Bicycle Tours & Trips in Romania
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- Cycle Romania
- In the heart of Transylvania by bike (self-guided experience)
- Individuell mit dem Rad durch Siebenbürgen (10 Tage)
- Self Guided Bicycle Tour in Transylvania
- Self Guided Bike Tour in Transylvania - 10 Days
- Back in Time by Bike - Medieval Transylvania
- Transylvania and Bukovina by bicycle
- Transylvania to Danube Delta
- Enchanting Bucovina By Bike
- Transfagarasan & Transalpina Epic Climbs
A stunning 350km route winds through Romania from Bucharest to Transylvania. The path leads past Fagaras Mountains, through medieval Sighisoara's citadel, and along forest trails to UNESCO-listed Viscri church, featuring stops at traditional wool mills and historic monasteries.
Duration 9 days Destinations Bucharest, Bucium, Carta, Biertan, Sighisoara, Soars, Viscri Age Range Ages 16+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 457 mi Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From $6,087
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A medieval journey of 225km connects Brasov to UNESCO-listed Sighisoara. River paths and forest trails lead to Saxon villages and fortified churches. Restored Daniel Castle in Talisoara and traditional guesthouses provide authentic accommodations showcasing local craftsmanship and cuisine.
Duration 5 days Destinations Brasov Age Range Ages 16+ Physical Rating Moderate Operator CarpatBike From
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Duration 10 days Destinations Sibiu, Rasinari, Cisnadioara, Sibiel, Medias, Sighisoara, Bran, Rasnov Age Range Ages 16+ Operated in Only: German Physical Rating Moderate Distance 203 mi Operator DRS Reisen GmbH From
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Self Guided Bicycle Tour in Transylvania
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The cycling was very good on bikes that were able to get the job done. Our guest houses were pretty good.”
Wade, traveled in July
From Bucharest to Brasov, this historic heartland route reveals Bran Castle and Rasnov Citadel. Peaceful paths lead through shepherd villages like Rasinari, the ASTRA open-air museum, and Saxon fortified churches. Daily rides span 25-86km on Winora Orinoco bikes with full luggage support.
No departure dates availableDuration 10 days Destinations Bucharest, Bran, Zarnesti, Rasinari, Sibiel, Biertan, Medias, Brasov, Sighisoara Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, German Physical Rating Moderate Distance 468 mi Operator Carpathian Travel Center Self Guided Bike Tour in Transylvania - 10 Days
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Great trip and great value for money. We really enjoyed the trip and would highly recommend it to others.”
JAMES, traveled in September
A 266km route from Sibiu to Bran Castle winds through Saxon villages. UNESCO-listed Biertan fortress, Sighisoara's medieval citadel, and optional climbs to Poiana Brasov ski resort highlight the journey. Quality Winora Orinoco bikes and daily breakfast included.
No departure dates availableDuration 10 days Destinations Sibiu, Cisnadioara, Biertan, Medias, Sighisoara, Bran, Zarnesti, Rasnov Age Range Ages 20+ Operated in English, German Physical Rating Moderate Distance 207 mi Operator Carpathian Travel Center Back in Time by Bike - Medieval Transylvania
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Highly recommended !”
Raluca, traveled in June
Medieval splendor spans 350km from Brasov's Black Church to Sibiu's cultural center. The varied terrain includes forest trails to Romania's last active volcano and challenging climbs near Cincsor. UNESCO sites punctuate the route, with support vehicles and bike rentals available for approx. $20 per day.
No departure dates availableDuration 7 days Destinations Bucharest, Brasov, Sighisoara, Sibiu Age Range Ages 6+ Operated in English, French Distance 186 mi Operator BikeInTime 
The 450km route traverses Romania's varied landscapes, from Hartibaciu Valley's gentle slopes to challenging 1,600m climbs near Vatra Moldovitei. Medieval towns, Bran Castle, and UNESCO-listed monasteries dot the path. Shepherd villages like Rasinari and Poplaca offer glimpses of local life.
No departure dates availableDuration 15 days Destinations Sibiu, Biertan, Sighisoara, Brasov, Bran, Targu Mures, Gura Humorului, Suceava Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, German Physical Rating Moderate Distance 508 mi Operator Carpathian Travel Center 
Duration 11 days Destinations Brasov, Bran, Galati, Tulcea, St Gheorghe, Constanta Age Range Ages 18+ Distance 298 mi Operator Eurocycle Adventures From
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The monastery region of Romania unfolds across 60km daily routes from Targu Neamt to Campulung Moldovenesc. UNESCO sites like Voronet and Sucevita stand as highlights, while the 1,500m Transrarau Pass provides a thrilling climb. Traditional workshops await with full vehicle support.
No departure dates availableDuration 8 days Destinations Bucharest, Targu Neamt, Gura Humorului, Sucevita Age Range Ages 12+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 474 mi Operator CarpatBike Transfagarasan & Transalpina Epic Climbs
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Great alpine roads, nice/friendly people, tasty local food.”
Oana, traveled in June
Romania's legendary Transalpina and Transfagarasan roads present 250km of alpine challenges. A 28km ascent from Novaci reaches Ranca at 2,075m, followed by a 35km climb to Balea Lake. Historic Transylvanian villages and Vidraru Dam mark the route, supported by expert guides and vehicles.
No departure dates availableDuration 3 days Destinations Horezu, Sibiu, Cartisoara, Curtea de Arges, Bucharest Age Range Ages 18+ Distance 192 mi Operator CarpatBike
What our customers ask about Bicycle Tours & Trips in Romania
What's the best time of year for cycling in Romania?
For cycling in Romania the ideal months are May through September with optimal conditions in June and September. In the Transylvania region around Brasov and Sibiu temperatures stay moderate at 20-25°C. For exploring the painted monasteries in Bukovina late spring or early autumn provide good cycling conditions. If heading to mountain areas like the Carpathians summer offers the most reliable weather. Recent TourRadar travelers on the Heart of Transylvania tour reported "perfect weather for cycling through picturesque landscapes."
What types of accommodation can I expect on a Romania bicycle tour?
Accommodations range from medieval guesthouses to modern boutique hotels across Romania's cycling routes. Notable stays include the Daniel Castle in Talisoara and the Fronius Residence in medieval Sighisoara. In UNESCO villages like Viscri travelers stay in traditional guesthouses while city accommodations feature properties like Vila Katharina in Brasov and Levoslav House in Sibiu. TourRadar reviews consistently give accommodation quality 4.5-5 out of 5 stars for combining historic character with modern comforts.
What cultural highlights will I experience on a Romania bicycle tour?
The routes connect UNESCO sites medieval towns and traditional villages throughout Romania. Cyclists visit Transylvania's fortified churches including the Biertan fortress and Brasov's Black Church. The itineraries pass through Saxon villages such as Viscri where Prince Charles's foundation preserves local crafts. Key stops include Carta Cistercian Monastery Sighisoara's citadel and shepherd communities like Rasinari. Many tours incorporate stays at historic properties such as Daniel Castle allowing visitors to experience Romanian hospitality firsthand.
What are the typical daily cycling distances on Romania bicycle tours?
Daily routes cover 30-80km depending on the specific tour and terrain. Transylvania tours average 65km daily passing medieval villages while Bukovina routes covering monastery areas tend to be shorter at 40km per day. A notable leg is the 70km ride from Brasov to Daniel Castle in Talisoara. According to a TourRadar review: "Great host empathic interaction attention to detail. Nice scenery" describes the typical Transylvania cycling experience.
What support services are provided during the bicycle tours?
Services include English-speaking guides support vehicles for luggage and mechanical help. Tours provide route maps GPS tracks and emergency contacts. As one traveler shared: "Our guide Razvan really made this a fantastic trip. Together with our driver Geo he made sure that everything ran smoothly." Daily briefings cover routes cultural sites and safety while support vehicles carry spare parts first-aid supplies and refreshments.
What are the best cycling routes and landscapes to explore in Romania?
Romania's cycling terrain spans from Transylvania through the Carpathians to historic rural areas. Piatra Craiului National Park offers routes with mountain views while Hartibaciu Valley leads through Saxon villages and fortified churches. The Transfagarasan road climbs to 2000m with mountain panoramas. A TourRadar reviewer observed: "The countryside was very beautiful and unspoilt with wildflowers insects and bird life." Accommodations include stays at places like Maldaresti Manor House and boutique hotels in Brasov's historic center.