• Bucharest - Bucharest, the capital and largest city of Romania, boasts a rich and intricate history spanning centuries. The city’s name originates from the Romanian word “bucur,” meaning “joy.” It was first documented in 1459. Bucharest has undergone phases of growth, decline, and transformation, including periods of Ottoman rule, the Phanariote era, and the reign of various Romanian princes and monarchs. It played a pivotal role in the Romanian Revolution of 1989, which resulted in the fall of the communist regime. The journey will begin here, capturing stunning photographs along the way.
• Herastrau Park - Parcul Herăstrău, or Herăstrău Park, is among the largest and most frequented parks in Bucharest. The park encircles Lake Herăstrău, a man-made lake. Visitors can enjoy the park’s vast green spaces, gardens, and promenades.
• Triumph Arch (Arcul de Triumf) - The Arcul de Triumf is a triumphal arch situated in Bucharest, Romania. Originally constructed in 1878 to celebrate Romania’s independence from the Ottoman Empire, it was later rebuilt in 1936. The arch is a renowned symbol of the city, featuring a neoclassical architectural style. It stands 27 meters (89 feet) tall and is located in the northern part of Bucharest.
• Azuga - The next stop is the snowmobile operator’s location or meeting point. Participants will be equipped with appropriate gear (helmets, boots, suits) and receive a safety briefing and instructions on operating the snowmobiles.

It’s important to wear suitable clothing for the cold weather and adhere to safety guidelines during the activity. Always check the weather conditions and ensure the operator’s credibility and compliance with safety standards for a secure and enjoyable experience.

Embark on the snowmobile adventure, following the guide through scenic snowy trails and picturesque landscapes. Discover the beauty of the winter wilderness, cruising through forests and open fields, and possibly reaching viewpoints for breathtaking vistas.

• Sinaia - During the visit to Sinaia, explore Peleș Castle and Pelișor:

Peleș Castle: This magnificent Neo-Renaissance palace, constructed in the late 19th century, is a remarkable example of European architecture. Inside, visitors will find intricate woodwork, impressive stained glass, and an outstanding collection of art, weapons, and books. The surrounding park enhances its allure.

Pelișor: Located nearby, Pelișor is a smaller palace in the Art Nouveau style. It provides an intimate glimpse into the lifestyle and tastes of Romanian royalty with its flowing lines, floral motifs, and vibrant interiors.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tea and coffee

• Lunch

Our travel agency is renowned, courtesy of positive customer recommendations and commendations from the travel sector. Our dedication to perfection is clear in our prompt and efficient customer support and well-versed, entertaining tour guides. We place extreme importance on safety, with rigorous procedures enforced.

We take pride in customizing tours to cater to the unique requirements of our customers and offering precise details about tour features and any potential additional charges. We are committed to sustainable travel practices, honouring local traditions and ecosystems.

Our organization is flawless, marked by explicit gathering locations, quick and convenient transport, and meticulously planned itineraries, guaranteeing a worry-free journey.

• Travel time is included in the total tour duration

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