Romanian mountains are pretty well known for their ski resorts. But few people realize that from spring right through to autumn the Carpathians offer hundreds of miles of idyllically unspoiled alpine meadows, forests, lakes, rivers and secluded valleys, challenging mountain peaks. That's why keen nature lovers from allover the world come to Carpathian Mountains, to hike, to do river-rafting, horse riding, to cycle or to see the Danube Delta and do kayaking or bird watching.
Romania has the biggest variety of wildlife in Europe, as well as the highest number of caves.
If you are addicted to adrenaline just grab your hiking gear and life insurance and come meet us. We take care of the rest of your outdoor tour.
You will be connected to a small paradise of adventure through Europe's secret spots.
Romania is the perfect place for all types of hiking and trekking. You can cross high or small mountains, plateaus, hills or Danube Delta. A great variety of paths, many with tourist marks, cover the important mountain areas in Romania.
The Carpathians offers endless opportunities for hikers, the most popular areas being the Bucegi and Fagaras ranges, South and West of Brasov. Other areas include the Retezat National Park, Apuseni Mountains and the Ceahlau Massif.
We propose you some mixed tours that combine hiking, rock climbing, river rafting, horse riding and mountain biking. In order to relax and take your breath, we include in this adventure tours visits to the Bucovina Monasteries, to ethnographic museums around Maramures and Bucovina, but also picnics in Rodna National Park, traditional meals, music and dance.
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