Day 1

Ostrov - Ostrov is a tranquil commune in Constanța County, Romania, situated on the southern bank of the Danube River, close to the Bulgarian border. Encircled by vineyards and gentle hills, it is renowned for its wine production and picturesque river vistas.

Canaraua Fetii - Canaraua Fetii is a striking limestone canyon in southwestern Dobrogea, Romania, extending approximately 20 km and featuring cliffs as high as 40 m. It is home to rare plants and animals, ancient cave churches, and is rich in legends.

Adamclisi - Tropaeum Traiani in Adamclisi is an impressive Roman monument erected by Emperor Trajan around 109 AD to commemorate the victory over the Dacians. It showcases battle reliefs, a reconstructed structure, and nearby ruins of a Roman fortress, making it a significant historical site in Dobrogea.

Murfatlar - Murfatlar is a town in Constanța County, Romania, celebrated for its historic vineyards and excellent wines. It also features the Basarabi cave monastery and is located along the Danube–Black Sea Canal, making it a place of both cultural and viticultural significance.

Danube-Black Sea Canal - The Danube–Black Sea Canal is a crucial waterway in Romania that links the Danube River to the Black Sea. It reduces the shipping route by over 400 km and plays an essential role in trade, transport, and regional development.

Day 2

Vadu - Vadu Wild Beach is a serene, untouched beach on Romania’s Black Sea coast, located within the Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve. Known for its natural dunes, clear waters, and tranquil ambiance, it is a beloved spot for nature enthusiasts.

Histria - Histria Ruins are the remnants of the oldest ancient city on Romania’s territory, established by Greek settlers around the 7th century BC. Situated near Lake Sinoe, the site provides a captivating insight into ancient history, with remains of temples, fortifications, and Roman baths surrounded by untamed nature.

Jurilovca - Jurilovca is a charming fishing village in Romania, recognized for its proximity to the Danube Delta, traditional Lipovan culture, fresh seafood, and boat excursions to the breathtaking Gura Portiței beach.

• Guided off-road tour
• Suzuki Jimny for off-road adventure
• 4x4 Training
• Car Insurance
• Fuel
• Additional driver (both participants can drive)
• Hotel
• Welcome coffee
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Water & Road snacks
• First Gear Club T-Shirt
• Diploma / Certificate
• Printed Booklet
• The possibility of choosing the color of the car

Embark on an exhilarating off-road adventure by taking the wheel of a brand-new Suzuki Jimny, guided by a professional trainer. Everything needed for the journey is provided: 4x4 vehicles with insurance, fuel, hotel stays, daily meals, and road snacks, allowing participants to fully immerse themselves in the experience.

The fleet consists of brand-new Suzuki Jimnys, crafted in Japan, ensuring a dependable and exciting ride.

This trip is perfect for both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts looking for new challenges. The route features stunning landscapes and thrilling terrains.

Day 1: Bucharest-Lehliu–Ostrov–Danube Ferry crossing–Canaraua Fetii–Adamclisi–Murfatlar–Danube-Black Sea Canal–Agigea–Constanța

Day 2: Constanța–Vadu Wild Beach–Lake Border Road–Histria Ruins–Jurilovca–off-road in Quarry–Jurilovca/Enisala Castle Ruins

Day 3: Jurilovca/Enisala–off-road towards Gura Dobrogei–Dobrogea Gorges–Casian Monastery–Gravel roads towards Hârșova–Bucharest

• 6 new Suzuki Jimnys available for the tour
• Minimum age required: 18 years

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