7 x accommodation with breakfast 4* central located hotels

Professional English-speaking tour guides

private transportation

7 x buffet breakfast at the hotels

1 x wine tasting at Cricova Wine sales including also appetizers

This tour offers Jain, Vegetarian, Vegan, Halal and Kosher food options on request. Simply let Carpathian Travel Center know the food option that you prefer.

Transport in modern air conditioned van/car from Airport Chisinau to Airport Bucharest,
including all parking
taxes and road taxes in Romania

Guided Cricova Winery – Orheiul Vechi
Guided Day  Chisinau (city center)
Guided Day Chisinau – Cricova - Orheiu Vechi
Guided Day  Chisinau – Capriana – Iasi
Guided Day Iasi – Agapia Monastery – Bicaz Gorge – Sighisoara
Guided Day  Sighisoara – Biertan – Sibiel – Sibiu
 Guided Day Sibiu – Bran – Brasov
Guided Day Brasov – Sinaia - Bucharest
Entrance according to the program

Good to Know: Moldova + Romania Tour

Best Time to Visit
Spring (April-May): Enjoy blooming landscapes, mild weather, and fewer crowds.
Autumn (September-October): Perfect for wine enthusiasts, with harvest festivals and vibrant vineyard scenery.

Languages
Romania: Romanian is the official language, with English widely spoken in tourist areas.
Moldova: Romanian is also the official language, but Russian is commonly spoken. English is understood in major cities and tourist hotspots.

Currency
Romania: The currency is the Romanian Leu (RON). Credit cards are widely accepted, and ATMs are easily accessible.
Moldova: The currency is the Moldovan Leu (MDL). While credit cards are accepted in cities, carry cash for rural areas.

Travel Documents
Passports & Visas: Check entry requirements for both countries. Moldova and Romania are part of the EU's visa-free regime for many travelers, but Moldova is not part of the Schengen Area.
Crossing Borders: Border crossings between Moldova and Romania are straightforward but may require additional time during peak hours.

Transportation
Comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles are typically used for intercity travel.
In cities, taxis and rideshare apps are convenient. Ensure taxis use meters to avoid overcharging.

Cuisine Highlights
Romania: Try dishes like sarmale (cabbage rolls), mămăligă (cornmeal porridge), and cozonac (sweet bread).
Moldova: Enjoy placinte (stuffed pastries), zeama (chicken soup with noodles), and renowned Moldovan wines.

Wine Culture
Both countries are famous for their wines.
Romania: Regions like Transylvania and Dobrogea offer excellent vineyards.
Moldova: Don’t miss the underground wine cellars of Cricova and Milestii Mici, which hold Guinness World Records for their size and quality.

Cultural Etiquette
Moldovans and Romanians are warm and hospitable. It’s customary to greet with a handshake or a polite “Bună ziua” (Good day).
Dress modestly when visiting religious sites.

Packing Tips
Bring comfortable walking shoes for cobblestone streets and countryside tours.
Pack layers, as weather can vary between regions.
Don’t forget a camera for stunning landscapes and historic landmarks.

Safety
Both countries are generally safe for tourists. Exercise common sense, especially in crowded areas, and keep valuables secure.

Tipping
Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. A 10% tip is customary in restaurants, and small tips for guides and drivers are welcome.

Electricity
Voltage: 230V
Plugs: Type C and F. Bring an adapter if your devices use a different plug type.

Enjoy the perfect blend of Moldova’s hidden gems and Romania’s majestic landscapes and history on this memorable journey!

International or Domestic flights

Insurance: All types

Personal expenses: extras at hotel or additional meals
Tipping: Tips for guides and drivers
 City Tax
Moldova or Romania Enter Visa
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