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Romania Tours & Holidays
Romania tours reveal a hidden side of Europe where medieval towns, fortified villages, and the wild Carpathian Mountains still feel untouched. Explore authentic culture, dramatic landscapes, and timeless traditions on our small-group Romania journeys.
Romania is one of Europe’s most quietly rewarding destinations, tucked into the continent’s south-eastern corner where ancient ways of life have outlasted modernity. A Romania trip here is less a sightseeing checklist and more a slow unspooling of horse-drawn villages, Saxon settlements like Viscri, the painted monasteries of Bucovina, Carpathian forests where bears and wolves still roam, and the Danube Delta at Europe’s eastern edge.
Many travellers pair their visit with small group tours of Bulgaria for a wider Balkan loop, which is why our most ambitious itinerary crosses both. Whether you have two weeks or nearly four, our Romania tour packages are built around real cultural access rather than highlight-skimming.
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Our small group Romania guided tours are built around real access rather than ticking off the famous names. Romania holiday packages with us are capped at twelve travellers throughout, with a dedicated English-speaking tour leader on every departure, so you’ll spend nights in family-run guesthouses in Saxon villages rather than transit hotels and meet people whose welcome is genuine rather than rehearsed. We pace each itinerary for depth, with proper time in the Danube Delta, the Carpathians, and Bucovina’s painted monasteries, and back every booking with the experience of small group tour specialists who know this country properly.
Tour Packages Overview
Our Romania departures range from a focused fortnight in Transylvania to a near-month-long rail journey across half of Europe. Pick by length, by depth, or by how you want to arrive.
1. Romania – The Land that Time Forgot
14 days, from £3,075 per person
A fortnight devoted to the Romania most travellers miss, going beyond Bran Castle into Sighisoara, Sibiu, the Saxon UNESCO village of Viscri, the Carpathian Mountains in search of bears and wolves, the Danube Delta and the painted monasteries of Bucovina, with nights spent as guests of local families in rural villages. View full itinerary →
2. Best of Bulgaria and Romania
25 days, from £6,315 per person
For travellers who want the full picture of this corner of the Balkans, this extended journey pairs Romania’s cultural riches with Bulgaria’s equally compelling but lesser-visited heritage. The Bulgarian leg moves from Sofia through the dramatic Pirin mountains, the gorges and villages of the Rhodopes, Ottoman-influenced Plovdiv and the ancient Thracian tombs of Kazanlak’s rose valley — before crossing into Romania for a journey through Bucharest, Transylvania, Bucovina’s painted monasteries and the Danube Delta. View full itinerary →
3. London to Istanbul – Classic Rail Adventure
15 days, from £4,990 per person
A first-class rail journey from London to Istanbul that puts Romania front and centre, with stopovers in Austria, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria, mostly four-star and five-star hotels, time in fabled Transylvania and the Carpathian Mountains, wine tasting in Alba Iulia Citadel’s 300-year-old cellars, and brown bear spotting with a local ranger before a final stay at Istanbul’s iconic Pera Palace Hotel. View full itinerary →
4. London to Uzbekistan Rail Adventure
31 days, from £18,900 per person
A flight-free overland journey from London to Tashkent tracing historic rail routes through Western Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia, combining first-class daytime trains with classic sleepers including Turkey’s Doğu Express and a rare Caspian Sea crossing by working cargo ferry. Stops range from Paris, Vienna and Istanbul to Tbilisi, Baku and the Silk Road cities of Khiva and Bukhara, with mostly five-star or best-available hotels including Istanbul’s Pera Palace. View full itinerary →
5. London to Georgia Rail Adventure
30 days, from £18,970 per person
One of Europe’s great overland rail journeys from London through Central and Eastern Europe to the Caucasus, with highlights including Slovenia’s Triglav National Park and Lake Bled, a Budapest food tour and Danube cruise, Moldova’s underground wine cellars at Cricova, Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast at Varna and UNESCO-listed Nessebar, a stay at Istanbul’s Pera Palace, the iconic Doğu Express across Anatolia, and Georgia’s Kakheti wine region. View full itinerary →
What to see on our Romania Group Tours
Explore Sibiu, one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Romania
Visit Bran Castle and learn about the legend of Dracula
Search for the European Brown Bear in their natural habitat
Visit the painted monasteries of Bucovina
Discover Viscri, a Saxon village and a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Traverse the spectacular Carpathian Mountains, before exploring the Danube Delta, staying at an isolated settlement deep within its backwaters.
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