Top Romania Mountain Bike Tours - page 2

We will see beathtaking mountain views , villages the way were hundreds of years ago , virgin forests , domestic animals in their backyard

If you want to go out in nature, near Bucharest, to do outdoor activities, we pick you up from your hotel and drive you to a adventure park set up in a forest at 30 km from the city centre. Here you have a choice between many activities according to preference and physical training. You can do horse riding, cycling, archery, climbing, ziplining, paint ball, mini-golf, walk through the woods and more. Here we find some restaurants where we can have lunch and then continue having fun. In the evening we will take you back to the hotel.

Explore Moldavia’s sophisticated capital city in a fun and athletic way on a bike tour of Iasi. Get a good workout as you climb Iasi’s seven hills and pedal past landmarks like the Palace of Culture, the Galata and Barnova Monasteries, ancient archaeological sites, and the leafy expanses of the Hamak and Ciric Recreational Areas. Ideal for riders with some experience, the 31-mile (50-km) route covers paved and unpaved trails and offers some challenging elevations gains.

Led by a CERN-trained particle physicist, the experience is both educational and awe-inspiring. It’s tailored to suit all ages and backgrounds: from curious kids to science enthusiasts, everyone is welcome. You’ll learn to use a high-quality telescope, identify constellations (including your zodiac sign), and hear fascinating stories about the universe and how astronomy and particle physics connect. Warm drinks are provided to keep you cozy, and the relaxed pace allows for stargazing, questions, and quiet reflection. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly activity or a deep dive into the cosmos, this tour offers a magical and meaningful evening under one of Europe’s clearest night skies.

Wander on a light cycling tour near Brasov all the way to the Orthodox Monastery in Cristian village and then through the Secular oak forest, enjoying a well-deserved traditional lunch made by the people in the village. ( lunch not included ) Detailed itinerary: The meeting point is at our office in Brasov, where we will get the bikes from. After getting familiarized with them, we will start cycling to Cristian village. On the way to the village, we will visit the "Sfantu Efrem cel Nou" Monastery and represents a building that citizens of Cristian are very fond of. Afterward, we will continue our journey through the secular oak forest which is declared to be a natural monument and is protected by law. The last stop on our way back to Brasov is at a well-known traditional cuisine restaurant in Cristian, where we will be served local goodies and enjoy the sunshine on the terrace. ( local goodies not included) You can ride 2 hours up to 5 hours. It's your choice.

Timisoara has a fascinating history marked by the fact that was belonging to different empires during the time. Cultural diversity and bursting city life makes it a perfect destination especially in warm months (march-October). Our tour is unique since we propose you to discover the city by bicycle and this give us the opportunity to cover all the main attractions in a pleasant way (and don't worry will be easy since Timisoara is located in flat lands)

You will have the chance to admire the beautiful surrounding mountains: Postăvaru, Bucegi, and of course, Piatra Craiului. Once we arrive in Magura, we gonna start our tour, go through the narrow country roads, we will have the Piatra Craiului mountain range on our right side and the majestic Bucegi mountains on our left side. After a short break in a local household where we will have the chance to taste the famous palinka or a homemade sour cherry liqueur ( included ), we will continue our journey between the rolling hills until we reach the mountain village of Peștera. On the road, we will stop at a local restaurant and serve a delicious traditional lunch ( not included ), while admiring the best view of the picturesque village and Piatra Craiului and Bucegi mountains. We will alternate the climbs and descents until we reach the beautiful Moieciu de Jos village. We will stop there at a panoramic view, return to Magura where we left the car and drive back to Brasov.

Take on some of Transylvania’s most iconic climbs, starting with the legendary Transfăgărășan, described as "The Best Road in the World" by Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson. This famous alpine road winds through the Carpathian Mountains with dramatic switchbacks, sweeping valleys and unforgettable high-altitude views. A true bucket-list ride. Along the way, explore the medieval town of Sighișoara, birthplace of Vlad the Impaler, and visit Biertan, home to one of the region’s best-preserved fortified churches. Your adventure finishes on the Transalpina, the highest road in Romania. Climb its spectacular mountain passes, enjoy wide-open panoramas, and celebrate completing one of the most scenic cycling routes in the country.

Maramureș is one of Romania’s most picturesque regions, known for its traditional villages, peaceful countryside and unique cultural heritage. Its most famous attractions are the wooden churches, outstanding examples of local craftsmanship. Eight are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The region is also home to talented artisans, from woodcarvers to potters. In places like Bârsana and Săcel, you’ll see their work up close and learn how these traditions are kept alive. To round off the experience, you’ll enjoy a ride on the Mocănița, a historic steam train that travels through the lush forests of the Wasser Valley. With its mix of culture, scenery and authentic rural life, Maramureș offers an unforgettable journey, especially when explored by bike.

Cycle through Romania’s breathtaking landscapes, from the medieval charm of Transylvania to the ecological paradise of the Danube Delta. Encounter iconic sites like Bran Castle, explore Saxon villages, and revel in the stunning biodiversity of the Delta, where over 300 bird species flourish. This fully guided tour includes bike rentals, accommodation, and daily breakfasts, ensuring a seamless adventure for cycling enthusiasts. With diverse terrains and an emphasis on cultural experiences, this trip is designed for active travelers seeking an unforgettable journey through Romania's natural and historical treasures. - 11-day cycling journey covering 458 km through Transylvania and the Danube Delta - Fully guided with bike provided, including options for electric bikes - Experience local culture with visits to medieval towns and traditional villages - Includes 10 nights accommodation and daily breakfasts, with detailed maps provided

On the roof —Padina Bucegi Padina Plateau - Peștera is one of the most popular areas in the Bucegi Mountains, being visited annually by tens of thousands of tourists The Padina - Peștera area, located in the Ialomiței Valley, at 1800 m high , attracts with the special charm of nature, of the unique landscapes in the country This mountain area stands out for the most spectacular landscapes, thanks to the high slopes, the steep slopes and the diversity of colors, the Bucegi Mountains being the most visited mountains in Romania. The Padina area in Dâmboviţa county was declared a resort of national interest in March 2018 and is entirely located in a natural park. It is unique in the country. It remains the only tourist area still untouched by financial investment, although the number of tourists increases from year to year. We will travel through one of the most beautiful ecological areas in Romania, all located in the heart of the Bucegi Mountains at over 1800 m altitude!

Take the guesswork out of finding ground transportation when you arrive at Bucharest International Airport (OTP) with this private transfer service. After retrieving your luggage, meet your driver in the arrivals hall or at your hotel, then enjoy a smooth ride to your accommodation anywhere in Bucharest. This transfer is also available in the reverse direction.

Pedal Sibiu’s old city, cycling paths, and top landmarks on a half-day bike tour that combines history and culture. Cycling is an ideal way to discover the old city’s narrow lanes and car-free squares, as well as the open-air Muzeul Astra—a sprawling museum depicting traditional village life in Romania. Want to keep exploring? There’s an optional visit to the Museum of Hunting (Muzeul de Vânătoare) when the tour concludes.

Time has stopped in those villages and fortified churches so everything is in the way they were hundreds of years ago.