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Transylvania Tours & Trips

Embark on an unforgettable journey, touring through Bucharest, Sinaia, Magura, and other amazing destinations in Romania . Trace the roots of Dracula, explore the many castles and treat yourself with the authentic local cuisine throughout your adventure.

127 Transylvania tour packages with 243 reviews

• In-depth Cultural
• Coach / Bus

Transylvania Castles tour in 4 days from Bucharest

Our guide, Taian, was ideal. He is a fount of knowledge, passionate about history and culture and a most considerate companion, generous with his time and concerned about the comfort of each member of the group. He is also a skillful driver, which is essential in Romania's awful traffic. One big negative for the trip is that TourRadar in the brochure warns that Peles Castle is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays and therefore any tour starting on those days will travel in the opposite direction, allowing the splendour of this magnificent castle to be fully explored. This did not happen. We arrived on Tuesday and only the ground floor was open. This was a major disappointment because Peles is perhaps the grandest castle in the whole of Romania. In other words, the circumstance that eventuated had been foreseen by TourRadar but not catered for, as promised in the brochure.

• €100 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

• Sightseeing

Discover Transylvania from Airport Bucharest

Adrian was excellent. He was considerate & very patient with us older women . He is very knowledgeable & explains well. We were also Blessed with great weather. Adrian is a Romanian your country and any mother would be proud of. Thank you.

Discover Medieval Transylvania Small Group Tour - 7 days

The tourist guide was excellent.

• Hiking & Trekking
• Mountain Hikes

Hiking in South Transylvania

The Carpathian Mountains of Romania are stunning and we enjoyed each day of hiking this beautiful area. Kosten our hiking guide was knowledgeable and adjusted our daily hikes per our requests. His expertise and humour greatly enriched our experience. Accommodations and meals were good and mixing in some cultural sites of the area was a bonus. A great week!

Adventure trip to Transylvania in 3 days from Bucharest (small group tour)

Laurentiu was excellent- everything we did was brilliant and fun. Great location, very well organised thank you

Discover Transylvania - small group tour, guaranteed departure

5 Days Transylvania Tour from Bucharest to Budapest

Bucharest to Budapest with Trip2Ro would have to be the highlight of our journey, this tour was made even more special by George taking us to Peles Castle on Sunday afternoon as the castle would be closed Mon/Tues the castle was amazing. Our guide for the tour which actually commenced on Monday was Liviu and from our first meeting we could tell he was passionate about his country and enjoyed sharing his knowledge (of which there was an abundance). Liviu looked after us in a caring manner and took us to some amazing sites and local restaurants, he used the car trip time to brief us on the history and culture of the next site and answer any questions. We think the tour was a great experience and would highly recommend to anyone wishing to visit Romania, thank you George and Liviu for a great trip, Brian and Rae Thomas, Australia

Dracula Tour in Romania from Bucharest including 'The Ritual of Killing of a Living Dead

This was my dream vacation come true. I will treasure these memories forever. However, the Tour Radar brochure shows this tour is for people 7 - 90 years old. This is very deceiving. There is no way a 90 year old could do all the walking involved. This is a very intense walking tour and there is much walking every day. This needs to be specified. There would be very little wheelchair access along this tour. Additionally, Poienari Fortress has been closed for several years with no plan to reopen anytime soon. This attraction was one of the reasons I booked this specific tour. You need to remove it from the brochure. Again, it is very misleading. Also remove the Borgo Pass, as they do not go there. This was another attraction I wanted to see but did not get to. You may want to add to the brochure that there are several hotels that do not have air conditioning. All that being said I had the most wonderful time.

Best of Romania, 2 special dinners and a show

Cities and UNESCO sites are more beautiful than I expected, tour guide Cristian of operator Transylvania life is excellent and helpful all the time.

Premium Belgrade to Bucharest

3 Days Tour in Transylvania: Peles& Dracula's Castle, Sighisoara & Salt Mine

The guide (Florin) was excellent and I have no complaints there at all. I was very surprised to be the only one on the tour. I was shocked to find that we did not spend the night in Sighisoara as per the itinerary but drove back to Brasov. The hotel in Brasov was sub standard. Lights didn’t work properly - owner just laughed. Door handle was off bathroom door - I screwed it on myself. The biggest shock was the price. I paid over 220usd extra for a single supplement yet I could have booked a (better) room in this hotel for 40usd per night, online. Breakfast started at 10am but we left 8:15-8:30 each day so I had to find my own breakfast and get reimbursed. Starbucks was the only option open on the first morning. Meals that Florin recommended (not included) were excellent. No entrance fees are included for any of the visits so this is an exceptionally expensive tour and not one I could recommend with that cost. Further to being the only one on the tour... This needs to be notified. Like many solo female travellers, I will not venture out alone at night in unfamiliar countries/cities.

3 Days Dracula Tour in Transylvania

It's a wonderful region and the itinerary is stellar, full of beautiful, unforgettable sights. Our guide was an excellent driver and very friendly, but we felt he lacked a bit in terms of in-depth knowledge of the places and things we were seeing. Nevertheless, in general it was an amazing experience and we can't wait to return to Romania!

4 days Tour of Transylvania from Budapest to Bucharest

Awesome trip with a great guide. Everything worked flawlessly. Trip destinations selected were very interesting and beautiful to see. The guide was very knowledgeable and an excellent driver. Good hotels in nice little towns as overnight stops with enough 'free time' to go exploring too. Would recommend this to anyone who is interested in the landscape, history, architecture and people of Romania but does not want the rigidity, crowdedness and hurry of large groups or single day excursions.

Discover Medieval and Wild Transylvania, Meet the Brown Bears, and Count Dracula

Florin was a great guide. He had a great depth of knowledge about the history of Romania, and his selection of events and timing was perfect. As a solo traveler, I felt very safe and well informed throughout the whole process, and he made a great travel partner for those few days. I'd highly recommend him to anyone looking to explore Romania.

• Christmas & New Year

Private Dracula Tour 6-Day in Transylvania from Bucharest with Hotel Pick Up/ Drop Off

This tour exceeded our expectations! Our guide was excellent and full of knowledge.

What people love about Transylvania Tours

Our four day Transylvania castles tour was fabulous. Our guide Traian was excellent. Knowledgeable, friendly, and very respectful of our time and wishes regarding variations to the plan. Hotel accommodations were very good. Fantastic way to experience Transylvania

Die Tour war genauso, wie ich sie mir vorgestellt hatte. Alle Programmpunkte waren gut organisiert und vorbereitet. Vielen Dank an meinen Reiseleiter Adrian, der stets auf meine Wünsche einging, meine Fragen beantwortete und mir auch genügend freie Zeit gab, um selbstständig auf Entdeckungstour zu gehen. Seine Betreuung war wirklich hervorragend. Die Hotels waren ebenfalls sehr gut, wobei das Hotel in Sibiu besonders zu nennen ist. Vielen Dank für eine wunderschöne, erlebnisreiche Reise!!

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THE 10 BEST Transylvania Walking Tours

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• Historical & Heritage Tours
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• Walking Tours
• Up to 1 hour
• 1 to 4 hours
• 4 hours to 1 day
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1. Transylvania and Dracula Castle Full Day Tour from Bucharest

2. Cluj-Napoca: 2.5-Hour Guided Walking Tour

3. Brasov Old Town Small-Group Walking Tour

4. Small Group Walking Tour Of Brasov Old Town

5. The Classic Tour of Timisoara

6. City Tour Sibiu in English

7. Dracula’s Tour – Vampires, Ghosts and Haunted Places in Bran

8. Discover Apuseni Mountains - Scarita Summit,Sipote Waterfall and Dumesti Village

9. Private Walking Tour of Sibiu

10. Timisoara: Shared Guided Tour in English

11. Carpathians in Romania: Piatra Craiului National Park with native Spanish guide.

12. Hiking back in time: The Remote Villages of Banat

13. Secret Treasure of King Matia Outdoor Escape Game in Cluj

14. 2 Days Private Tour in Transylvania from Bucharest - 4 Medieval Cities

15. Taste Romania - Timisoara's Food Tour

16. From Sibiu: day trip to Dacian Fortress, Hunyadi Castle and Alba Iulia Citadel

17. Cluj-Napoca Walking City Tour

18. Timisoara All in One - Walking and Tram Tour

19. Private tour to Transfagarasan Road and Wild Brown Bears

20. Bran Castle, Peles Castle and Brasov City - Private Tour from Bucharest

21. Timisoara Downtown Dream Tour

22. Pub Crawl in Cluj

23. City Tour Sighisoara in English

24. Village life in Transylvanian Carpathian mountains - 8 days

25. 3-Hour Cultural Walking Tour of Oradea

26. Guided visit in Spanish to the medieval center of Brasov (native Spanish guide).

27. Daily Sightseeing Tour Sibiu

28. Half-Day Private Food and Wine Walking Tour Oradea Romania

29. The Grand Tour of Communist Ages at Timisoara

30. One Way trip to Alba Iulia and Turda Salt Mine, drop off in Timisoara, from Cluj

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THE 10 BEST Transylvania Tours & Excursions

Transylvania tours.

• Historical & Heritage Tours
• Cultural Tours
• Ghost & Vampire Tours
• Up to 1 hour
• 1 to 4 hours
• 4 hours to 1 day
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1. Bucharest to Dracula Castle, Peles Castle and Brasov Guided Tour

2. Dracula's Castle, Peles Castle and Brasov Day Trip from Bucharest

3. Dracula's Castle, Peles Castle and Brasov - Private Day Trip from Bucharest

4. Transfăgărășan Top Gear Road, Wild Brown Bears, Small group max 8

5. Transylvania and Dracula Castle Full Day Tour from Bucharest

6. Small-Group Day Trip to Dracula's Castle, Brasov and Peles Castle from Bucharest

7. Dracula's Castle, Brasov and Peles Full-Day Tour from Bucharest

8. Salt Mine Entrance Ticket and Transfer from Bucharest

9. Curly Tour - Day trip from Cluj :)

10. Day Trip Bear Sanctuary, Bran Castle, Rasnov Fortress from Brasov

11. Private Day Trip to Peles Castle, Dracula's Castle and Brasov

12. Sighisoara and Viscri Private Full-Day Tour from Brasov

13. Bran Castle and Rasnov Fortress Tour from Brasov with Optional Peles Castle Visit

14. Peles Castle, Bran Castle & Rasnov Fort. private tour from Brasov

15. One day trip Bear Sanctuary, Dracula Castle, Rasnov Fortress from Brasov

16. Day Trip To Turda Salt Mine, Rimetea Village & Coltesti Fortress

17. Day Trip to Bran Castle, Peles Castle and Brasov from Bucharest

18. Peles Castle , Bran Castle , Rasnov Fortress,Sinaia Monastery Tour from Brasov

19. Small Group Tour to Viscri Church Sighisoara Town Rupea Fortress

20. Dracula’s Tour – Vampires, Ghosts and Haunted Places in Bran

21. Castles of Transylvania: Private Day Trip from Bucharest

22. Small-Group Brown Bear-Watching Experience from Brasov

23. Sighisoara and Biertan: UNESCO in Transylvania

24. Bucharest to Transfăgărășan Top Gear Road Wild Brown Bears Trip

25. 1 Day ATV Tour in Carpathian Mountains

26. 2-Day Medieval Transylvania with Brasov,Sibiu and Sighisoara Tour from Bucharest

27. Private 4-Day Tour in Transylvania including Transfagarasan Road from Bucharest

28. Dracula's Castle, Peles Castle and old town Brasov from Bucharest

29. Turda salt mine (4h, from Cluj)

30. Day Trip & Bear Watching in the Land of Volcanoes

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• Dracula's Castle, Peles Castle and Brasov Day Trip from Bucharest
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Adventure Transylvania

Immersive Romania tours

Romania walking tour

• Transportation Private minibus
• Accomodation 3 Stars Hotels
• Departure from Bucharest
• Best season May - October
• Tour type Walking, Trekking
• Meals All meals
• Language English,
• Fitness level Moderate
• Group Size 2-6

What to expect on our Romania walking tours! Explore breathtaking landscapes and historic wonders as you take a stroll through the charming countryside. With only light backpacks to carry, you’ll get to fully immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the country.

Our base camp in the picturesque town of Bran is the perfect starting point for your journey. Nestled on the border of two national parks in the Carpathian Mountains, you’ll get to enjoy lovely day hikes and unwind in comfortable lodgings with private bathrooms and hot showers. Plus, savor the delicious taste of Romanian cuisine for a truly delightful experience.

• Bucegi National Park
• Piatra Craiului National Park
• Bran Castle
• Zarnesti Cayon

Your guide will meet you at either Bucharest Airport or your hotel in Bucharest, and you will drive together to Transylvania, through the Carpathian Mountains, a journey of about 3 hours.

Upon arrival, you will check in at the lodge in Bran, where you will stay for the entire 6-night duration of the tour, so you don't have to worry about packing and unpacking daily.

Before dinner, there will be an opportunity for a brief exploratory walk in the surrounding area.

we embark on a hike through the breathtaking Zarnesti Gorges! As we begin our journey, we'll gently make our way through a narrow limestone canyon, a former cave whose ceiling collapsed millions of years ago, creating this spectacular natural wonder.

After about 3 hours of hiking, we'll arrive at the beautiful Curmatura chalet where we'll enjoy a hearty lunch on the terrace while surrounded by jagged peaks and fairytale meadows.

On our way back, we'll take another trail through the woods, along the Cat's Canyon, and back down into the Zarnesti Gorges and to the pickup point.

And that's not all, we'll also get to explore the 13th-century mountaintop fortress at Rasnov Fortress, one of the most spectacular strongholds of Transylvania, built by the Teutonic Knights and listed as one of the top 10 snow castles in the world by Conde Nast Traveler.

You'll learn about the rich history of the fortress, which was enlarged by the villagers of Rasnov and became a small walled city protecting them from invaders. The villagers even built an impressive 480-foot-deep well to get the vital water needed during prolonged sieges that lasted for weeks or even months.

After a day filled with adventure, we'll spend the night back in Bran.

Distance: 10 km, ascent: 600 meters, descent: 600 meters – Duration: about 4 hours.

A 3 hours round trip to Magura, one of the most photographed villages in Romania. Traditional houses, scattered on superb green hills, wildflowers, and the tranquil sound of cowbells, all gathered in the most stunning mountainous landscape.

Visit Bran Castle in the afternoon. The castle was built in the 14th century on the border between Transylvania (Hungarian Empire) and Wallachia (controlled but the Turkish Ottoman Empire) It is hard to imagine the magnitude of the battles that this castle withstood during its 600 years of existence. Latter in 1889 Bram Stocker picked Bran Castle to be the gloomy castle of the terrifying Count Dracula. The castle is anyway, one of the best medieval structures in Romania

Distance 10 km, ascent 200 Meters, descent 200 meters – Duration about 4 hours

Return to our lodge for the night

Get ready to immerse yourself in history and culture as we explore the beautifully preserved, historic center of Brasov! On our guided walk, we'll discover the charming cobbled streets and marvel at the stunning architecture as we hear incredible, centuries-old stories.

Some of the highlights of our tour include the Council Square, the Gothic Black Church, blackened by a fire more than 300 years ago, and the "Rope Street," one of the narrowest streets in Europe. Then we'll venture outside of the city walls to the Black Tower for a breathtaking panorama of the old Brasov.

But the adventure doesn't end there, we'll also hike to Tampa Peak, a 2.5-hour trail starting from the historic center of Brasov. At the top, you'll be rewarded with an awe-inspiring view of the medieval town 700 feet below.

After a day filled with history, culture, and amazing views, we'll return to our cozy lodgings in Bran for the night.

In the morning we visit the LiBearty bear sanctuary in Zarnesti. A place where brown bears were rescued from improper zoos and circuses. Here the bears have a second chance at a normal life, living in almost complete wilderness.

After the sanctuary, we take a scenic trail through the foothills of Bucegi National Park. As the trail follows the very edge of the mountain, you will get to see amazing panoramas over the jagged peaks ahead and green valleys bellow

Return for the night at the lodge in Bran

Today we go for an easy 4-hour expedition to Fundata, the highest village in Romania perched at just 1300 meters above sea level! Feast your eyes on some of the most picturesque landscapes the country has to offer.

Indulge in a delicious lunch at the Fundata ski resort while taking in the mesmerizing views. On the way back, we'll take a scenic route through lush meadows facing the rugged limestone ridge of Mount Bucegi. With a total distance of 10 km, an ascent of 300 meters, and a descent of 300 meters, this will be an easy day. After a refreshing shower, we'll pack up and head back to Bucharest. We'll drop you off at either the airport or your hotel of choice in Bucharest

The Cost Includes

• Accommodation - in hotels (3*** and 4 ****)
• Meals - All Breakfasts | All Lunches | All Dinners
• Entrance fees - All entrance fees to all the castles and
• museums from the itinerary
• Transport - All transportation with private air-conditioned minibus
• English Guidance - English-speaking guide will assist you throughout the entire tour

Not Included

• - Alcoholic drinks

The tour involves walking for about 10.000 steps a day. Old historical buildings like castles have lots of stairs and no elevators. You must be able to stay active at least 5 hours a day

All hotel rooms have ensuite bathrooms with showers or bathtubs You will be able to charge your batteries in the hotel rooms every night and in the minibus during the day

Yes. There are ATMs pretty much everywhere along the way

Yes. The Internet can be accessed in most places. The internet in Romania is typically fast and reliable

Important items you should have – comfortable walking shoes – light rain jacket or umbrella – in the summer – sunscreen – in the cold season a set of warmer clothes

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The Transylvania Experience

WHY IT'S DIFFERENT?

A week-long escape to Transylvania, complete with experiencing the simple, rural life, visiting charming towns and spotting brown bears.

From $932.97pp $1,166.54pp

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Trip highlights.

Visit to Bran Castle

Perched up tall and ominous, with narrow corridors and hidden staircases, the Bran Castle certainly fits as home to the legend of Dracula. Steeped in history and legend, there is much to take in.

Medieval saxon towns

Transylvania is famed for its beautiful, colourful, saxon towns. None more pretty than Sighisoara, the birthplace of "Dracula". With charming cobbled streets and its enchanting old town square.

Rural villages

Romania's famed rural villages are incredibly authentic, as if time forget them. The locals continue to live a slow and simple life like that their ancestors before them. There are plenty of local traditional activities available.

Spotting wild brown bears

Travel to a bear hide and patiently wait as the wildlife starts to appear, from wild boar to foxes and of course, the majestic brown bear and all in their natural habitat. Highly recommended and can be added as an optional extra.

"All the accommodation on this trip was first class, Untravelled Paths certainly choose interesting places to stay. The whole trip was well organised and really enjoyable and we are already trying to decide which one to do next! I can't recommend this company highly enough."

Elaine Pell - Guest

TRANSYLVANIA TRIP OVERVIEW

YOUR EXPERIENCE

With a mixture of traditional accommodation in local villages and visits to the medieval towns of Brasov, Sibiu and Sighisoara where you’ll enjoy the comforts of boutique accommodation, you’ll experience the very best trips that Transylvania has to offer. The trip also includes entry to the impressive castles of Bran and Peles as well as the Libearty Bear Sanctuary in Zarnesti and we can even arrange for you to visit the bear hide and bear tracking excursions as an additional extra. Take a step back in time and get involved with local village activities in Viscri including horse and cart rides, hay-stacking and traditional bread-making along with visits to the blacksmiths, and other local crafts.

YOUR EXPERTS

The Entertainer -  Meet Dragos

The Enthusiastic One -  Meet Alin

NEED TO KNOW

TRIP GALLERY

TRIP ITINERARY

Arrival in Bucharest followed by a transfer to your boutique accommodation in the Lipscani district where you will be greeted with a coffee or glass of wine before you head out into the old town to explore and discover the plethora of restaurants and bars.

• Airport Pick-up
• Welcome Drink

OPTIONAL EXTRAS

• Bucharest Walking Tour
• Red Panda Dog Shelter Visit

Morning transfer into Transylvania, stopping for a tour around the divine Peles Castle before checking in to your hotel in Brasov. Enjoy the rest of the day exploring the charming medieval Saxon town of Brasov.

• Visit and entry to Peles Castle
• Brasov Walking Tour

Day to relax and spend more time in Brasov with optional extra activities such as walking tours or even an opportunity to experience seeing wild bears in a nearby hide.

• Rasnov Fortress Visit
• Bear Hide Excursion

Morning transfer to Bran Castle, better known as Dracula’s Castle before arriving at Inn on Balaban to enjoy the stunning rural countryside before a traditional Romanian meal in the evening.

• Visit and entry to Bran Castle

Morning transfer to the Libearty Bear Sanctuary in Zarnesti before transferring to the rural village of Viscri where HRH Prince of Wales owns a property. Enjoy a tour and an authentic lunch at a local house before travelling to a neighbouring village to check-in to your traditional Transylvanian guesthouse where you can partake in village activities.

• Visit and entry to Libearty Bear Sanctuary
• Traditional village lunch
• Horse & Cart Ride

Travel and visit the medieval citadel of Sighisoara for lunch and a then wander before transferring to the beautiful town of Sibiu and checking-in to your hotel. You will have the rest of the day to enjoy the medieval town.

• Visit to Sighisoara
• Sighisoara Walking Tour
• Sibiu Walking Tour

Morning visit to the outstanding ASTRA Outdoor Folk Museum, which is the biggest in Europe and gives you a fantastic insight into traditional rural Romania from around the country. Transfer on the ‘best road in the world’, the Transfagarasan, up to the peace and quiet of Balea Lake* to enjoy lunch and a wander before travelling back to Bucharest where you’ll check-in to your boutique accommodation in the heart of the Lipscani district.

Please note: Those travelling in the shoulder months (May-June and November) will not be travelling on the Transfagarasan as it is closed. You will travel back to Bucharest via Olt Valley instead.

• Visit and entry to ASTRA Outdoor Folk Museum

Transfer to Bucharest airport for return flight.

• Airport Drop-off

TRIP ACCOMMODATION

A selection of our accommodation, which is subject to availability, however alternatives are always of a similar price, grade and location.

Bucharest Romania

With all our hotels located in or near the Old Town of Lipscani, you will be right by amongst the hustle and bustle of the heart to the city. Typical Accommodation : The Rembrandt, Grand Boutique or similar 

Brasov Romania

All our hotels are located a stone's throw from Brasov's Old Town Square so you'll easily be able to explore Brasov's quaint, cobbled streets. Typical Accommodation: Amfiteatrul, Casa Wagner or similar

Countryside Romania

No trip to Transylvania would be complete without experiencing the stunning countryside and we use some of the most picturesque. Typical Accommodation:  Inn on Balaban, Zabola Estate or similar

Rural Village Romania

Transylvania is renowned for its charming, authentic and peaceful rural villages. Our selection of guesthouses are some of the very best. Typical Accommodation:  Viscri 125, Viscri 32 or similar

Sibiu Romania

With all our hotels located in Sibiu's majestic old town, you'll be able to visit all the sights, cafes and restaurants on foot. Typical Accommodation:  Casa Luxemburg, The Council or similar 

TRIP LOCATION

WHERE YOU'RE GOING

Ask most people what comes to mind when they think of Romania and you’re likely to hear something along the lines of Dracula, vampires and gypsies. Yes, the spooky castles pitched on rocky hilltops are certainly vampire-worthy but the only real fangs you’re likely to be exposed to here are those belonging to the wild bears, wolves and lynx that roam the Carpathian Mountains. Once you place the stereotypes aside for a moment, you’ll soon understand how misunderstood, overlooked and vastly underestimated this country is.

DID YOU KNOW

• Romania comes from the Latin ‘Romanus’ meaning ‘citizen of the Roman Empire’
• The Palace of the Parliament in Bucharest is the second largest building in the world
• The Carpathian Mountains are home to 60% of Europe’s Brown Bear population
• Transylvania translates to ‘the land beyond the forest’

"For the car enthusiasts eager to experience the windy turns of the Transfagarasan be sure to travel from late June to early October as it could be closed outside of this period"

Dragos - Untravelled Paths

Try traditional food

You'll have plenty of chance to try delicious home cooked local food during your visit to Romania but also be sure to visit Caru Cu Bere, Bucharest's oldest beer house.

Rural activities

It's always prudent to book activities in advance but this is particularly true of the rural areas as there are some logistics involved and generally the pace of life is much slower there!

Try palinka at least once

For those brave enough, there is nothing better to warm the belly than a good shot of the Romanian firewater. Be careful, though, it's strong stuff. As they would toast in Romania "Noroc!".

Cross the language barrier

Have a go at the local language, it's a romantic language so those who speak any of the other romantic languages will pick up many of the words quickly such as "salut", "merci" and "ciao".

TRIP DETAILS

What's included.

• ALL TRANSFERS
• ALL ACCOMMODATION
• 2 nights in Bucharest
• 2 nights in Brasov
• 1 night at Inn on Balaban
• 1 night in Viscri
• 1 night in Sibiu
• All breakfasts
• 1 lunch 
• Visit and entry to the Libearty Bear Sanctuary
• Visit and entry to the ASTRA Outdoor Folk Museum
• THE SERVICES OF A BI-LINGUAL GUIDE
• UNTRAVELLED PATHS EXPERIENCE EBOOKLET

GETTING THERE

As a tour operator we are not able to offer inclusive flights as part of our experiences however we are more than happy to help you find the most appropriate incoming and outgoing flights for you. All the listed airports fly directly in and out of Bucharest with multiple different airlines to choose from. We highly recommend using Skyscanner to find the cheapest flights.

LONDON TO BUCHAREST

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• Wizz Air (Luton)
• Blue Air (Luton)
• Ryan Air (Stanstead)

BIRMINGHAM TO BUCHAREST

Bristol to bucharest, doncaster to bucharest, glasgow to bucharest, liverpool to bucharest, further information.

In order to be fully covered on your trip should anything happen, we suggest getting an insurance before you travel. We recommend True Traveller , designed especially for adventure travel, who will be able to tailor an insurance package based on your needs. You can find out more here.

SOLO TRAVELLERS

Our prices are based on people sharing, for solo travellers who would prefer a private room the price per person will include a solo occupancy fee.

EXTRA NIGHTS

If you wish we can also organise extra nights at either end of your trip for you.

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Shortly after you pay, you will receive a confirmation invoice, followed by a personalised itinerary and digital booklet. All you need to do now is write the dates in your diary, prepare your packing list and look forward to your next adventure!

Please note deposit is non-refundable. The balance will only be refundable if you cancel with more than 8 weeks in advance. More information about the cancellation policy can be found in our Terms & Conditions . We highly suggest getting insurance before you travel to avoid any problems. Our personal recommendation is using True Traveller.

Although Romania is a member of the European Union, it does not use the euro (€) but has its own currency - the RON / Leu. The official currency is most commonly referred to as the plural ‘lei’ although some banks and exchange offices list it as the RON. One leu divides into 100 bani with banknotes coming in various denominations normally 1 leu, 5 lei, 10 lei, 50 lei and 100 lei and less commonly, 200 and 500 lei notes. Coins come in 50 bani and 10 bani pieces, which can be useful for small tips or donations.

The easiest option is to head to a cash machine once you’ve checked into your hotel in Bucharest to withdraw funds. There are plenty of ATMs around so it’s quick and convenient to get hold of your holiday cash If you want to come prepared beforehand, the Bureau de Change in M&S is, strangely, one of the only places that dispenses the local currency. You can also purchase currency online and collect it from your local post office or even have it delivered straight to your door. Ordering currency online with the Post Office is commission-free and available for next day delivery. Obviously the more you buy the better rate you’ll receive. However you choose to get hold of your spending money, just make sure you either spend or convert your RON before you leave. 

Most major credit and debit cards (Visa and Mastercard) are accepted throughout Romania’s main towns and cities. While you should have no problem using your card to pay for drinks or dinner in major towns and cities using your card, some establishments accept cash only so it’s worth checking before you get settled in. It is also a good idea to carry some cash with you for smaller purchases and activities and while you're traveling in remote locations. It is always advisable to inform your bank that you’re travelling abroad in order to avoid the frustration of having your card blocked.

As a general rule, you’ll be able to have a good lunch for around £10 a head and will pay around £15 a head for a nice evening meal. Naturally, the type of establishment you choose to eat in and what you order will dictate the cost of your meals. Be aware that ordering imported wines can cause your bill to sky-rocket so drinking local wines is advisable. We reckon around £70 for lunch, dinner and drinks for two people is plenty per day. Please note that these are rough estimates and you can always choose to spend more or less depending on your budget and preferences. Please note that dinner at Inn on Balaban and Viscri is included.

Tipping is not obligatory in Romania although rounding up taxi fares and adding 10% in restaurants is polite and common practice. If the service has been poor please don’t feel obligated to leave a tip.

Spring: The wonderful advantage of visiting Transylvania during the spring is the presence of wildflowers and butterflies that fill the Carpathian Mountains. The weather is very pleasant although there is also a slightly higher risk of rainfall during this time. Summer: June, July and August affords long hot sunny days and blue skies with little chance of rain. While temperatures can soar to around 40 degrees in Bucharest, the Transylvanian countryside tends to be a little cooler so you can enjoy the great outdoors. Autumn: September and October bring with it slightly fresher temperatures but days are mostly sunny, warm and dry with increased chance of showers

You can always contact the UTP team on +44 207 101 4061 or [email protected]. Before you travel, you will also receive a personalised itinerary with the contact details of the local manager in Romania should there be any problems. Your guide will be on hand throughout the trip as well, so you're in safe hands.

Our digital booklet, which you will receive before travel, contains all the information you need about optional activities. Simply drop us an email letting us know what you'd like to do during your trip, and we'll take care of the rest. Please note that the payment for the optional activities will be taken locally in cash.

As Romania can get quite hot in summer, it's advisable to pack lighter clothing. Evenings can get a bit chillier, however, especially in Transylvania, so it's a good idea to have a hoodie or jacket on hand. If you're traveling in spring or autumn, do take your rain jacket with you. If you're opting for the Bear Hide trip, pack some dark-coloured clothing as the idea behind observing wild animals is to remain as inconspicuous as possible. Think black, navy blue and dark green attire. Remember, you want to see the bears but you don’t want them to see you! You might also want to bring a few layers as the temperature drops in the evening and you’ll be sitting still for quite a while. Please also ensure you bring a waterproof with you just in case!

While in Brasov, you will have the opportunity to head into the woods and observe the wild bears from the safety of a bear hide. Please let the team know beforehand if you're interested, and we can arrange the visit for you.

Obviously not a good idea to head into the woods with a pair of high heels or flip-flops on. Wear shoes that will be comfortable for walking like a sturdy pair of trainers or some walking boots. Again, darker colours are preferable.

Yes, there are a few things. A small backpack can be useful to carry all your essentials while keeping your hands free. A bottle of water is always practical and don’t forget your sun cream for hot days walking in the mountains and insect repellent to keep mosquitos away at dusk in the hide. Binoculars can be useful too!

When it comes to spotting bears in the wild, your best chance is at the bear hide. In ten years, there have only been a couple of very rare occasions that the bears didn’t show up at the hide so that ought to give you a good idea of how likely you are to catch a glimpse of them! You will, of course, see quite a few rescued bears at the Libearty Bear Sanctuary so you won’t go home without seeing at least one bear.

Very. With an experienced local tracker that is professionally trained in tracking and dealing with wild animals, you’re in safe hands for all of the bear tracking excursions. Typically, your tracker will carry an electric rod and/or a can of mace spray in the unlikely event that you should run into any problems. During the mating season it is common for trackers to carry a gun with them so please do not be alarmed.

Yes, of course. Although there are certain rules you’ll need to follow if you’d like to capture the experience on film. The use of flash, automatic focusing functions, continuous modes or settings that detect red eye are not permitted as the bears will be alerted by your presence and may react or vacate the area. If you are unsure about which camera settings you should use, ask your tracker. If you're planning to use your phone to take pictures, please ensure the settings comply to the regulations and that you put it on silent.

You will be travelling by car between each location, and you will be able to explore the towns and sights at your own pace. If you opt for the Bear Hide excursion, there is a moderate amount of walking involved. Depending on which location you will be visiting, it might take you between 15 minutes to 45 minutes to reach the hide. You will be following a forest trail with level terrain. There is some walking involved at the Sanctuary as well, with a small uphill portion, but all broken down with stops to hear the stories and watch the bears.

Transfagarasan, aka "the best road in the world" according to Top Gear, is only open a limited amount of time during the year. As such, to ensure you will see it, we recommend travelling between the end of June and beginning of October. During the cusp months (April-May and November), you will travel back to Bucharest via Olt Valley.

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Transylvania walking holidays: the tour of the most beautiful villages in Romania

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Transylvania walking holidays: experience the charm of rural life at a slow pace during our personalized tour of the region’s most picturesque villages.

Discover Transylvania’s diverse culture, revel in jaw-dropping landscapes and explore the region’s abundant biodiversity. Engage with local artisans, savor traditional delicacies and feel the warmth of Transylvanian hospitality.

Our walking trip in Transylvania countryside is a 7 days trip, starting in Brasov or Bucharest, passing through Sibiu and ending in Cluj-Napoca, but depending on our guests’ travel program, we can adjust the itinerary to start or finish the trip anywhere in Romania. For further details, please contact us or fill our custom tour form.

The walking tour in Transylvania’s most beautiful villages is designed for moderate active travellers, so you don’t have to be an experienced hiker to attend this program. You need to be able to walk around 10 kilometers per day and our routes don’t have more than 300 meters difference in altitude.

More than an active trip, our hiking program aims to reveal the rural spirit of Transylvania, facilitate interaction with locals and to discover authentic rural cuisine.

The trip highlights are:

• hiking in the most beautiful villages in Transylvania
• visits of Bran Castle and Corvin Castle
• walking tours of Brasov, Sighisoara, Sibiu and Cluj-Napoca
• local food and wine tastings

We will decide together about the accommodation, but we suggest choosing small boutique hotels in the cities or guesthouses run by families in the countryside.

The price starts from 495 EUR/person . This price is valid for a group of 8 persons and for an average price of accommodation of a maximum of 70 EUR/night for a double room, including breakfast. Please see below the price per person, depending on the group size. The hotels or guesthouses where we will stay will be chosen together; we will give you a few options and you will have the final word regarding the accommodation. Depending on the hotels you choose and the final itinerary, the price can change, so, for a custom offer please contact us.

Why choose us

• As a local tour operator, booking directly through us ensures that you receive the best price without any additional fees from intermediaries.
• We can provide our guests with a personalized experience tailored to their interests and preferences based on our intimate knowledge of the region
• By booking with a local tour operator, our guests are supporting the local economy and the livelihoods of people in the region. This helps to ensure that the money spent stays within the community and helps to create jobs and opportunities for locals.
• We are a member of the Association for Ecotourism in Romania (AER) and in our daily activities we try to implement the good practices promoted by the association.

Day 1: Brasov, Bran Castle and hiking in the mountain villages near Bran

We will pick you up in Brasov and after a walking tour in the old town, we will head to the mountain villages near Bran Castles. Located in a beautiful natural setting between Piatra Craiului and Bucegi mountains, the villages offer splendid views over the whole area. The best time to visit the villages is in June when the meadows are painted with a burst of colours from the wildflowers, and the peaks are still having spots of snow. In the afternoon, we will visit Bran Castle. Overnight in Brasov or in the villages near Bran.

hiking distance: 10 kilometres; altitude gain: 300 m; driving time: 1.5 hour

Day 2: the Saxon UNESCO sites in Transylvania: Sighisoara and Biertan

If the first day was dedicated to the Romanian mountain villages, today we will explore the Saxon area of Transylvania’s countryside. We will have a short walk through Viscri, the village hidden in Transylvania’s highlands, made famous worldwide by Prince Charles of Wales, whose foundation owns a house in the village. Then we will head to Sighisoara, the charming medieval city which is considered to be the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler. In the afternoon we will have a walk around Biertan and its castle-looking fortified church. Before going to Sibiu we can have a home-cooked dinner prepared with local ingredients by the ladies from the village.

Overnight in Sibiu or in the villages in the area.

hiking distance: 8 kilometres; altitude gain: 300 m driving time: 3.5 hours

Optional extra day: Viscri, the village where time seems to have stopped

Just a short walk is not enough to understand the atmosphere of the former Saxon village. Exploring Viscri helps us immerse ourselves in a bygone era as we stroll along the cobbled streets lined with colorful, charming, traditional old houses. We will experience authentic rural life, where the herd of cows, buffaloes and goats roam the streets every morning and afternoon, where the smell of freshly baked bread wafts from the local bakery or horse-drawn carts are still the main method of locomotion. We can explore on foot the timeless landscapes of rolling hills, vibrant wildflower meadows and the majestic Viscri fortified church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And let’s not forget that Viscri is the village in Transylvania where we can visit the residence of King Charles III.

Overnight in Viscri or in the villages in the area.

hiking distance: 8 kilometres; altitude gain: 200 m driving time: 0 hours

Day 3: Sibiu and an easy hike to the best panorama of the Carpathian mountains

Today we will spend half of the day exploring Sibiu, the charming former European Capital of Culture in 2007. Then, in the afternoon, we will drive for 30 minutes to Nucet, where we will have a 2 hours hike around the village. During the walk, we will reach a ridge offering probably the best view of the Fagaras mountains and the Olt river. Also, after the walk, we can stop at a guesthouse in the village for another delicious home-cooked dinner. Overnight in Sibiu or in the villages in the area.

hiking distance: 4 kilometres; altitude gain: 100 m driving time: 1 hour

Day 4: Hiking in the shepherd village near Sibiu

Today, we offer an enchanting hiking experience in a picturesque shepherd village near Sibiu, nestled in a valley embraced by mountains. This village is adorned with wooden huts along the hillsides, serving as hay storage or temporary dwellings during the summer. Depending on availability, we have the opportunity to savor a delectable lunch prepared by the shepherds themselves or indulge in a cheese tasting directly sourced from the local producers.

hiking distance: 6-12 kilometres; altitude gain: 300 to 700 meters, depending on the path we choose driving time: 1.5 hours

Day 5: Corvin Castle and the remote hamlets in the Apuseni mountains

Today it would be a long driving day, as we leave Sibiu and head to the Apuseni mountains. Before reaching the mountains, we will stop in Hunedoara to visit one of the most beautiful castles in Europe: Corvin Castle. Then, we will continue our journey to Apuseni mountains where we will have a few options, depending also on the season. We can visit a hamlet which is inhabited only in the summertime, or we can visit an alpenhorn singer, living in a hamlet accessible only from an unpaved road. The lady can also prepare dinner for us, or can just cook for us the famous local cheese pies.

Overnight in Apuseni mountains

hiking distance: 6 kilometres; altitude gain: 100 m driving time: 5 hours

Day 6: Discover the hamlet with thatched roof huts and one of the most beautiful villages in Transylvania

We are spending the second day in Apuseni mountains heading to Rimetea, the village where 90% of the population is belonging to the Hungarian minority living in Transylvania. Before reaching Rimetea, we are driving to a remote hamlet, to admire a splendid view of the Trascau mountains and to see the straw huts perched on the heights.

Arrived in Rimetea, we will spend the afternoon exploring the village, admiring the beautiful white houses with green window frames and red flowers, discovering the secrets of the gates symbols and getting a splendid view of Piatra Secuiului mountain.

Overnight in Rimetea

hiking distance: 5 kilometres; altitude gain: 100 m driving time: 2.5 hours

Day 7: Turda Salt Mine

On the last day of our Transylvania countryside trip we will leave Rimetea and head to Turda, to visit the extraordinary salt mine, nowadays an amazing touristic attraction. Then we will head to Cluj-Napoca, the largest city in Transylvania, where we will have a walking tour of the old town, the last stage of our trip.

Overnight in Cluj-Napoca walking distance: 5 kilometres; altitude gain: – m driving time: 2 hours

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*for groups larger than 8 persons, please ask for a customised offer

• Departure Brasov
• Included 6 days accommodation with breakfast at 3 or 4 stars hotels or equivalent guesthouses transportation with a modern minvan licensed local guide services
• Not Included meals, other than breakfast entrance fees travel insurace

Florin was a great guide. He was responsive when I contacted him through his website and when I requested an addition to the itinerary, he was happy to make suggestions and to add on a visit to some beautiful gorges. We also visited Bran Castle and Brasov — Florin was knowledgeable about both places and also provided extra facts about traditional and current-day Romanian culture along the way which I appreciated. He was easy-going and fun to talk with. I’d be happy to go on another tour with him!

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Transylvanian Escape

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A 4 DAY CULTURAL PRIVATE TOUR IN THE MEDIEVAL TRANSYLVANIA

Embark on a captivating 4-day journey through the heart of medieval Transylvania with the “Transylvanian Escape” tour. From the royal elegance of Peles Castle to the myth-shrouded halls of Bran Castle, each day unveils a new layer of Romania’s rich history and cultural diversity. Wander through the cobblestone streets of Brasov and Sibiu, and step back in time in the UNESCO-listed town of Sighisoara. Experience unique encounters such as a visit to the LiBearty Bear Sanctuary and an exclusive meeting with a Gypsy family. Discover the fortified Saxon churches of Biertan and Viscri, immersing yourself in the pastoral beauty and enduring traditions of Transylvania’s countryside. This private tour not only highlights the region’s iconic landmarks but also offers intimate cultural connections, making it an unforgettable exploration of Transylvania’s soul.

This itinerary and description provide a clear, enticing overview of what participants can expect on their tour, highlighting both the cultural richness and the unique experiences that make the “Transylvanian Escape” a must-do journey through Transylvania.

The tour can be personalised according to your time and points of interest.

Itinerary : Peles & Bran Castles – Brasov Walking Tour – LiBearty Bear Sanctuary – Saxon Villages of Saschiz & Viscri – Sighisoara Walking Tour – Biertan Fortified Church – Exclusive Gypsy Home Visit – Sibiu Walking Tour – Cozia Monastery – Departure

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS AND UNIQUE CULTURAL CONNECTIONS

• Exclusive Castle Tours: Explore Romania’s most famous castles, Peles and Bran, uncovering the rich history and royal heritage of these iconic landmarks.
• Historic Brasov and Sibiu: Discover the medieval charm of Brasov and Sibiu with guided walking tours through their historic centers, showcasing Gothic architecture and vibrant town squares.
• Sighisoara’s Medieval Citadel: Visit the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler in Sighisoara, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved walled town.
• LiBearty Bear Sanctuary: Learn about wildlife rescue and conservation efforts at this sanctuary, which provides a safe haven for previously captive bears.
• Saxon Village Exploration: Dive deep into the culture of Transylvania’s Saxon villages like Viscri and Saschiz, famed for their fortified churches and traditional lifestyles.
• Exclusive Gypsy Home Visit: Gain insight into the unique culture and traditions of the Roma community with a rare visit to a Gypsy family’s home.
• Blacksmith Demonstration: Experience traditional craftsmanship during a live blacksmith demonstration in Viscri.
• Traditional Transylvanian Lunch: Savor authentic local cuisine in a Saxon village, enhancing your cultural immersion.
• Cozia Monastery Visit: Admire the medieval frescoes and serene setting of Cozia Monastery, a historical and architectural gem.
• Interactive Cultural Talks: Engage in enlightening discussions about Transylvanian history, including stories of Vlad the Impaler and the local Gypsy community.

Day 1: Bucharest – Peles & Bran Castles – Brasov Walking Tour

Day 2: libearty bear sanctuary – saxon village of saschiz & viscri with the fortified churches – exclusive viscri village tour & traditional lunch – sighisoara, day 3: sighisoara walking tour – saxon village of biertan with the fortified church – exclusive gypsy home visit – sibiu, day 4: sibiu walking tour – cozia monastery – bucharest.

Extra full day Bucharest City Tour

After the breakfast, we will start the visit of the capital city of Romania. The day starts with a visit to the Village Museum, one of the most impressive open-air museums in Europe with century old original peasant households from all parts of Romania. After, we will visit the world’s largest, heaviest and most expensive administrative building, the Palace of Parliament. Between the two communist landmarks, we will have a panoramic tour of the city with Victory Square and Avenue, Royal Palace and Revolution Square and a short stop and visit of the Romanian Athenaeum. Next, we will attend a visit to the former residence of Ceausescu family, the last communist leader of the Socialist Republic of Romania. In contradistinction with the Ceausescu former residence we will have an incursion back in time, in the communist time, where you will have the opportunity to experience life in the 80’s with the help of authentic decor and furniture, working appliances and household accessories, local drinks and homemade snacks and historical and archive footage. Before arriving in the old city center we will stop in the Cotroceni Neighborhood where we will visit the Presidential Palace and a typical 1930s Bucharest Residence. In the late afternoon, we will reach Bucharest’s Old Town, with the ruins of the Old Princely Court, known as Dracula’s residence, where the legend says that Vlad the Impaler was keeping his prisoners. We will take a sightseeing tour of this part of the city, filled with lively cafes and street food to see why the nickname of Bucharest is “The Little Paris”. The rest of the evening is on your own.

Two day Black Sea & Danube Delta Extension with Danube Delta Private Cruise accompanied by certified skipper

Extra day 1: bucharest – constanta walking tour – histria fortress – tulcea, extra day 2: danube delta private cruise with lunch – bucharest airport.

Tour Reviews

We did a 4 day tours of Transylvania in August 2017 with Dan as our guide and driver. Dan was a fabulous guide and driver, he has our highest recommendation. Everything went very smoothly, we had great weather and will always have fond memories of our time in Romania.

We loved the tour, Dan took us places that all the other tour companies could only watch us do. We had an awesome time. Liviu was fun, had a great personality and you can tell he loves doing this. Next time we come to Transylvania we will definitely do this again. Thanks for a great time!

We were three women travelling with a 2 year old to Romania with a keen interest in visiting Transylvania. I contacted Holiday to Romania through a web search. Firstly, their response time back to me was very impressive and Dan provided a very comprehensive 4 day tour outline. We booked our trip with him and I have to say, we had the most amazing time. He has perfect English, is a very safe driver and his knowledge of the country and the sights he took us to was outstanding. He is very friendly and relaxed and accomadated our changing of plans to suit the toddler. We will definitely use Holiday to Romania and Dan again. Can’t recommend him highly enough.

We spent a week in Romania just before Christmas. We knew very little about this country but it fit into our travel plans nicely and we were hoping to see some snow at that time of the year. I made contact with Dan and he patiently helped us put an itinerary together and organised it all. As we arrived after a long haul flight into Bucharest we spent a day there before meeting up with him. He picked us up at the hotel and what we learned on the short drive out of Bucharest in his company, was more then we had found out the previous day which we spent wondering around on our own. Dan’s knowledge about his home country is amazing and he will answer all questions in great detail without being boring. We traveled with our 16 year old son in tow and I often saw him and Dan engaged in some discussion. Therefore, I can recommend Dan as a guide for any traveler, families included.

Visiting Romania was a lifelong dream of mine. I reached out to Vlad @ Holiday Romania asking about visiting Corvin’s Castle. After a few emails, I ended up booking a 100% personalized 4 day private tour that was more than reasonably priced. Dan, my guide, was phenomenal from start to finish. The itinerary was unique and included many things I would’ve missed out on had I tried to do this myself. The information I learned from Dan during my trip was above and beyond anything I anticipated. I have traveled many places, but I don’t think I have ever had a tour experience come close to this one. Holiday Romania helped to make a lifelong dream come true for me and I cannot speak highly enough of them.

An incredible experience over 3 short days, historic town walks, castle tours, snow capped mountains, scenic views over 1100km trip expertly driven by our very knowledgeable and easy to understand Guide Adrian. So much was packed in yet so worry free it was amazing for us 2 retirees. Hotels were excellent with lots of character. Thanks for an unforgettable Adrian and Holidays to Romania.

We went to so many places in four days; walled cities of Sibiu and Sighisoara, ancient fortified churches at Biertan and Viscei, beautiful city of Brasov, Libearty Bear Sanctuary, Peles Castle, Bran Castle, Therme Spa, all guided and looked after by our lovely guide Adrian. Such a treat to have our own driver and guide – we learned so much of the history and culture of Romania.

It was an amazing tour. Vlad had to work very hard at our itinerary as we were too busy to tell him what we wanted but with persistence and key questions he managed to fulfill all our plans. Vlad didn’t rest until we were comfortable with the itinerary. It was a private tour, only my husband and I and had to ask to pay for the trip this is how satisfied I was with his services. We were picked up and dropped off to the airport in luxury cars and everyone spoke fluent English.

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Transylvania revealed (family-friendly tour)

Join us on a family-friendly self-guided walking tour in the most iconic region of Romania – Transylvania. You will have a wonderful opportunity to explore three mountains – Piatra Mare, Piatra Craiului National Park, and Bucegi Natural Park while engaging in other activities as well. The tour is easily modified to suit your needs and preferences and foresees short hiking sections every day leaving time for various other endeavors. You can combine your everyday walks with sightseeing, tasting of local traditional dishes and dairy products or even engage in some brown bear watching. Do not miss to visit the renowned count Dracula’s Bran Castle and soak in the authentic atmosphere of rural Romania.

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• Duration 8 Days I Level: 1 (of 5)
• What is included Family pensions (en-suite rooms) incl. breakfast (and also dinner in Magura and Moeciu villages); people transfers as per itinerary (incl. Day 1, but excluding Day 8); Detailed route notes and maps in English; Emergency hotline;
• What is not included Transfers different than mentioned in the "included in the price" section; other meals and drinks; entry fees; lift tickets; optional tours (the Village Explorer guided day tour on Day 5, and the Brown Bear viewing on Day 2).
• Best period June, July, August, September

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Self-guided hiking tour in Transylvania, Romania

Day 1. Arrival at Bucharest airport

Day 2. brasov - the seven ladders canyon - brasov (16km, 7-8hrs, +800m/-800m), day 3. brasov - zarnesti - magura and pestera villages (4km, 2-3hrs, +400m/-100m), day 4. magura - sirnea - moeciu de sus (13km, 3-4hrs, +200m/-100m), day 5. rest day in moeciu de sus, day 6. bucegi natural park (10km, 3-4hrs, +300m/-300m), day 7. bran castle - brasov (6km, 2-3hrs, +300m/-300m), day 8. departure day, tour location.

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Transylvania Walking Holiday

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• Explore the Romanian countryside on this guided walking holiday to Transylvania.
• Stay 2 nights in Romania’s capital, Bucharest & 5 nights in the charming town of Brasov.
• Enjoy 5 days of guided walking through the mountain ranges of Transylvania.
• Experience Bucharest with a guided city tour & enjoy free time to explore at leisure.
• See highlights like Craiului Mountains and the Seven Ladders Canyon as you walk.
• Includes 7 nights on a bed and breakfast basis (5 packed lunches)

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Trek through alpine meadows, across craggy hilltops and alongside crystalline glacial lakes with us on this guided walking holiday. We’ll spend 5 nights in the charming town of Brasov and, over the course of 5 walking days, explore some of the breathtaking mountain ranges that make up the Carpathians including the Fagaras, Piatra Mare, Piatra Craiului and Bucegi Mountains. Encounter unusual rock formations and rugged canyons, and marvel at magnificent views out across some of Romania’s most impressive landscapes. Of course, no stay in Transylvania would be complete without a visit to the imposing medieval fortress of Dracula’s Castle and the country's captivating capital city, Bucharest. With a perfect mix of outdoor activity and cultural sightseeing, this holiday is the best way to discover Romania’s highlights.

This holiday is a leisurely walking level. The average daily walking distance on leisurely walks is between 4km – 13km, with a maximum daily walking duration of 4 hours.

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Trip Itinerary

Activity Level: Active

Active itinerary including long days, physical activities, non-traditional transport, accommodation and possibly could include multiple flights. You should have appropriate fitness levels and be capable of walking 5 to 10km at a time over uneven terrain incl. hills.

Travel to Romania

Arrive in bucharest & transfer to brasov.

Upon arrival in Bucharest, you will be met by your friendly local guide who will assist you in the transfer to your hotel in Brasov, a city in the Transylvania region of Romania. Surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains, Brasov is well known for its medieval Saxon walls and bastions, the towering Gothic-style Black Church and its lively cafes.

Accommodation

3 star hotel in Brasov (5 nights)

Piatra Craiului Mountains and Brasov

Full day walking.

Join us for a short orientation meeting this morning before our adventures begin. Today we will explore Piatra Craiului, a 25 km long beautiful mountain range of southern Carpathians. The whole range is part of the Piatra Craiului National Park, an area protecting hundreds of species of flora and fauna / fungi, lichen and mosses, endemic flowers and herbs, spiders, butterflies, amphibians and reptiles as well as over 110 species of birds, 15 species of bat, big mammals such as chamois , wolves, brown bears and lynx. From here, we will visit the famous Dracula’s Castle in Bran. This castle was created by the Saxons in the late 14th century to defend Brasov from invasion by the Turks. Its interior displays rich medieval furniture, which Queen Marie purchased in the 1920's when the castle was used as a royal residence. 

Difficulty level: Leisurely / Length: 8.5km / Incline: 335 m / Decline: 385 m / Duration:  4 hours

In the late afternoon, we will take a city tour with a local guide to discover the major and most beautiful sights of Brasov. Brasov’s main square, Piaţa Sfatului, is situated in the heart of the medieval quarter and it is one of the finest Baroque squares in Romania. Here you can visit the 15th century Town Hall, with its quaint Trumpeter’s Tower on top, and the Lutheran Black Church, the largest Gothic church between Vienna and Istanbul. Another interesting attraction is the Museum of First Romanian School which displays some of the first textbooks written in the Romanian language and printed in Brasov back in the 16th century.

Welcome Dinner

Come with us this evening for a welcome dinner in a local restaurant. We can reflect on our fist day of walking and get to know each other a little better in a relaxed setting. 

Viscri to Mendorf

After breakfast, transfer to Viscri for a morning hike over the hills of Transylvania towards Mesendorf. Viscri is famous for the few traditional houses that the Prince of Wales bought, restored and converted into guesthouses for tourists, contributing in this way to a better and sustainable future for the people of rural Transylvania. You will have free time for lunch in the village of Viscri. 

Difficulty level: Leisurely / Length: 13km / Incline: 250 m / Decline: 240 m / Duration: 3.5 hours

This evening is free for you to explore Brasov at your own pace. 

Bucegi Mountains

Full day walking.

Today you will enjoy a mountain walk across the Bucegi Mountains, the number one destination for mountain lovers in Romania. The walk consists of a cable car transfer up Bucegi Plateau, where wind and rain have turned the rocks into spectacular figures such as the Sphinx and Babele. You will then descend to the town of Sinaia, known as the “Pearl of the Carpathians” due to its magnificent mountain scenery and Royal Castle. 

Difficulty level: Leisurely / Length: 7.6 km / Incline: 160 m / Decline: 320 m / Duration: 2.5 hours

Fagaras Mountains

Full day guided tour.

Enjoy a full-day guided walking tour of Balea Lake in the Fagaras Mountains, the highest and one of the most beautiful mountain ranges in Romania. Balea Lake is a glacier lake that is situated at 2,034m above sea level. You will reach the lake by coach through the scenic Transfagarasan highway, a spectacular mountain road built in the 70’s by dictator Nicolae Ceausescu as a military road connecting the historic provinces of Wallachia and Transylvania. 

Difficulty level: Leisurely / Length: 4.6 km / Incline: 350 m / Decline: 350 m / Duration: 3 hours

Piatra Mare Mountains & transfer to Bucharest

Walking tour.

Today’s walking tour takes you to Piatra Mare, a small mountain range located south east of Brasov and very close to the resort of Predeal, a well-known Romanian ski resort. The mountain range is a very popular recreation and hiking area with beautiful panoramic views. During the walk you will reach the Seven Ladders Canyon, which is sure to be the highlight of the day. Seven Ladders Canyon is 160m long and 55m high with 7 main stairs, which you will ascend. The hike will continue towards Piatra Mare Hut, before descending through the forest, back towards the starting point at Dimbu Morii. 

Difficulty level: Leisurely / Length: 8.5 km / Incline: 550 m / Decline: 550 m / Duration: 3.5 hours

Transfer to Bucharest

After your walk in the Piatra Mare Mountains you will continue to Bucharest, which will be your base for the remainder of your time in Romania. Upon arrival, you will have the remainder of the day at leisure to settle in.

Bucharest City Tour

Today you will explore Bucharest during a half-day guided walking tour. Bucharest’s old city centre is well known for its wide Parisian-style boulevards and fascinating Pre-World War I buildings that gave the city the nickname of “Little Paris” in the 1900’s.

Spend your afternoon at leisure strolling along Calea Victoriei, Bucharest’s most famous avenue where the beautiful Romanian Athenaeum, the Royal Palace and the Revolution Square are located. In the evening, a farewell dinner at a local restaurant is included.

Return home

Enjoy some time at leisure in Bucharest for any last minute sightseeing or shopping before a transfer from your hotel, with guide assistance, to Bucharest airport for your return flight home.

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Know before you go

Will i be met at the airport.

You will be met on arrival at your destination airport and transferred to your accommodation. You will be accompanied on all included excursions by your TD active guide. Your expert local guide is also available to give you tips and advice on any aspect of your holiday.

Do I need a visa?

Please visit our visa page for information on requirements for each countries entry requirements

What if there is an emergency?

We have local representatives in all of our destinations who are available 24/7 as well as an emergency contact number for our offices in Ireland should you ever need it.

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Walking in the Transylvanian Alps & Bucharest

Experience a walking holiday in transylvania like no other.

Transylvania is a land of dramatic mountain scenery, idyllic rural countryside, lush pastures, wildflower meadows, Saxon medieval towns and villages, and of course vampires! Travelling around Transylvania has been described as ‘the last truly medieval landscape in Europe’. You start your trip in Bucharest with two nights bed and breakfast. Romania’s cosmopolitan capital is well known for its wide boulevards and fine pre-World War I buildings that gave it the name of Little Paris. There is much to see, including a walking tour down Calea Victoriei – Bucharest’s most famous avenue, which leads to the beautiful Romanian Athenaeum, the Royal Palace and Revolution Square and further through the Old Town. The second part of the trip will take you to your main base in the medieval merchant town of Brasov with ornate Saxon churches and townhouses. Local legend has it that when the Pied Piper lured away the children from Hamelin they re-emerged near Brasov’s main square, Piata Sfatului, in the heart of the medieval quarter. It is one of the finest Baroque squares in Romania, with its 15th century Town Hall and its quaint Trumpeter’s Tower on top, and the Lutheran Black Church – the largest Gothic church between Vienna and Istanbul with a 6 tonne bell and a huge organ with 4000 pipes. Also, Included is a visit to the famous Dracula’s Bran Castle, on a rocky outcrop guarding the entrance to a mountain pass. The castle was built by the Saxons in the late 14th century to defend Brasov from invasion by the Turks. Inside you’ll find displays of rich Western European furniture, which Queen Marie, grand-daughter of Queen Victoria purchased in the 1920’s when the castle was used as a royal residence. 

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Walking holiday in Transylvania Holiday Highlights

• Three nights bed & breakfast in Bucharest
• Four nights bed & breakfast in Brasov
• Walking tour of Bucharest
• One included dinner in Brasov
• Local knowledgeable walking guides
• Four guided walks
• Packed lunches on all walking days
• Entrance to Bran Castle – home of Dracula
• Cable car ride from Tampa Mount to Brasov
• Climb 7 Ladders Canyon (Optional)
• Flights included from your local airport
• 24 May 2024 £1349
• 25 May 2024 £1349
• 30 August 2024 £1349
• 31 August 2024 £1349

HOLIDAY ITINERARY

Day one flight to bucharest.

Transfer to your hotel in the centre of the city for two nights bed and breakfast accommodation. There are plenty of restaurants in downtown Bucharest to suit all tastes and budgets. 

Day Two Mid-morning walking tour of Bucharest.

 The tour will concentrate on Calea Victoriei – Bucharest’s most famous avenue, which leads to the beautiful Romanian Athenaeum, the Royal Palace, Revolution Square and further through the Old Town. Bucharest is also known for its stark Communist- era architecture, exemplified in Ceausescu’s monster House of the Republic, now known as the Palace of Parliament. A guided tour will show you some of 1,100 rooms of the world’s largest civilian administrative building.

Day Three Travel north through the Southern Carpathians to Brasov

Travel north through the Southern Carpathians to Brasov, stopping en route in Sinaia where you visit beautiful Peles Castle, a royal palace set in a large park, landscaped in the English fashion.  It was built in the late 19th century for Romania’s first monarch, King Carol I, and took 39 years to complete.  It has over 100 rooms richly decorated in ebony, mother of pearl and leather, and each room is styled on a particular country. Romania’s first cinema was established in one of the castle’s rooms. Continue to Brasov where your walking guide will conduct a short orientation walk before your included dinner at a local restaurant.

Day Four Walk 1

8 MILES – 270M ASCENT/DESCENT

Across the Transylvanian hills – Coach transfer to Mesendorf for the start of the walk. This 8-mile walk (270m ascent/descent) takes you over the hills and through the meadows to Viscri. A combination of bulldozing by the Ceausescu regime and the exodus of the German-speaking population after the fall of Communism threatened to wipe out the centuries-old Saxon rural heritage in Transylvania. With the help of benefactors, including King Charles, restoration and preservation schemes have helped save many villages and Viscri is the most famous example. After the walk, there is an included lunch in a local house, time to explore the village and have a tour of Viscri’s UNESCO-listed fortified church. 

Day Five  Walk 2

7 MILES – 350M ASCENT/400M DESCENT

Piatra Craiului and visit Bran Castle – Today you explore the eastern hills of Piatra Craiului, a 25 km long beautiful mountain range of southern Carpathians. The whole range is part of the Piatra Craiului National Park. You will cross through Zarnesti Gorges and the beautiful mountain village of Magura renowned for famous Dracula’s Castle in Bran. Today’s walk is 7 miles, with an ascent of 350m and descent of 400m.

Day Six Walk 3

8 MILES – 80M ASCENT/310M DESCENT

Postavaru and Tampa: Postavaru boasts a network of well-marked hiking trails, you will be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and neighboring Bucegi, Piatra Mare and Piatra Craiului mountains. You will continue through the forest toward Tampa Mount that offers a spectacular view over the old part of Brasov. From Tampa you can either walk or descend by cable car down town to Brasov. 8 miles, 80m ascent/ 310m descent.

Day Seven Walk 4

2.5 MILES – 350M ASCENT/ 100M DESCENT

Piatra Mare and 7 Ladders Canyon (alternate route available): You come to the end of your holiday and move on to Bucharest again for one more night today, but before this your final walk will allow you to explore the Piatra Mare mountain range, a small mountain range located South East of Brasov. The highlight of today will be the Seven Ladders Canyon, 160m long and 55m high with 7 main stairs, which you will ascend with the mountain guides. After the walk, you set off by coach for Bucharest, where you shall stay for the remainder of the holiday. There will be some free time after your arrival for you to settle in and get re-aquainted with your surroundings. 2.5 miles, 350m ascent/ 100m descent.

Please note an alternative route is available for those who do not wish to take the seven ladders.

Day Eight Departure Day

Free time until your departure for the airport and your flight home.

Accommodation

Hotel berthelot/casa wagner, location: romania.

Availability: 6 Single Room | 15 Twin/Double

Hotel Berthelot – 4 Star

Bucharest – 3 Nights

TV, Free Wi-Fi, Hairdryer, Complimentary bathrobes and slippers, Toiletries, Room Safe, Restaurant, Bar

Located in the centre of Bucharest, Berthelot Hotel is within close proximity to the city’s most iconic landmarks, such as the Atheneum, the Royal Palace, Cismigiu Park, the National Art Museum and the National Theatre are all within walking distance. The hotel has been designed to pay special attention to certain aspects of your stay including bathrobes, slippers and complimentary toiletries. The restaurant serves both international cuisine, as well as local dishes, carefully selected and homemade. Bohemian in style, the restaurant also offers jazz and canto sessions on various evenings.

Casa Wagner – 3 Star

Brasov – 4 Nights

TV, Free Wi-Fi, Room Safe, Restaurant, Bar, Terrace

Casa Wagner is located in the very heart of the old city of Brasov, on the pedestrian area of the Council Square, with views of the famous Black Church and Mount Tampa. The building itself dates back to 1477, decorated with locally crafted furnishings and antique artwork. All the rooms have been renovated and refurbished to preserve the past, while providing every modern amenity. The hotel is only a leisurely 10 minute stroll from the foot of Tampa Mountain, a haven for wildlife with some stunning views of the nearby mountains.

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