• Bucharest - Bucharest, the capital and largest city of Romania, boasts a rich and intricate history spanning centuries. Its name originates from the Romanian word “bucur,” meaning “joy.” First documented in 1459, Bucharest has undergone phases of growth, decline, and transformation, including periods under Ottoman rule, the Phanariote era, and the reign of various Romanian princes and monarchs. It was pivotal in the Romanian Revolution of 1989, which resulted in the fall of the communist regime.
• Herastrau Park - Parcul Herăstrău, or Herăstrău Park, ranks among the largest and most frequented parks in Bucharest. The park encircles Lake Herăstrău, an artificial lake. Visitors can enjoy the park’s vast green spaces, gardens, and promenades.
• Triumph Arch (Arcul de Triumf) - The Arcul de Triumf is a triumphal arch situated in Bucharest, Romania. Originally constructed in 1878 to celebrate Romania’s independence from the Ottoman Empire, it was later rebuilt in 1936. The arch, an iconic city symbol, features a neoclassical architectural style. It stands 27 meters (89 feet) tall and is located in the northern part of Bucharest.
• Barajul Paltinu - Barajul Paltinu, or Paltinu Dam, is a hydroelectric dam in Romania’s Prahova County. Completed in the early 1960s, it is an arch dam located in the Bucegi Mountains. The dam’s main purpose is to generate hydroelectric power by utilizing the Prahova River’s flow. This facility has created Lacul Paltinu (Paltinu Lake), which serves as a reservoir for regulating river flow and storing water for electricity production. Besides its functional role, the surrounding area is renowned for its natural beauty, attracting tourists interested in outdoor activities like hiking and fishing. Barajul Paltinu is vital to Romania’s energy infrastructure while offering a picturesque setting in the Southern Carpathians. Travelers can capture photos and visit a local villager to experience rural life.
• Doftana - Valea Doftanei is a scenic valley in Romania’s Prahova County, celebrated for its natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities. Nestled in the Carpathian Mountains, the valley offers breathtaking landscapes and a variety of activities for visitors. One thrilling adventure in Valea Doftanei is a visit to Sacarie village and an exciting ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle) excursion.

Sacarie Village:

Sacarie is a delightful village located in the heart of Valea Doftanei. Known for its peaceful and picturesque surroundings, it serves as an ideal starting point for outdoor adventures. The village often acts as a gateway to exploring the valley’s natural wonders.

ATV Excursion:

The ATV excursion in Sacarie village offers an exhilarating and memorable experience. Participants can ride ATVs, which are off-road vehicles designed to navigate various terrains and provide an adrenaline-pumping adventure.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tea and coffee

• Lunch

Our many years of exploration in Romania enables us to take our guests to unconventional places, including seldom visited locations that aren’t usually part of popular travel plans.

When you start one of our adventures, your trip will be guided by a wealth of information about the region you’re going to explore. Our comprehensive knowledge about a range of topics concerning the area and its evolution over the last hundred years is also provided. We focus on customization, guaranteeing a distinct and personalized journey. This means that we can pause our travels to appreciate and photograph the stunning landscapes.

Our tour guides are fluent in multiple languages, simplifying communication with locals and providing an understanding of their routines. You’ll discover rare spots, engage with the local community, and soak in the local environment, resulting in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Anticipate pleasant surprises and loads of enjoyment.

• We do not recommed this trip for infants.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.