Lynx in Romania




Our Romania wildlife Holidays
Carpathian Mountains holiday, conservation & culture
Wolves, bears and sightseeing
Volunteering with bears in Romania
Volunteer at an inspiring bear sanctuary in Transylvania
Romania wildlife holiday, bear watching and tracking
Memorable trip in Romania focused on wild bears
Romania wildlife holiday stay in wildlife hides
-Explore some of the wildest forests of Europe.
Romania's natural wonders holiday, small group
Natural and cultural highlights - Danube Delta, mountains, bears
Danube Delta birding tour in Romania
Birdwatching tour around the beautiful Danube Delta!
Birding tour in the Danube Delta, Romania
Bird watching tour around the beautiful Danube Delta!
Wolf tracking and watching holiday in Transylvania
Wolf watching and trekking in Transylvania (mid Jan-Feb)
Transylvania short break, small group
Romanian short break in the home of Dracula
Romania wildlife holiday, bear tracking and birdwatching
Bear tracking and birdwatching holiday in the Carpathians
Danube Delta birdwatching in Romania
An incredible Danube Delta birdwatching experience!
Romania bird watching and bear tracking holiday
Wild brown bears and birdwatching in the Carpathians
Family volunteering with bears in Romania
Unique family volunteering holiday at a bear sanctuary
Transylvania wildlife holiday, lynx watching and tracking
Lynx watching and tracking in the land of Dracula
Walking in the Picos de Europa holiday
Explore the Picos de Europa on a self guided walking holiday
Where to see lynx in Romania
How to see lynx in Romania
When to see lynx in Romania


Our top Romania wildlife Holiday
Carpathian Mountains holiday, conservation & culture
Wolves, bears and sightseeing
2021: 22 May, 12 Jun, 3 Jul, 24 Jul, 7 Aug, 14 Aug, 21 Aug, 11 Sep, 18 Sep, 2 Oct, 9 Oct
2022: 30 Apr, 14 May, 4 Jun, 11 Jun, 2 Jul, 16 Jul, 6 Aug, 13 Aug, 20 Aug, 10 Sep, 17 Sep, 1 Oct, 8 Oct
Lynx & responsible tourism
You’re also offering work to conservationists who give you a valuable insight into the lives of lynx in Romania. Investment from wildlife tourism helps them to continue their work year-round. That includes helping communities understand and live with lynx safely, campaigning against poaching, monitoring populations, and pushing for the protection of wildlife corridors in the Carpathian Mountains. Because while lynx seem to have a stable population in Romania, the numbers in surrounding countries are in steep decline. Research done in Romania can provide information on how to protect other communities of Eurasian lynx.