4x4 Private 2-days Tour of the Carpathian Mountains from Bucharest
Bucharest, Romania
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Trip Type: Overnight Tours
Duration: 2 days
Experience a day 4x4 wonderful adventure in the Carpathian Mountains, visit unique sites like The Peles Royal Castle in Sinaia, The Woodcraft Carpathian Museum Posada, Sinaia Monastery and Ialomicioara Moanstery, natural lakes in Bucegi Mountains – Bolboci and Scropoasa, the famous Ialomicioara Cave, The Bear Reservation in Zarnesti, The Bran Castle, Brasov city centre and The Black Church.
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Experience a day 4x4 wonderful adventure in the Carpathian Mountains, visit unique sites like The Peles Royal Castle in Sinaia, The Woodcraft Carpathian Museum Posada, Sinaia Monastery and Ialomicioara Moanstery, natural lakes in Bucegi Mountains – Bolboci and Scropoasa, the famous Ialomicioara Cave, The Bear Reservation in Zarnesti, The Bran Castle, Brasov city centre and The Black Church.
Day One
08:00: Departure from your hotel on the route Bucharest – Ploiesti – Posada – Sinaia – Bolboci – Ialomicioarei Cave
09:30-10:30: Visit The Woodcraft Carpathian Museum, Posada
11:00-12:00: Visit Peles Royal Castle in Sinaia
12:30-13:00: Visit Sinaia Monastery
13:00: Depart to Bolboci Lake and Scropoasa Lake (stopping for taking pictures and optional a short stopping to Bolboci Cottage for a coffee/tea)
14:30-15:15: Lunch at Pestera Hotel (optional)
15:30-17:00: Visit Ialomicioarei Cave and Monastery
19:00 : Check-in the hotel for one night in Predeal or Brasov
19:30: Dinner at the hotel (optional)
Day Two
Note: For groups of more than 3 persons please make 2 bookings. In one car there is comfortable space for maximum 3 persons.
Included Services: Accommodation 1 night with breakfast in a 3 star hotel, fuel and transportation, certified national guide, entrance fees to The Woodcraft Carpathian Museum Posada, Peles Royal Castle, Sinaia Monastery, Ialomicioara Cave and Monastery, Bear Reservation, Bran Castle and Black Church.
Please note that Peles Castle is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, The Woodcraft Museum and The Black Church are closed on Mondays.
Meals are not included ! Lunch/dinner reservations upon request at Pestera Hotel , Bran and Predeal/Brasov.
08:00: Departure from your hotel on the route Bucharest – Ploiesti – Posada – Sinaia – Bolboci – Ialomicioarei Cave
09:30-10:30: Visit The Woodcraft Carpathian Museum, Posada
11:00-12:00: Visit Peles Royal Castle in Sinaia
12:30-13:00: Visit Sinaia Monastery
13:00: Depart to Bolboci Lake and Scropoasa Lake (stopping for taking pictures and optional a short stopping to Bolboci Cottage for a coffee/tea)
14:30-15:15: Lunch at Pestera Hotel (optional)
15:30-17:00: Visit Ialomicioarei Cave and Monastery
19:00 : Check-in the hotel for one night in Predeal or Brasov
19:30: Dinner at the hotel (optional)
Day Two
09:00: Depart from the hotel to Zarnesti to visit The Bears Reservation
12:00: Depart to Bran
12:30-14:15: Visit Bran Castle
14:15-15:00: Lunch at Bran (optional)
15:00: Departure to Brasov
15:30-17:30: Visit the old city center of Brasov and The Black Church
17:30: Depart to Bucharest
20:30: Arrival to Bucharest
12:00: Depart to Bran
12:30-14:15: Visit Bran Castle
14:15-15:00: Lunch at Bran (optional)
15:00: Departure to Brasov
15:30-17:30: Visit the old city center of Brasov and The Black Church
17:30: Depart to Bucharest
20:30: Arrival to Bucharest
Note: For groups of more than 3 persons please make 2 bookings. In one car there is comfortable space for maximum 3 persons.
Included Services: Accommodation 1 night with breakfast in a 3 star hotel, fuel and transportation, certified national guide, entrance fees to The Woodcraft Carpathian Museum Posada, Peles Royal Castle, Sinaia Monastery, Ialomicioara Cave and Monastery, Bear Reservation, Bran Castle and Black Church.
Please note that Peles Castle is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, The Woodcraft Museum and The Black Church are closed on Mondays.
Meals are not included ! Lunch/dinner reservations upon request at Pestera Hotel , Bran and Predeal/Brasov.
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