Highlights💡
Type : Private trip
Participants : From 1 to 5
Duration : 3 days and 2 nights
What You Can Expect 🔍
Embark on an
unforgettable journey through Romania’s natural and historical
treasures, starting with explorations of caves and groves, followed
by a visit to Râșnov Citadel, a 13th-century fortress with
panoramic views and a museum. Encounter wildlife at the Liberty Bear
Sanctuary in Zărnești, home to over 100 bears in a 69-hectare oak
forest, then unwind in Poiana Mărului’s serene village with apple
orchards and scenic trails. Hike the dramatic Prăpăstiile
Zărneștilor defile with its caves and springs, savor local cuisine
at Amfiteatrul Transilvania with stunning mountain views near Bran
Castle, and marvel at Șinca Veche’s ancient rock-hewn monastery
with its mystical legends. Discover Racoș village’s inactive
volcano, Emerald Lake, and basalt columns, step back in time at
Castelul Kálnoky’s restored 17th-century lodge with its museum and
park, explore the medieval Fortress of Feldioara with its
archaeological exhibits, then have a walk back in time into
Szentkereszty Castle’s park with its scenic neo-Baroque design.
What’s included ✅ | You don’t have to worry about ✅ |
🔹Equipped camper van | 🔹Contracts |
🔹Local guide, driver & translator | 🔹Damage deposit |
🔹Walkie-Talkie's | 🔹KM or Miles Limit |
🔹Fuel | 🔹Hidden costs |
🔹STARLINK Wi-Fi | 🔹Cleaning cost |
About the van 🚐
The camper-van is a rare 16” syncro VW Transporter, a rugged alternative to a motorhome, equipped with everything you need for adventure. Like a Swiss army knife. It includes :
✅ A driver/translator/guide
✅ A 230V outlet, refrigerator with freezer, parking heater, and sink
✅ A three-burner stove, cookware, awning, and three-bike rack
✅ 5+1 passengers and 3+2 sleeping spots with sleeping bags
✅ STARLINK wireless internet and walkie-talkie’s
✅ 4x4 capability, auxiliary exterior lighting, and a kick ass sound system.
If you have questions regarding the voyage preparations or about wanting to add a trailer for carrying motorbike or a kayak for example, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Notes ⚠️
▶️ Sleeping in the van is not mandatory – as our tours interact with local customs, foods and hospitality.
▶️ Not wheelchair accessible
▶️ Not stroller accessible
▶️ Not suitable for infants
▶️ Not recommended for people with back problems
▶️ Not recommended for people with heart conditions
▶️ We provide hand sanitizer. We are cleaning vehicles after every tour.
Pricing & Informations 💵
➡️ With a growing number of persons prices are lower due to discounts.
➡️ The prices are in EURO they include VAT and fuel.
➡️ We work with well-known PayPal to ensure secure transactions. A deposit of 30% will be asked before the trip for reservation. When the trip starts, the global amount must be processed in order to start the trip.
➡️ Tickets, parking fees, meals or any other costs that our customers choose outside our services are not included.
Number of persons |
Trip cost / person |
Daily cost / person |
---|---|---|
1 | € 420 | € 140 |
2 | € 270 | € 90 |
3 | € 210 | € 70 |
4 | € 180 | € 60 |
5 | € 150 | € 50 |
➡️ In case of cancellation, here are possiblities :
🔹Cancellation after the trip start will no return deposit,
🔹Cancellation 1 week before the trip will return 30% of deposit,
🔹Cancellation more than 1 week before the trip will return all deposit,
🔹In case of mechanical failure, 100% of rest of the trip will refunded,
🔹If customer got an emergency while tripping, you can ask for refund that will not be more than 50% of amount
🔗Link to Google Maps
On
day one, we’ll visit local natural formations like caves and
groves, then step back in time at Râșnov Citadel, built in the 13th
century by Teutonic Knights to defend against invasions, Perched on a
hill at 650 meters, it features thick stone walls, seven towers, and
a central courtyard with a museum. Known for its strategic design and
panoramic views of the Târlung Valley.
Proceed
to the Liberty Bear Sanctuary in Zărnești for wildlife conservation
also known
as Libearty, the world's largest brown bear sanctuary, located near
Brașov in a 69-hectare oak forest, home to over 100 bears.
And
then enjoy the view that Poiana
Mărului offers a picturesque village nestled in a valley surrounded
by the Bucegi and Piatra Craiului Mountains. Known for its apple
orchards and traditional wooden houses, it offers a serene rural
setting ideal for hiking and nature walks. The area features scenic
trails, local crafts, and a peaceful atmosphere, making it a hidden
gem for eco-tourism.
🔗Link to Google Maps
Embark
on a scenic adventure at Prăpăstiile Zărneștilor, a breathtaking
3-4 km defile nestled in Piatra Craiului National Park near Zărnești,
Brașov County. Carved by towering limestone cliffs reaching 200
meters, this wild trail offers shaded paths perfect for leisurely
hikes. Discover highlights like Peștera Mare and Peștera Mică
caves, and the refreshing Fântâna lui Botorog spring. Open
year-round and accessible from Zărnești or Peștera with a small
entry fee, it welcomes families and climbers alike.
Treat
your senses at Amfiteatrul Transilvania, a unique eco-retreat in the
Rucăr-Bran area near the Bucegi and Piatra Craiului Mountains.
Designed by its Moldavian owner, this retreat features charming
guesthouses and a restaurant serving traditional Romanian and
Moldavian cuisine with local ingredients, all warmed by a special
fireplace. Enjoy stunning views of Moieciu de Sus and "The Rock"
viewpoint, with Bran Castle just 10 km away.
Continue
your journey to Șinca Veche village, home to the enigmatic rock-hewn
monastery known as the "Temple of the Chosen Ones." Carved
into a sandstone hill over 7,000 years ago, this sacred site boasts
two chapels, unique symbols like the Star of David and Yin-Yang, and
a skylight letting in natural light. A pilgrimage spot believed to
grant wishes and healing, it’s steeped in legends of Dacian origins
and paranormal tales.
🔗Link to Google Maps
Discover
the enchanting Racoș village, home to the region’s oldest inactive
volcano, boasting a striking crater landscape perfect for geological
enthusiasts. Marvel at additional treasures like Emerald Lake, a
dazzling turquoise quarry lake, and the Racoș basalt columns, a
natural reserve showcasing unique rock formations.
Step
back in time at Castelul Kálnoky, a 17th-century Renaissance-style
hunting lodge first documented in 1648. Admire its unique stucco
decorations, rectangular layout with polygon-shaped bastions,
charming veranda, and English garden. Explore the Museum of
Transylvanian Life, featuring artifacts like weapons, period
costumes, and a Streicher piano, reflecting noble heritage.
Surrounded by a picturesque park, it offers guided tours, events, and
cozy guesthouses.
Visit
the Fortress of Feldioara, also known as Marienburg, a 13th-century
medieval stronghold initially built by Teutonic Knights with local
community contributions. Perched on a 150-meter-high limestone hill,
it features robust walls, seven towers, and a continuous gallery,
enhanced by natural slopes for defense. Now a museum, it showcases
archaeological exhibits, period costumes, and traditions of the
Târlung Valley.
Admire
Szentkereszty Castle, a historic monument constructed in 1773,
showcasing its neo-Baroque design with a garden adorned with
mythological-decorated vases. Encircled by a nine-hectare English
park with rare trees, a serene lake, and an island, it once hosted an
orchard and art camps with wooden statues. Nationalized after 1945,
it served as an orphanage and school, adding to its rich history.