebujeni. Orhei Vechi is an archeological and historical complex, which consists of two moderate but very old museums, ancient rocky church and also several private old-fashioned hotels in a very traditional style, located in villages Butuceni and Trebujeni. Old Orhei is an exceptionally quiet and delightful place with impressive landscapes and huge historical background which bring the tourists to discover Moldova's ancient roots. After a 2 hours exploration, you will have a unique opportunity to participate in a master class on cooking traditional Moldovan dishes - placinte.  During the lunch you can try your creation.

Take a break from the busy streets of Chisinau and discover more about Moldovan culture on this full-day excursion. Alongside a private guide, head to Old Orhei where you have time to explore the village and archaeological complex. Then, head to Cricova Winery where you learn about the region’s rich winemaking traditions and tour the massive underground tunnels.

Maximize your time in Moldova on this full-day tour from Chisinau and visit two popular attractions in one day. Discover Moldova’s winemaking heritage and enjoy a guided wine tasting during a tour of the Cricova winery, famous for its ‘underground city’ of wine cellars. After an included business lunch, explore Tiraspol, Moldova’s second-largest city and the unofficial capital of the Transnistrian Moldovan Republic.