Top Bucharest Cruises & Sailing

Transylvania is one of Romania’s most famous regions, but its distance from the capital can be challenging for visitors with limited time. Tick off top Transylvanian attractions in one day on a private trip to Brasov, Bran Castle, and Peles Castle from Bucharest, traveling with ease via air-conditioned vehicle. Avoid hidden costs with entrance fees, a walking tour, and round-trip transportation from your Bucharest hotel included.

Explore the buildings and avenues that earned Bucharest the nickname ‘Paris of the East’ on a walking tour of Old Town. In this most charming section of the Romanian capital, uncover centuries of history through monuments like Stavropoleos Church, Victory Avenue, and the Old Princely Court, former home of Dracula inspiration Vlad the Impaler. You’ll also stop in at historic Manuc’s Inn and sip a refreshing lemonade at one of Old Town’s lovely terraces near Lipscani Street.

Explore the surroundings of Bucharest in this half day tour! Your tour guide will help you to discover Mogosoaia Palace with its Brancovan style, a unique Romanian architectural style in a mixt of Venetian and Otoman design elements. Learn more about the mystery of Dracula’s thomb at Snagov Monastery a 14th century monastery located on the island in the middle of Snagov Lake transformed by Vlad Dracula in a prison. If you want to discover the real facts and legends about Vlad Impaler and Count Dracula and see the surroundings of Bucharest book this half day tour now!

Explore Romania’s Black Sea coast on a full-day tour from Bucharest. Venture east through scenic Dobrogea, a region first colonised by the Greeks and Romans, and visit Constanta, one of the Black Sea’s oldest ports. Take a walking tour to view its seafront art nouveau Casino, Roman Mosaic, and Archaeology Museum before relaxing at the popular beach resort of Mamaia. Hotel pickup and drop-off included, with entrance fees at own expense.

The tour is perfect for those who want to escape from the hectic city to let the mind and body rest around stunning nature views in the places founded thousands of years ago with still preserved serene charm. Firstly, you will be taken to Balchik, a resort area, which perfectly blends rich historical heritage, beauty and tranquility. The main highlight, Queen Maria’s Castle in Balchik is a place coming straight out of fairy-tale. Next stop is at Constanta - a city by the Black Sea with a history going back to the 6th century B.C., nowadays, it is one of the main cultural and economic centers in Romania. Leaving Constanta behind, you will arrive in Tulcea - a city just next to the Danube Delta. Danube Delta  is home to a fascinating mix of cultures, people and wildlife.It is best explored by boat for the amazing opportunity to admire one of the largest bio-diversities in the world, during the boat trip you will also have a traditional fisherman lunch.

It’s possible to explore highlights of northern Bulgaria even if you just have one day to spare with this private tour from Bucharest to Veliko Turnovo, the medieval Bulgarian capital nestled in the Balkan Mountains. After crossing the Danube River that forms the border with Romania, visit a beautiful monastery carved into a cliff, the UNESCO-listed Ivanovo Rock Churches, and the Arbanassi architectural reserve. In Veliko Tarnovo, browse traditional artists and workshops plus the imposing 12th-century Tsarevets Fortress.

Bucharest visitors that want to explore the ancient towns and castles dotting the Transylvanian countryside typically need to rent a car, and plan an itinerary. Thankfully you can avoid the hassles of planning—and let your guide lead the way—with this hassle-free private tour to some of Romania's must-see attractions. Visit gothic castles, a 17th century monastery, and an ancient fortress. Along the way enjoy easy transportation, and entry fees, included in the tour.

Starting in Romania, with its rich medieval history and beautiful castles. Bulgaria, one of the oldest countries in Europe with Sofia and Veliko Tarnovo. Ohrid the deepest and oldest lake in Europe and Balkan Pearl.. Albania where you will have a combination of history, culture, tradition, religion and nature in some of most renowned sites in Albania, Visiting in Greece, Meteora, formed approximately 65 million years ago, Corfu, the undisputed Queen of the Ionian islands, Delphi, mystical place, Olympia, birthplace of the Olympic Games and Athens, labelled as the birthplace of democracy and home to some of the most famous philosophers. Ending with a cruise on the Aegean Sea! Sail from Athens to dock on the legendary island of Mykonos, sail towards the shores of Turkey to visit Kusadasi sail to Crete to explore Knossos, and also sail, to Santorini, “The Black Pearl of the Aegean.”

This day-trip to Bulgaria will take you to see the best of Bulgaria in one day. We pickup you in the morning and go to the Romanian-Bulgarian border (you will need your passports) after you will arrive at the Basarbavo Rock Church - a cave Monastery - It is the only active cave monastery in the modern history of Bulgaria. Next stop will be done in Veliko Turnovo, the capital of the second Bulgarian Empire where you can tour inside the Tsarevets Fortress, built in the 12th century. Step back in time on the Samovodene Artisans Street packed with workshops of locals where you can find a coppersmith, silversmith, icon painter and many more. Drive up to Arbanassi Village, an architectural reserve unique in Bulgaria. Visit the interior of Konstantilieva House, a merchants house from the 17th century. After we will came back în Bucharest.

With this two-day trip to Romania you can kill four birds with one stone, as you will get to visit four important tourist destination cities. We would love to hear your feedback on what we think is going to be a wonderful adventure. Day 1 1. SINAIA MONASTERY 2. PELES CASTLE 3. BRAN/ DRACULA’S CASTLE 4. BRASOV CITY TOUR Day 2 1. SIGHISOARA, THE MEDIEVAL TOWN 2. BIERTAN, FORTIFIED CHURCH 3. SIBIU CITY TOUR 4. COZIA MONASTERY

Touring Romania’s Transylvania region without a guide may leave you with only a partial appreciation of the area’s history and folklore. Make the most of its towns, castles, and UNESCO-listed monasteries on this 8-day tour from Bucharest, with a guide for narrative you might miss by yourself. Explore Sibiu, Bucovina, and more, unravel the legend of Dracula, and take everything in knowing that transport and accommodation are organized for you. Some meals are included.

Explore the beautiful land of Transylvania on this 5-day tour from Bucharest to Budapest. Visit a number of Romania’s highlights including Dracula’s Castle, the Royal Peles Castle, the UNESCO-listed citadel of Sighisoara and much more as you make your way to the Hungarian capital of Budapest. Learn about the history of each city from your informative guide and enjoy a stress-free trip with all accommodation and transfers taken care of.

This is a private tour from Bucharest to Bulgaria. After pick-up you from your place, we will go to the border to pass in Bulgaria. There you will visit: - Tsarevets Fortress - a medieval stronghold located on a hill with the same name in Veliko Tarnovo in northern Bulgaria. - The Memorial House of the Bulgarian Communist Party sits on Buzludzha Peak, high up in the mountains of Bulgaria. It was opened in 1981, as a citizen-funded tribute to the socialist movement in Bulgaria – but since the country's transition to democracy it has lain abandoned. This is an 585 km trip - 10 hours drive.

For the summer season and not only, a visit to the Black Sea, respectively Constanta and Mamaia Resort is the perfect way to spend one perfect day. Constanta is a charming city on the shore of the Black Sea, located at a distance of approximately 220 km (highway) from Bucharest. In Constanta you can stroll on the sea front, enjoy a drink in the port, you could sun bathe or visit one of the numerous wonderful places hidden in this city. The Casino in Constanta is, certainly, the symbol of the city, being forever present in the pictures of the tourists, being over 110 years old.

For tourists who are in a hurry and want to check off a short adventure on the Black Sea coast off their list, we recommend a day-trip to Constanta and Mamaia Resort with a personal guide, guaranteed to provide an unforgettable experience.

Warm climate, miles of sand beaches, ancient monuments, vineyards and modern resorts invite travelers to seriously consider Romania's Black Sea Coast as their vacation destination. Visit Constanta, a beautiful ancient metropolis with the most famous abandoned building in Romania: the Casino. Take some photos, relax inside the gazeboes placed along the sea front and contemplate. Marvel at this art nouveau monument and breathe in the salty Black Sea air. The most famous resort is Mamaia, situated North of the city of Constanța on a narrow land slice that separates the Black Sea and Lake Siutghiol.

This is a privete tour which will take you to the real Castle of Vlad the Impaler (Dracula). This place is Poenari Citadel - stand high on a cliff overlooking the Arges River, at the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains. Later you will see Targoviste Fortress which is one of the most important medieval monuments in Romania. The legendary Vlad the Impaler (Dracula) built the emblematic Chindia Tower and reinforced the fortress. Our tour include a visit to Curtea de Arges Monastery - one of the most famous monasteries in Romania and a must-see attraction if you’re looking to discover centuries-old religious sites. Vidraru Dam is on our list, the dam's height is 166 metres, the arch length 305 meters and it can store 465 million cubic metres of water.

1. The Palace of Parliament or People’s House 2. The Bucharest National Village Museum 3. Calea Victoriei (Victory Avenue), Bucharest 4. Revolution Square, Bucharest 5. The Bucharest Old City Centre

Explore two amazing castles and the beautiful medieval city of Brasov. In this unforgettable day trip to Transylvania, Bran Castle and Peles Castle are waiting to be explored by those who dare to go back in time. While you will be primarily enticed to visit Transylvania due to its horror background, you’d be surprised that dramatic Carpathian scenery and utterly beautiful natural travel attractions will welcome you, not to mention its wealth of history.

The south-eastern Transylvania region in Romania currently has one of the highest numbers of existing fortified churches from the 13th to 16th centuries. It has more than 150 well preserved fortified churches of a great variety of architectural styles (out of an original 300 fortified churches). Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Villages with Fortified Churches in Transylvania are seven villages (six Saxon and one Székely) founded by the Transylvanian Saxons. They are dominated by fortified churches and characterized by a specific settlement pattern that has been preserved since the Late Middle Ages. The Saxon villages of Transylvania appeared in the twelfth century when the Kings of Hungary settled German colonists in the area. They had a special status among nations in the province and their civilisation managed to survive and thrive, forming a very strong community of farmers, artisans and merchants.

Sibiu is the only Romanian city to be bestowed on, in 2011, three stars in "Michelin Green Guide". Sibiu was the largest and wealthiest of the seven walled citadels* built in the 12th century by German settlers known as Transylvanian Saxons. The riches amassed by its guilds paid for the construction of both impressive buildings and the fortifications required to protect them. Sibiu's Old Town retains the grandeur of its earlier days when rich and powerful guilds dominated regional trade. Like Sighisoara and Brasov, it has a distinctly Germanic feeling. Sections of the medieval wall still guard the historic area, where narrow streets pass steep-roofed 17th century buildings with gable overhangs before opening into vast, church-dominated squares such as Great Square and Little Square.

This is a private tour which will show you the real castle of Vlad the Impaler (Poenari Citadel) located on a top of a mountain. On the list is also the first capital of Romania (Curtea de Argeș) and we will visit a beautiful monastery where are the tombs of the last four kings of Romania. After we will relax at Vidraru Lake and Vidraru Dam. Transfagarasan Highway is the most beautiful road in Romania which will take us to Balea glaciar lake at more then 2000 meters altitude.

If you’re searching for the real Dracula’s Castle, you’ve come to the right place. This a one day private tour în the country of Vlad the Impaler - known as Dracula. We will leave Bucharest în the morning and we'll go to Poienari Fortress which stand high on a cliff overlooking the Arges River, at the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains. After we'll visit the Princely Court of Târgoviște which was conceived as a complex of edifices serving both as a center of the country’s administration and a home for the Wallachian ruler, his family and for the numerous courtiers and minister. The Princely Court were built by Mircea the Elder and Vlad Dracula, during two construction stages. Later you will see the first capital of Romanian country - Cutrea de Argeș. Here we will visit Curtea de Argeș Monastery one of the most famous monasteries in Romania and a must-see attraction if you’re looking to discover centuries-old religious sites. The fourth site will be Vidraru Dam.

Well, as unbelievable as that sounds, you can do it all, risk-free, in the biggest brown bear sanctuary in the world. That is why the Bear Sanctuary is one of the most sought-after natural tourist attractions in Romania for thousands of people around the globe, regardless of the season. If you think that this Transylvanian Medieval Tour is for you and your friends, it is the perfect occasion to book a trip. Learn more about the Bear Sanctuary in Zarnesti Romania - Dracula - Brasov

Transylvania is a historical region which is located in central Romania. Bound on the east and south by its natural borders, the Carpathian mountain range, historical Transylvania extended westward to the Apuseni Mountains. The term sometimes encompasses not only Transylvania proper, but also parts of the historical regions of Crișana and Maramureș, and occasionally the Romanian part of Banat. The region of Transylvania is known for the scenery of its Carpathian landscape and its rich history. It also contains major cities such as Cluj-Napoca, Brașov, Sibiu, Târgu Mureș, Alba Iulia and Bistrița. The Anglosphere commonly associates Transylvania with vampires, thanks to the dominant influence of Bram Stoker's novel Dracula and the many films the tale inspired.

f you like medieval towns and you want to take a trip to Romania, but you would also want to visit a little bit of Bulgaria, you can kill two birds with one stone by opting for a one-day tour of Bulgaria with a personal guide comprising 3 of the most beautiful tourist attractions in Bulgaria. Let’s see the itinerary: 1. BASARABOVO MONASTERY 2. VELIKO TARNOVO + Tssarevets Fortress 3. ARBANASI VILLAGE + Konstntalieva House

For tourists who are in a hurry and want to check off a short adventure on the Black Sea coast off their list, we recommend a day-trip to Constanta, to visit Old Town and The OLD CASINO also the famos Mamaia Resort with a personal guide, guaranteed to provide an unforgettable experience. Funny moments are on the list!

This is a private tour, a one day drive that will take you to Sinaia, 'the pearl of Carpathians' to admire the famous Sinaia city and Peles Castle. Then you shall cross the mountains into Transylvania, a total change of landscape! You will enjoy the virgin landscapes and you shall visit the renowned Castle of Dracula, in an unforgettable experience. You will visit Libearty Bear Sanctuary, the green retirement home of former captive bears, most of whom endured horrific treatments and sometimes even tortures, at the hands of circuses, zoos, and private owners.

This day-trip to Bulgaria will take you to see the best of Bulgaria in one day. Leave in the morning to the Romanian-Bulgarian border you will arrive at the Basarvovo Rock monastery, a unique UNESCO World Heritage Site. Next stop will be done in Veliko Turnovo, the capital of the second Bulgarian Empire where you can tour inside the Tsarevets fortress from the 12th century. Step back in time on the Samovodene Artisans Street packed with workshops of locals where you can find a coppersmith, silversmith, icon painter and many more. Drive up to Arbanassi Village, an architectural reserve unique in Bulgaria. Visit the interior of Konstantilieva House, a merchants house from the 17th century.

Why you should travel to Sibiu - Romania? The historical center of Sibiu and the town itself are among the most visited tourist attractions in Romania, because they cater to every taste and provide a wonderful travelling experience for even the pickiest of tourists. If you love authentic cultural experiences, whether you are more romantic or more adventurous, here you will find everything you need to relax and enjoy yourself, leave the stress of your everyday life behind, and have a fun and memorable trip with your private guide. The beauty of this old citadel, having received record-breaking recognition, stems from its architecture, the arrangement of the streets, its cultural and artistic heritage, and its beautiful natural scenery, as the town is flanked on two sides by the mountains Fagaras and Lotru.Only if you catch a tour of the Romanian monasteries and you reach the Cozia Monastery will you understand why thousands of tourists are eager to see it.

Enjoy a guided tour of the Balkans and discover more than 15 Unesco World heritage sites in 9 contries: Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia and Hungary. You will have the comfort of a small group tour, modern transportation with a air-conditioned minivan and a professional driver/tourleader that will make this experience unforgettable.

This day-trip to Bulgaria will take you to see the best of Bulgaria in one day. Leave in the morning to the Romanian-Bulgarian border you will arrive at the Basarbovo Rock Churches, a unique UNESCO World Heritage Site with perfectly preserved frescoes. Next stop will be done in Veliko Turnovo, the capital of the second Bulgarian Empire where you can tour inside the Tsarevets fortress from the 12th century. Step back in time on the Samovodene Artisans Street packed with workshops of locals where you can find a coppersmith, silversmith, icon painter and many more. Drive up to Arbanassi Village, an architectural reserve unique in Bulgaria. Visit the interior of Konstantilieva House, a merchants house from the 17th century.

Visit the capital of the second Bulgarian Empire wich was Veliko Tarnovo. This empire was a medieval state that existed between 1185 and 1396 and included parts from Romania, Serbia, Greece and Turcia. Visit the inescapable symbol of Veliko Târnovo, this reconstructed fortress dominates the skyline and is one of Bulgaria’s most beloved monuments. The former seat of the medieval tsars, it hosts the remains of more than 400 houses, 18 churches, the royal palace, an execution rock and more. The fortress morphs into a psychedelic spectacle with a magnificent night-time Sound & Light Show. Visit the village of Arbanassi situated on a high plateau overseeing the Trapezitsa and Tsarevets hills. The settlement saw its bloom in the 17-18th c. when it grew into a wealthy crafts and trade hub. It was during that period that most of its gorgeous houses were erected.

If you are looking for a day of adventure to cut yourself off from the stress of everyday life, we have put together for you a one-day tour of the Bran Castle, followed by several other important sites worthy of your attention. Here is an overview of our private tour, highlighting the main tourist attractions we will be visiting: 1. SINAIA MONASTERY 2. PELES CASTLE 3. BRAN/ DRACULA’S CASTLE 4. BRASOV CITY TOUR

The architectural and natural delights of Transylvania are plentiful and dispersed. Explore Europe’s most mysterious region with ease on a 2-day tour of Brasov, Bran, and Sighisoara from Bucharest, ideal for first-time visitors. Tick off highlights such as Peles Castle, Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle), Brasov city and the UNESCO-listed Medieval Citadel of Sighisoara, and listen to the Gothic legends that have made Transylvania so famous. One night accommodation, entrance fees, and hotel pickup and drop-off in Bucharest are included on this private tour.

• Private transfer from Bucharest AIRPORT / HOTELS  to GIURGIU PORT  (International cruise ships docking: UNIWORLD, SCENIC, AMADEUS, VIKINGS,  AMA WATERWAYS) and vice-versa GIURGIU TO BUCHAREST. • Comfortable, Modern - MERCEDES BENZ VITO, MERCEDES BENZ E CLASS, RENAULT BUSINESS CLASS, Air-Conditioned Vehicles • Professional English speaking drivers • All taxes included - No hidden costs!

1. The Palace of Parliament or People’s House 2. The Bucharest National Village Museum 3. Calea Victoriei (Victory Avenue), Bucharest 4. Revolution Square, Bucharest 5. The Bucharest Old City Centre

This is a private tour to Sibiu, the only city in Romania listed with three stars in the "Michelin Green Guide". Three stars means you have to go the extra mile to see that location. A three-star city is a must-see. Sibiu represents one of the most important cities in Transylvania. In 2007 Sibiu was the European Cultural Capital. The historical center of Sibiu is one of the best preserved historical sites in the country.

Optimize your time in the Balkans on a day tour to Veliko Tarnovo in Bulgaria. Round-trip transfer from your Bucharest hotel ensures a hassle-free journey, leaving you free to absorb rural vistas, explore historic landmarks, and gain intimate insight into the region’s past and present from your small-group guide. Avoid hidden costs with admission fees to Basarbovo Monastery, Tsarevets fortress, and Nicopolis ad Istrum ruins included in the price.

This is a privete tour which will take you in to the beautiful nature of Balkans aria. We pickup you în the morning and drive to the border with Bulgaria. First stop will be at The Rock-hewn Churches of Ivanovo which are a group of monolithic churches and monasteries hewn out of solid rock and completely different from other monastery complexes in Bulgaria. Second stop will be at Orlova Chuka Cave which is the second longest cave in Bulgaria with a length of 13437 m, is home to 14 species of bats. The third stop will be at Krushuna Falls which are a series of Waterfalls. They are famous with their picturesque landscape and are formed by many travertines. There is a tourist path leading to the cave where the river springs. There are other two smaller waterfalls in the area. The last stop will be at The Devetashka cave which is known for its seven different-sized holes in the ceiling, through which sunlight penetrates and illuminates the central hall and part of its two fields.