Romania offers a wealth of attractions for campervan travelers, from medieval castles to stunning natural parks. With your campervan rental, you can easily explore the country's diverse regions and experience its unique charm.

• Transylvania: Known for its medieval towns, imposing castles, and breathtaking mountain scenery, Transylvania is a must-visit region. Explore Bran Castle (Dracula's Castle), the charming city of Brasov, and the fortified churches of Sighisoara and Biertan. Ample parking is available in most towns and near popular attractions.
• The Carpathian Mountains: A paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, the Carpathian Mountains offer endless opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife spotting. Drive along the Transfăgărășan and Transalpina mountain roads, visit the Piatra Craiului National Park, and enjoy the stunning views from the mountain peaks.
• The Danube Delta: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Danube Delta is a unique ecosystem and a haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers. Take a boat trip through the delta's intricate waterways, spot rare bird species, and enjoy the tranquility of this natural wonderland. Campervan-friendly campsites are available near the delta's entrance points.

Romania offers a growing number of official campsites that provide the necessary facilities and comfort for campervan travelers. Here are some of the best camping sites in Romania, known for their amenities and accessibility.

• Camping Sălbatic: Located in the heart of Transylvania, Camping Sălbatic offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by forests and meadows. The site has spacious pitches for campervans, modern facilities, and access to hiking trails and outdoor activities. It's an ideal choice for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility.
• Vadu Camping: Situated near the Black Sea coast, Vadu Camping offers direct access to the beach and stunning sea views. The site has excellent facilities, including electric hookups, showers, and a restaurant. It's perfect for those wanting to combine beach relaxation with campervan adventures.
• Camping Dracula Bran: Located near the famous Bran Castle, this campsite offers a unique experience with its themed atmosphere and stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The site has well-maintained pitches, clean facilities, and easy access to the castle and other attractions in the area.

Romania offers a wide range of activities for campervan travelers, from exploring medieval towns to hiking in the mountains and relaxing on the Black Sea coast. Take your campervan on day trips to discover the best of Romania's cultural and natural treasures.

• Explore Medieval Towns: Visit the charming medieval towns of Sighisoara, Brasov, and Sibiu, and explore their historic centers, fortified churches, and colorful architecture. Park your campervan in designated areas and wander through the cobblestone streets, soaking in the atmosphere of these well-preserved towns.
• Hike in the Carpathian Mountains: Embark on a hiking adventure in the Carpathian Mountains and discover stunning landscapes, hidden waterfalls, and panoramic views. Choose from a variety of trails, ranging from easy walks to challenging climbs, and enjoy the fresh mountain air and unspoiled nature.
• Relax on the Black Sea Coast: Spend a day or two relaxing on the Black Sea coast and enjoy the sandy beaches, clear waters, and vibrant atmosphere of resorts like Mamaia and Vama Veche. Park your campervan at designated campsites and enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and water sports.

Romanian cuisine is hearty and diverse.

• In Transylvania: Sarmale (cabbage rolls) and Ciorbă de burtă (tripe soup).
• In the Danube Delta: Fish soup straight from the cutter.
• In Maramureș: Polenta with sheep cheese. With it, žuica (plum brandy) or Romanian wine.

Supermarkets like Mega Image, Profi and Lidl are cheap and well-stocked. So you can stock up yourself if you want to save money and prefer to cook in your RV.

Traveling to Romania requires a bit more planning, but it is quite feasible.

• 🚗 By car:
• Traveling by land is the most common method for a campervan trip. From Germany, Austria and Switzerland you usually travel via Hungary to Romania. Plan 1-2 days for the journey, depending on your starting point. The highways are well developed up to Hungary.
• ✈️ By plane:
• The largest international airport is Bucharest Henri Coandă (OTP). Other important airports are Cluj-Napoca (CLJ) and Sibiu (SBZ), which are also served by some airports in German-speaking countries.
• After your arrival, you can easily reach the pick-up point of your camper. The exact address of our partner's rental station will be communicated to you in your booking documents.