Romania Rural Tour. Sustainable tourism. Private guided tour

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Summary

Starts
Bucharest
Duration
8 days
Languages
English and Spanish
Difficulty
Easy
Minimum age
4 years

Description

Embark on an unforgettable 8-day journey through the heart of Romania, exploring its rich history, diverse cultures, and stunning landscapes. This multi-day tour offers a unique blend of rural life, traditional crafts, and historical sites, taking you from the bustling city of Bucharest to the tranquil villages of Transylvania and Maramures. Discover UNESCO World Heritage Sites, visit local craftsmen, and taste traditional Romanian cuisine. Stay in charming village guesthouses, immerse yourself in local customs, and learn about the region's fascinating past from our knowledgeable tour guide. Whether you're a history buff, a culture enthusiast, or a nature lover, this tour promises a wealth of experiences that will leave you with lasting memories.

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Included

Half Board 7 breakfasts and 7 dinners

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Transport with car, SUV or minivan

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7 nights accommodation

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Private tour Guide

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Entrance tickets ;

Tour of the village in horse driven wagon,

Jam tasting,

Visits to the local craftsmen,

Local taxes.

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Destinations

Săpânța - city in RomaniaSăpânța
Photo of the Small Square piata mica, the second fortified square in the medieval Upper town of Sibiu city, Romania.Sibiu
Viscri
Biertan
Rupea
Prejmer
Sibiel
Brasov - city in RomaniaBrasov
Sighișoara - city in RomaniaSighișoara
Antique building view in Old Town Bucharest city - capital of Romania and Dambrovita river. Bucharest, Romania, Europe.Bucharest
Baia Sprie

Map

Attractions

ASTRA Museum
Gorge of Varghis, Harghita, RomaniaGorge of Varghis
Fortified Church in Prejmer, RomaniaFortified Church Prejmer
Sărbătoarea Tuberozelor din Hoghilag
Fortified Church, Vânători, Mureș, RomaniaFortified Church
Photo of Peles Castle in Sinaia, Romania.Peleș Castle
Church of St. Nicholas
Bârsana Monastery, Maramureș, RomaniaBârsana Monastery
Photo of traditional houses from Berbesti, Maramures. Dimitrie Gusti National Village museum in Bucharest, ROMANIA.Maramureș Village Museum
Photo of Brasov cityscape with black cathedral and mountain on backround in Romania .Black Church
The fortified church of Bazna
Photo of The traditional wooden Poienile Izei Hill Church. Maramures, Romania.Ieud Hill Church
Cetatea Feldioara - Marienburg
Photo of Beautiful garden of Monastery Cozia, Romania.Cozia Monastery
Photo of Merry Cemetery,Săpânța,Romania.Merry Cemetery

Daily Itinerary

Day 1

Day 1 – Day 1: Bucharest - Brasov

  • Brasov
  • Prejmer
  • Viscri
  • Bucharest - Arrival day
  • More
  • Fortified Church Prejmer
  • Black Church
  • Cetatea Feldioara - Marienburg
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Begin your journey in Bucharest, where our tour guide will meet you. We'll then head to the Brasov region, crossing the Carpathian mountains. Here, we'll explore the Prejmer and Harman fortified churches, both UNESCO sites, and the Feldioara Fortress. These sites offer a glimpse into the region's rich history and the unique blend of religious and defensive structures characteristic of Transylvania. We'll end the day in a charming village guesthouse, where you'll enjoy a delicious dinner and overnight stay.

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Day 2

Day 2 – Day 2: Brasov - Sighisoara

  • Sighișoara
  • Biertan
  • Rupea
  • Viscri
  • Brasov
  • More
  • Sărbătoarea Tuberozelor din Hoghilag
  • Fortified Church
  • The fortified church of Bazna
  • More

Day two takes us to the area of Sighisoara, where we'll explore the old medieval town and the charming villages of Tarnava Valley. We'll visit the Viscri village, known for its well-preserved houses and customs, and the UNESCO-listed Viscri Fortified Church. We'll also visit a local blacksmith's workshop and taste a local sweet cheese pie. In Sighisoara, we'll walk through the past times, visiting the Clock tower, the Church on the Hill, and the House of Vlad Dracul. We'll end the day with a visit to the Biertan village and its impressive fortified church, before returning to our accommodation for dinner and overnight stay.

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Day 3

Day 3 – Day 3: Sighisoara - Botiza

  • Sighișoara
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  • Gorge of Varghis
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On day three, we'll leave the south of Transylvania and head north to Maramures, known for its wooden churches and gates. Our first stop will be at Corund village, a famous ceramic centre in Romania, where we'll visit local ceramic workshops. After a scenic drive, we'll arrive in Botiza village, a serene place located at the end of the Botiza valley. Here, you'll enjoy a home-made dinner and overnight stay in a local guesthouse.

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Day 4

Day 4 – Day 4: Botiza - Maramures

  • Săpânța
  • Baia Sprie
  • More
  • Bârsana Monastery
  • Ieud Hill Church
  • Merry Cemetery
  • More

Day four is dedicated to exploring Maramures, a region known for its well-preserved traditions and customs. We'll visit the Barsana Monastery, a symbol of the religious life in the area, and a wooden craftsmen workshop in Sarbi village. We'll also visit the Desesti Wooden Church, a UNESCO site, and the Sapanta Merry Cemetery, famous for its colourful tombstones and funny inscriptions. After a day full of exploration, we'll return to Botiza village for dinner and overnight stay.

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Day 5

Day 5 – Day 5: Botiza - Dragomiresti

Day 5: Botiza - Dragomiresti

  • Maramureș Village Museum
  • Ieud Hill Church
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On day five, we'll continue our exploration of Maramures. We'll visit the Bogdan Voda Wooden Church, built in 1718, and the Maramuresean Women Museum in Dragomiresti, which presents the way a village house was built and organized in the past. We'll also see the beautiful carved wooden gates, a landmark of the area. In the afternoon, we'll return to Botiza village for some leisure time, dinner, and overnight stay.

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Day 6

Day 6 – Day 6: Botiza - Sibiel

  • Sibiel
  • More
  • ASTRA Museum
  • Church of St. Nicholas
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On day six, we'll leave Maramures and head to the southern Carpathians. We'll stop at Surdesti Church, considered the highest wooden church in Europe. Our journey will then take us to Sibiel, where we'll discover the mountain villages of Transylvania, known for their cheese and meat products. We'll visit the Icon Painted Museum, showcasing icons painted on glass, an old art form popular in Transylvania. Enjoy a tasty dinner and overnight stay in a local guesthouse in Sibiel.

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Day 7

Day 7 – Day 7: Sibiel - Orlat - Jina

  • Sibiel
  • Sibiu
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Day seven is a day to relax and enjoy the beautiful Transylvanian mountain villages. We'll start with a horse-driven wagon trip in Sibiel and its surroundings, observing the architecture and organization of the village. You'll also have the opportunity to be part of the family activity on the farming land or in the household. We can also drive to the neighbouring villages of Orlat and Jina, offering excellent scenery over the mountains, hills, and valleys. The day's program is flexible and can be adjusted according to your wishes. Dinner and overnight stay will be in a local village guesthouse.

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Day 8

Day 8 – Day 8: Sibiel - Bucharest

  • Bucharest
  • Sibiu - Departure day
  • More
  • Peleș Castle
  • Cozia Monastery
  • More

On the final day of our tour, we'll drive back to Bucharest, arriving around 14.00 hrs. Along the way, we'll have the option to stop and visit the Peles Castle, the former royal summer residence, or the 13th-century Cozia Monastery. The tour concludes with a drop-off at the airport or a hotel in Bucharest.

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