Top Romania Tours by Duration

Salt and wine, two ingredients without which life wouldn’t be the same! These are the key ingredients for our trip, as well. Prepare to visit the largest salt mine in Europe and take advantage of the therapeutic benefits of the mine. Later, enjoy a ride to one of the picturesque wine routes of Romania and find out the story of the winemaking tradition in our country. You will visit a beautiful wine cellar and have a traditional lunch in a very pleasant atmosphere.

The name “Bucovina” comes from the German word “Buchenland” and may be translated as “the Land of Beech Trees”. This land is now one of the most attractive and visited touristic areas in Romania which received in 1975 the Pomme d’Or international prize by The International Federation of Travel Writers and Tourism Journalists. The old monuments, the authentic rural life, the picturesque sceneries, the kind people, together with the famous frescoes (listed on the UNESCO Heritage list) are the key words when it comes to describing Bucovina.

This Bucharest Private Food Tour serves as a great introduction to the city’s food scene and shows you the ins and outs of where you may want to go back for a full meal during your trip. Plus, since this is a private experience, you’ll enjoy an intimate time in Bucharest eateries with your guide. Your guide tells you about what makes each place special to locals before trying sample dishes of traditional Romanian cuisine.

Get to know the many sides of Bucharest on a private six-hour tour.  Your guide will meet you at your hotel before your day of adventure begins. To ensure that you have a comprehensive experience, the tour is broken up into three main attractions: Parliament Palace, Village Museum, and the historical center. Explore each of them at your own pace with your private guide on hand to answer any questions.

Escape the city in favor of the Transylvanian wilderness on a 2-day bear watching tour from Bucharest. In a small group limited to 15, you’ll leave Romania’s capital far behind and venture to top Transylvania attractions such as Peles Castle, Sighisoara, Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle), and Brasov, home to the Gothic Biserica Neagră (Black Church). Plus, you’ll head deep into the forest to hopefully observe brown bears in their natural environment. Overnight accommodation, hotel pickup and drop-off, and breakfast are included.

Veer away from the traditional tourist path on a private 2-day tour of the Danube Delta. Begin with a visit to Constanta, which dates back to the 6th-century BCE and boasts a wealth of historical attractions including a Roman edifice and mosaic. After a restful night at a family-owned guesthouse in the fishing village of Murighiol, observe native wildlife during a boat tour along the delta. Conclude with a visit to Tulcea, before return to Bucharest.

Discover Romanian history and contemporary culture on a private 6-day tour. The exclusive excursion is perfect for adventurous travelers who hate planning. See the most famous attractions of Transylvania, including Bran and Peles Castles, along with lesser known gems, such as the UNESCO listed painted churches of Bucovina. With private transportation and lodgings taken care of, all you have to do is sit back and enjoy the journey.

Discover Transylvania on this private day trip from Bucharest that combines the region’s medieval history with some of its most captivating animals. See dozens of rescued Carpathian brown bears in a natural forested habitat at the Liberty Bear Sanctuary in Zarnesti. Later, explore a world of knights, princes, and Ottoman warfare at the imposing 14th-century Rasnov Fortress.

Visit Unirea Salt Mine and historic LacertA Winery on a full-day, private trip from Bucharest that tailors the two top attractions to your schedule. Exploring with a private guide means personalized insights into Romanian history and culture, as you go deep underground then savor an included tasting of six local wines.

Get an up-close and personal look at the legends of Romania on this 2-day private tour of Dracula’s Castle and Sighisoara from Bucharest. Avoid the hassles of traveling with a large group, and instead venture to the heart of Romania with your own knowledgeable private guide. Take a two-day trip through Transylvania while learning about Romania’s history, medieval towns and myths.

Romania’s sprawling, modern capital can be intimidating to explore on your own, so let a licensed guide reveal the city’s most interesting landmarks and turbulent history on a private tour of Bucharest. A dedicated vehicle take the stress out of navigating the city so you can simply hop out at top sights like Parliament Palace, Revolution Square, and the Village Museum.

The tour is a good introduction to the Romania's cultural heritage, history and life. Along the tour you will discover the beauty of the Charpathian Mountains with its most famous castles (Bran Dracula's Castle), palaces (Peles Castle at Sinaia) and mediaeval towns (Brasov).

Enjoy a cultural adventure away from the tourist crowds on a 2-day tour of the Maramures region. All-inclusive transportation takes your group to Surdesti, Sapanta, and Bogdan Voda. Visit the Surdesti Wooden Church, before stopping at the unexpectedly uplifting Merry Cemetery. After a restful night at a guesthouse, take a scenic train ride into the Vaser Valley where you can see the wooden church of St. Nicholas.

This tour includes visit of the Peles Castle, the former residence of the Romanian Royal Family followed by a visit with wine tasting and traditional lunch including 3 course meal and water at Azuga Wine Cellars (founded in 1892 and “Official wine supplier of the Royal Family”).

Spend two days immersed in the medieval legends and dramatic scenery of Transylvania on this guided tour from Brasov that combines the best of Romanian culture and nature. Hike among the most majestic peaks of the Carpathians in Piatra Craiului National Park, tap into the region’s vampiric lore at Bran Castle, and imagine medieval sieges at imposing Rasnov Fortress. Get a taste of mountain village life with an overnight stay at a local guesthouse and included meals.

A small group day tour to the impressive Rupea Fortress and to the epic Racos Geological Complex. The Quaternary basaltic eruptions from Persani Mountains area represent the last manifestations of volcanism in the Carpathian Mountains and form the "Basalt Triangle" (Racos - Rupea - Comana de Sus). The volcanic eruptions took place between 2 - 0.5 million years ago and the most important basalt outcrops are protected nowadays by the following geo-sites of national importance: Racos Geological Complex and Rupea Basaltic cliff. Today the Racos Geological Complex preserves the Quaternary basaltic volcanic eruptions from approximately 1.3 - 1.5 millions years ago that are visible today in the three quarries. Visit Brazi Basalt Quarrie where Brazi Lake started to form after the mining activities stopped, called by the locals the Emerald Lake. Continue to the Bazalt Columns Natural Monument. The basalt mining stopped in the 1960s, when the site was declared a natural monument.

Via Transilvanica Experience – Poiana Mărului to Râșnov | 3 Days. A guided journey through Terra Borza Teutonica, the historic land of the Teutonic Knights! Traverse one of the Via Transilvanica's most picturesque and historically layered stretches, connecting Poiana Mărului’s rustic charm, Zărnești’s mountain allure, Bran’s legendary past, and Râșnov’s Saxon legacy. Over three days, gentle hikes are interwoven with tales of Teutonic knights, Saxon pioneers, and the enduring spirit of rural Transylvania. Why This Via Transilvanica Experience? Over three days, this Via Transilvanica expedition immerses you in authentic rural rhythms, Saxon culture, and stunning Carpathian views. Journey through Poiana Mărului’s vibrant village life, historic towns such as Zărnești and Bran, and the fortified Saxon enclave of Râșnov, all brought to life by tales of Teutonic knights, Saxon settlers, and cherished traditions.

If you’re short on time but want to see the best of Romania, take a three-day private sightseeing tour. You’ll explore Brasov, Dracula’s Castle, and more with a private guide.  In addition to two nights accommodation in a four-star hotel, you’ll also enjoy the convenience of end-to-end transportation, included entrance fees, and a three-course dinner. The tour concludes with a comfortable driving tour of Bucharest and airport drop-off.

Make the most of your time in Transylvania on a bike tour of the region’s cultural highlights. Zip between sites with ease, while still enjoying an intimate experience of landmarks including Cisnădioara’s fortified church, Emil Cioran Memorial House, and the pastoral villages Poplaca and Rășinari. Meet your guide at a central Sibiu location, and benefit from their insight as you explore the region together.

Experience some of Transylvania's lesser-known natural and cultural treasures on this full-day combo tour from Sibiu. Take the scenic alpine Transfagarasan highway, one of Europe's highest road, into the Fagaras Mountains, where you'll hike to the glacial Balea Lake. Admire the diverse architecture of Romania at the Gothic Cistercian Abbey near Cârţa and the stately 18th-century Brukenthal Palace, a masterwork of Baroque style.

Embark on a journey to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sighisoara on this full-day small-group tour from Sibiu. Discover the 16th-century fortress complete with nine towers and many ornate churches that is also the birthplace of the Vlad the Impaler, also known as Dracula. Stop at the UNESCO-listed Biertan village, a key Saxon town with a fortified church, on the way back to Bucharest.

Enjoy a guided tour of the Balkans and discover more than 10 Unesco World heritage sites in 8 contries in 14 days: Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia and Hungary.

Today you will have the chance to try the traditional Romanian food made by our hosts in their homes with natural local farm-fresh ingredients. The location will be in a village near Brasov, in a pleasant environment that will make us feel more the customs and the traditional Romania. We will have a 3-course homemade dinner, with soup, a main course made at the cauldron and the must-have dessert. And the traditional homemade plum brandy and homemade juices are included so that we will faster can get deeper into the local culture.

The forest ranger will meet you right near the old city centre of Brasov in the afternoon and will take you in an air-conditioned minivan or car into the hills of Transylvania, near Brasov. In Romania, more than 5.000 brown bears are living, and we will go to see them in the natural environment. On the way to the forest, you will learn more details about these fascinating animals, what are their habits and how they can become so big. After the arrival, you will go together with the ranger to the observatory where quietly we will wait to start to see the bears. There's around a 90% chance of seeing the enormous animals, and you may be lucky enough to observe everything from large males to mothers playing with their cubs. Besides the bears, we can have the chance to see other wildlife such as boar, roe and red deer, and the game birds are known to live here. Please note: Please wear comfortable shoes, we will need to go from the car to the observatory by walking.