Romania
The Romanian Dunărea will accompany you along 1075 km from the wild canyons of the Iron Gates to the wide water mazes of the Danube Delta (UNESCO heritage). In between these breathtaking landscapes there is a wide range of cultural and natural attractions like ancient fortresses, impressive vineyards, nature reserves, lively cities as Drobeta Turnu Severin, Calafat, Giurgiu, Călărași, Brăila, Galaţi, Tulcea. The Romanian capital, Bucharest, located at 60 km north of Giurgiu can be considered the fifth capital on the Danube.
Cycling in Romania
Discover the cycling routes in Romania! The country is also crossed by two Eurovelo routes, no 6 from Atlantic to the Black Sea, mainly along the Danube and no 13 The Iron Curtain Trail, partly along the Danube. They are currently under development.
The Danube Gorges
The Iron Gates or the Danube Gorges, the most spectacular segment of the Danube, will surely enchant you with its spectacular landscape, history and multicultural traditions. It is included in the Iron Gates Nature Park.
The Danube Delta
The only delta UNESCO biosphere reserve is the third-richest biosphere reservation in the world in terms of biodiversity, the third largest delta in Europe and shelters the largest compact area of reed beds on the planet.
Jurilovca Village
Candidate village of Romania for the competition Best Tourism Villages 2024 of UN Tourism. Jurilovca awaits its guests in the middle of a fairy tale landscape neighbouring the Black Sea and the Danube Delta. The well-kept traditions of the Lipovans will surely add to the attraction of the place.
Photo: Stepan Slany/Czech Association of Banat
Eibenthal Village
Candidate village of Romania for the competition Best Tourism Villages 2024 of UN Tourism. It is a charming place, located in the Iron Gates area, inhabited mainly by ethnic Czechs, a living story about the revival of a village through tourism, and especially events tourism.
Photo: The National Museum of History and Archaeology Constanța
The Roman Emperors and Danube Wine Route
Discover the ancient flavour of the Romanian wine and step in the footprints of Romans in Dacia Felix! It is a certified route of the Council of Europe that includes also attractions from Romania, both Roman sites and vineyard areas.
Romania’s wild heart: adventure and nature unfolded
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Danube Delta by bike and boat
The Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve is probably the wildest region of Europe, while Dobrogea region hosts the oldest mountains in Europe and is a mosaic of historical culture and civilization. Visiting the region by bike and boat should be one of the most unexpected experiences as a tourist.
Danube Gorges by bike and boat 6 days
The Danube Gorges of Romania is about landscape, communities, culture, and traditions. In the 6-day journey you will discover secret villages, awesome views of the Danube, monasteries, hidden caves accessible by boat, and reminiscences of the Roman Empire. The best time to visit is May to October.
The Wine Route by Bike
We invite you to experience a combination of gastronomic and outdoor activities along the Danube banks – one of the most suitable destinations for wine trips.
Our hosts are professional wine makers, always happy to present their cellars. The regions are also places for historical and cultural sites.