Walking in Romania - the Painted Monasteries, Transylvania & the Danube delta - offers an in-depth exploration of 'old' Romania, with excellent walking in unspoilt landscapes of Transylvania, Moldavia and Bucovina and a boat-based excursion in the Danube Delta. Running 4 - 15 June 2019 (max 14 guests), when wildflowers are at their best.
Explore medieval Europe on a journey through the fortified cities of Transylvania and the delightful rural villages of Viscri and Sibiel. Visit the painted monasteries of Bucovina and search for the amazing wildlife of the Danube Delta.
Visit an utterly unspoilt part of Europe. Amazing painted wooden churches are a testament to an age of faith, lost to the west. Unique fortified ‘Saxon’ churches reflect military struggles of Medieval times. Spectacular & varied scenery. A very warm welcome from local communities. Comfortable hotels with decent food & wine.
Relive a bygone age when rural life meant working fields with horses, stacking hay in haystacks and preparing meals from home grown produce. Visit remote Saxon villages with their fortified churches in Transylvania, enjoy village life in Maramureș and the painted monasteries of Bucovina.
A fantastic walking and cultural holiday through Bulgaria and Romania with time to explore Sofia, Bucharest and Brasov.
This Romania photography tour is a landscape and travel photography tour in Romania. Available from 18 Jun 2019 to 25 Jun 2019 this 7 day trip costs from £2,599 and has a maximum group size of 7 persons.
Discover some of the last true wilderness areas in Europe, teeming with wildlife. We search for rare wading birds in the Delta and bears in the mountains in the company of experts and encounter a rural life that makes Romania so appealing.
Welcome to Bessarabia, a land so remote that tourism is yet to get a foothold
This central region of Romania is surrounded by breath-taking mountain scenery and dotted with medieval villages, painted monasteries, and some of the warmest hospitality in Europe.
Our ten day journey begins in Bucharest, the capital, which was once known as “Little Paris” because of its stunning Belle Epoque buildings and tree lined wide streets.
