These are the results for your Transylvania small group holidays. Click on the links to see the full details of each carefully chosen holiday from specialist operators.
One of the last remaining true wilderness areas in Europe can be found in the majestic Piatra Craiului Mountains of central Romania. For centuries the locals have existed in harmony with a rich variety of rare wildlife, including Europe's highest concentration of bears, wolves and lynx.
Travel to the Carpathian mountains, an area of interest for researchers and wildlife enthusiasts alike, to spend a week exploring the more remote areas of Piatra Craiului National Park in search of the Brown Bear.
This tour starts in Bucharest, where you may have the chance to visit the amazing Parliament Palace Ceausescu's Kremlin. The next day you transfer to Bucovina through the beautiful Moldovan landscape visiting the nunneries of Agapia and Varatec, examples of traditional architecture and monastic life
3 different tours, concentrating on Northern or Southern Transylvania, or taking in the best of both. Visit Dracula's castle, medieval cities and a UNESCO World Heritage monastery, as well as meeting local craftsmen & artists and walking in wild gorges.
A 7 day guided cycling tour in the incredible Transylvanian Mountain landscape combining exhilarating rides across the traditional Transylvanian villages, far from the crowded cycling routes, with a great cultural adventure.
For the ultimate experience of Romania's traditional way of life, the festivals are the best and most spectacular option. Our trips also include Dracula's castle, impressive monasteries, traditional wood-carving and Turzii's Gorges walks.
A 7 day guided walking tour ideal for families with children, seniors and even passionate hikers. Located in the beautiful scenery of Piatra Craiului National Park and Bucegi Mountains, you decide the level of difficulty of the hiking routes each day.
Departing from Budapest, this Halloween tour in Transylvania offers a 10 day trip back in time, following Jonathan Harkers footsteps but revealing the genuine historical facts and places related with Vlad the Impaler, the Romanian ruler known as Dracula.
