Top Romania Bird Watching

Lying some 25 kilometers north of Brasov, we find the "Carpathian Delta". This is a protected area of 415 hectares of wetlands, which include habitats such as water surfaces, streams, marshes, grasslands, farmland, and peat bogs. This special place is home to more than 200 species of birds, including protected species such as Botaurus Stellaris, Eurasian Bittern, or Ardea Purpurea, Purple Heron Furthermore, this area contains Transylvania's highest number of Black Stork (Ciconia nigra), Great Egret (Ardea alba), and Greater White-fronted Goose (Anser albifrons). All you need is a binocular, which we provide you with. Of course, if you want to capture extraordinary photos, you will need a good camera.

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.