As part of our travel packages within Central and Eastern Europe, we can offer bespoke and independent Romania tours. These can be done as full Romania tours or be combined with other countries.
For more information on the following programs, simply get in touch.
Eco-Travel in Romania
Young Pioneer Tours can arrange trips to the lesser seen places of Romania, such as the rural areas that cater to eco-tourism within the country, especially at its extraordinary lakes and valleys in the dramatic scenery of the Carpathian Mountains.
Romania to Balkans Overland Tour
Starting with the exploration of Bucharest and its surroundings we will then head via Transylvania to the Balkan. After two nights in Romania, we enter the former countries of Yugoslavia to explore the different facets and distinctive characteristics of their Soviet past.
Romania to Bulgaria Overland Tour
Starting with the exploration of Bucharest and its surroundings we will then head via the city of Constanta at the Black Sea coastline to Bulgaria. After two nights in Romania, we cross into Bulgaria and make our way via Varna and various other places to the exciting city of Sofia.
Underground Romania Tours
Bucharest, Brasov, Timișoara, and the wider country have some amazing dark tourism, urbex and contemporary historical sites that few tourists get to see. Working with our local partners, YPT can arrange and underground and dark tourism tours to Romania. Get in touch to have a bespoke itinerary planned for you.
Dracula Tour
Transylvania is the legendary home of Dracula, so a tour of this region is a must for any fan of legends. You can visit Bran Castle, which is often associated with Dracula (although it was never actually his home), as well as other medieval castles and towns. You can also go hiking in the Carpathian Mountains, which are said to be the inspiration for Dracula’s stories.
Medieval History Tour
Romania has a long and fascinating history, and there are many medieval towns and cities that are worth visiting. Some of the highlights include Bucharest, the capital of Romania; Sighișoara, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a well-preserved old town; and Brașov, a beautiful city surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains.
Wine Tasting Tour
Romania has a long history of winemaking, and there are many wine regions in the country that are worth exploring. Some of the most popular wine regions include Transylvania, Moldavia (not to be confused with Moldova, which also has great wine!), and Muntenia. You can go on a wine tasting tour of one of these regions, or you can visit one of Romania’s many wineries.











