You can find all the general information you need to travel to Romania on various websites, including what to do, when to go, where to stay, and more.
We want to share specific information, including local travel tips, about our day and multi-day tours.
Romania has one of the lowest crime rates in the world and, compared with the US and other European countries, is considered a very safe destination. Romanians are known for their hospitality and will make you feel welcome.
The principal ways to Romania are by train, by car, and by air. Flights are operated year-round by the National carrier, Tarom, and foreign airlines.
Cultural tours: all year round
Adventure tours: May – October / January - March
Typically, on our small-group day or multi-day tours, you will share your experiences with up to 8 travelers. While itineraries are prearranged, there is some flexibility, and you'll have plenty of privacy. Trips are suitable for travelers of all ages who enjoy meeting new people and seeing new places.
In general, all the adventure days or multi-day trips are private, meaning we don't mix people. This approach allows flexibility and privacy in itineraries, which are one of our main strengths.
The official and spoken language of the country is Romanian. People have English, French, or German as their second language because they were taught them at school. Increasingly, more people are speaking English.
Locals appreciate it when travelers learn some basic Romanian before their trip. A few words are surprisingly easy to master and will help in communicating with local people.
Are you worried about your diet and finding it hard to keep up in Romania? But it is not that difficult. Please let us know in advance what you do and don’t eat. As veganism grows in popularity, vegan and vegetarian restaurants are opening in our major cities. You'll find a wide variety of restaurants, and many of them, including non-vegan options, can accommodate your requests. Some local guesthouses in the villages also arrange your meals upon request.
Cars, 7/8/19+1 seats minibuses.
Though by definition a tip is never legally required, it is recommended when you are on tour. This is not spoiling the market or ruining hospitality; it is simply being fair. Tips vary based on several factors, including the trip length and complexity, the number of staff, and the number of clients. Generally, groups like to meet together before the end of the tour to discuss how much they would like to tip each staff member based on their individual experience. Tipping in hotels and restaurants is at your discretion, but 10% is a safe bet.
All year round - try to avoid week-ends for the following trips:
Day tours:
Bran Castle and Rasnov Fortress Tour
Bran Castle, Rasnov Fortress, and Peles Castle
Peles and Cantacuzino Castles Small Group Day Tour from Brasov
During high season - June – September - try to avoid week-ends for the following trips:
Day tours:
The Epic 7 Ladders Canyon
Transfagarasan road and Poienari Fortress
2 – 4 day hiking tours:
Trekking tour in Bucegi Mountains - from Sinaia to Bran
Explore the magnificent Carpathian mountain range
Adventure and Culture Hike in Brasov County
Eco-certified programs