Romania's natural wonders vacation, small group

Still under-explored, yet awash with natural and cultural splendour, Romania is a fascinating destination for small group touring.
Wine and champagne tasting at Rhein Cellar Brasov Bran Castle Zarnesti Bear Sanctuary visit Sighisoara Walk around the Red Lake and Bicaz Gorge Painted Churches of Bucovina Monasteries of Moldovita, Sucevita and Voronet Boat touring on the Danube Delta Lakes of Bogdaproste, Trei Iezare and Cazanele Constanta Guided tour of Bucharest
Price
£2500 excluding flights
Duration
11 Days
Type
Small group
Group size
6-12 people
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Includes: 10 nights accommodation on HB basis; lunches on most days; all transport; English-speaking guide; entry fees; bear sanctuary, 2 days cruising around Danube Delta; Bucharest guided city tour; short guided walks; champagne tasting; all taxes
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Description of Romania's natural wonders vacation, small group

Price information

£2500 excluding flights
Includes: 10 nights accommodation on HB basis; lunches on most days; all transport; English-speaking guide; entry fees; bear sanctuary, 2 days cruising around Danube Delta; Bucharest guided city tour; short guided walks; champagne tasting; all taxes
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Romania wildlife
Venture into the forests and mountains of the Carpathians, roamed by wolves and bear.
Europe wildlife
An introduction to everything from whales in Iceland to lynx and bears in Romania.

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Reviewed on 03 Jul 2025 by

Our guide, Alex, was brilliant and enabled us to get the most out of visiting this beautiful and fascinating country. Read full review

Reviewed on 30 Jun 2024 by

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Reviewed on 29 May 2019 by

Wonderful scenery, painted monasteries, fortified churches, historic castles, varied wildlife and a fantastic guide able to explain everything : what’s “not to like” about this trip ? Read full review

Responsible Travel

As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) vacation so that you can travel knowing we've worked to maximise the benefits of your vacation to local people and places, and minimise any negative impacts.

Planet

We have chosen to include places to stay where there is much more opportunity for you to interact more fully with the locals, to practice your language and to minimise your carbon footprint somewhat. The village guesthouses and local homes that we stay in use predominantly local produce in the preparation of meals, reducing the foodmiles, waste and carbon footprint associated with larger hotels. Our guides (and drivers/escorts) will also provide best practice information regarding your environmental impact upon sites and fragile landscapes which is key to respecting and conserving both remote and well-visited places.

By including the opportunity to visit the National Parks and UNESCO sites on this vacation you choose to contribute to the excellent record of conservation in recent years through the entrance fees. This is particularly important to maintain the good work done by the bear sanctuary which protects wild bears and looks after rescued bears; they do some great educational work both with local groups, including schools, and, of course, to visitors. We ask all our customers to respect the environment. Litter, in particular, is damaging to the landscape and can injure animals so we encourage people to act responsibly.

As a company we employ responsible policies such as recycling paper, ink cartridges, glass and cardboard; we minimize the use of electricity and conducting the vast majority of our correspondence and promotion via the internet and email, minimizing the amount of paper used for our activities. We also compost waste in our company garden.

People

Accommodation on this vacation is in, primarily, family run, small hotels. The food in the hotels is primarily sourced locally and a large number of dishes on the menus are home made. We only employ local guides as their expertise and local knowledge will enhance your experience and understanding of the historical context and the environmental impact of your visit. In Bucharest in particular you will see the evidence for and read about the impact of the Ceauasescu period; the cost of rebuilding and repairing the historic center has been enormous and every contribution made by visitors will help. Similarly the countryside was devastated in this time as whole villages were destroyed and communities forceibly removed to the cities - because of this experience rural Romania and its traditional way of life is so precious and through our tours we aim to assist the local economies to thrive with the help of tourism whilst not losing the integrity of the community structures.

As well as supporting the local community and economy directly our vacations also encourage support indirectly. The latter because more interaction with local people and local tourist service providers engenders greater understanding and respect which almost always leads to larger and more careful spending by visitors.

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