• Cave Monastery of St. Andrew - The Cave Monastery of Saint Andrew the Apostle of Jesus Christ is situated near the Black Sea in Romania, specifically in the Danube Delta region. This historic monastery is renowned as one of the oldest Christian sites in the country, believed to have been founded by the Apostle Andrew himself, who is honored as the patron saint of Romania.

The monastery is nestled in a scenic location, drawing visitors with its natural beauty, historical importance, and spiritual ambiance. The site features a series of caves that were utilized by monks for hermitic living and spiritual practices. These caves are carved into the rocky terrain, containing chapels and other monastic facilities that have been in use for centuries.

Beyond its religious significance, the Cave Monastery of Saint Andrew is a vital cultural and tourist attraction. It is part of the broader heritage of Orthodox Christianity in Romania and showcases the deep historical roots of Christianity.

• Monumentul Tropaeum Traiani - The Tropaeum of Trajan is an ancient Roman monument located in present-day Romania, near the village of Adamclisi in the Dobruja region. It commemorates Emperor Trajan’s victory over the Dacians in the early 2nd century AD, specifically during the Dacian Wars (101-102 AD and 105-106 AD).

Constructed around 109 AD, the monument served both as a symbol of Roman dominance and as a memorial to the soldiers who participated in the conflicts. The design of the Tropaeum Traiani is a triumphal monument, resembling a large round tower with a base adorned with relief sculptures depicting scenes from the wars.

The structure is distinguished by its elaborate sculptural decoration, which includes detailed reliefs illustrating the battles between the Romans and the Dacians, as well as various deities and military themes. Originally, the monument served not only as a commemorative site but also as a venue for public gatherings and celebrations of Roman military achievements.

• Constanta - Constanța’s Old Town and tourist port combine rich history with seaside allure. Wander through cobblestone streets lined with elegant cafés, art galleries, and historic landmarks like the iconic Constanța Casino and the Great Mahmudiye Mosque. The nearby tourist port offers a vibrant promenade with yachts, seafood restaurants, and breathtaking views of the Black Sea—ideal for evening strolls and sunsets over the harbor.

• Hotel Pick-up
• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional tour guide in English

• Lunch

Join us for an exclusive guided tour that will lead you through the captivating history and breathtaking landscapes of Romania.

The journey begins at the mystical St. Andrew’s Cave, associated with one of the 12 apostles of Jesus Christ, a place rich in legend and spirituality. Your guide will share intriguing tales about this important site and its ties to Saint Andrew, the patron saint of Romania.

Next, the tour proceeds to the extraordinary Trajan’s Trophy, a magnificent monument celebrating the Roman Emperor Trajan’s triumph over the Dacians. This notable archaeological site provides insight into Romania’s ancient history and its intriguing past.

Following your adventures, you will head to the charming city of Constanța, located on the shores of the Black Sea. Here, you can unwind and enjoy a delicious lunch, relishing the local cuisine while admiring the stunning sea views.

This private tour is designed to provide a unique and personalized experience.

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