The beautiful mountains and the friendliness of the locals

Romania's mountains have an unmistakable charm - they are wild, accessible and full of opportunities for camping. The freedom to move in nature wherever your heart takes you is one of the country's greatest gifts. Whether you're looking for tranquillity in the mountains or romance by the sea, Romania offers it all.

The local people are incredibly friendly and hospitable. They will be happy to help you with advice, smile at you or surprise you with a small kindness that will make you feel at home.

Experience Romania up close

Camping freedom

One of Romania's biggest draws is the freedom it offers for camping. Whether you choose to spend the night on a deserted beach overlooking the endless Black Sea or wake up in the morning surrounded by the majestic Carpathian Mountains, the possibilities are almost limitless. Free camping is not only legal but also commonly practiced here, allowing you to choose the most beautiful spots right in the heart of nature. This makes Romania the ideal destination for those looking for true independence and authentic experiences.

Unforgettable places along the route

• Săpânța - Village of the Merry Tombstones

The cheerful cemetery in Săpânța will surprise you with its colourful and humorous inscriptions on the tombstones. It is a unique view of death - with insight and a touch of humour.

• Bear's Cave

Famous for its unique fossil finds of cave bears, this cave will draw you into a world of underground beauty. The cave's stalactite formations and mysterious atmosphere make it a must-stop on your trip.

• The Berka Mud Volcanoes

These natural phenomena seem like a scene from another planet. The mud volcanoes are a fascinating spectacle for geology and nature lovers alike.

• Wild Beach and Evangelia Shipwreck

The wild beaches of the Black Sea coast are ideal for relaxing away from the crowds. The Evangelia Shipwreck adds a mysterious touch to these places and perfectly complements their peaceful atmosphere.

• Transfăgărășan and Transalpina

These iconic roads winding through the Carpathian Mountains will mesmerise you with their scenery. Every curve offers new breathtaking views and the chance to stop and admire the beauty of the mountains.

• Salina Turda

The Turda salt mine is like an underground city. Its impressive spaces, including an underground lake, are a perfect testament to the mastery of nature and the hands of man.

• The flooded village of Geamăna

This place tells the story of nature affected by human activity. The flooded village has become a symbol of sad beauty that has something to say about ecology and history.

Dracula and the magic of Transylvania

Romania is inextricably linked to the legend of Dracula, which attracts visitors from all over the world. Bran Castle, often referred to as 'Dracula's Castle', stands at the foot of the Carpathian Mountains and still evokes the mystery and fascination of the vampire legend. But Transylvania is more than just myths - it's a place with a rich history, charming villages and deep forests that draw you into a world of mystery and stories.

The rulers of the Romanian wilderness

Romania is home to one of the largest populations of brown bears in Europe. Encountering these majestic creatures in their natural habitat is an unforgettable experience, although it is important to respect their space. In the Carpathian Mountains you will often find places with warning signs reminding you that these wild animals are part of the local nature. 

See you next time!

It certainly wasn't our only trip in this direction. We didn't get to do nearly everything on our itinerary. Romania is a country that offers a myriad of experiences - from majestic mountains to historical sites to tranquil beaches. Whether you're a lover of nature, history or the freedom to travel, this country will delight you with its authenticity and hospitality. Be inspired by our journey and discover the magic of this unique destination.