Eastern Europe Tours for Solo Travelers
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- 12-Day Grand Central Europe & Turkey Tour: From Imperial Capitals to Eastern Wonders From Vienna to Istanbul 3 Flights included - Small Group Tour
- Budapest to Istanbul Adventure
- 6 Day Explore Prague - Vienna - Budapest Tour-Small Group Tour
- 8 Day Journey exploring Central and Eastern Europe - from Vienna to Bucharest - Small Group Tour
- 9 Day Journey through Central and Eastern Europe from Prague to Bucharest - Small Group Tour
- Berlin, Prague, Budapest, and Poland (including Czestochowa)
- Classic Central Europe – Prague • Vienna • Bratislava • Budapest
- 9 Days from Budapest to Istanbul & Cappadocia A Heritage Adventure 3 FLIGHTS INCLUDED - Small Group Tour
- Explore Eastern Europe
- The Best of Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria
12-Day Grand Central Europe & Turkey Tour: From Imperial Capitals to Eastern Wonders From Vienna to Istanbul 3 Flights included - Small Group Tour
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Very well organized, the tours were very informative and the hotels were very close to the center.”
Rio, traveled in April
Duration 12 days Destinations Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Turkey Age Range Ages 18+ Group Size Max Group Size 10 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Ajdinis From $10,354
27% Off- NZ$7,558You save $2,795
Duration 14 days Destinations Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey Age Range Ages 16+ Group Size Max Group Size 16 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
27% Off- NZ$6,978
6 Day Explore Prague - Vienna - Budapest Tour-Small Group Tour
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The accommodations were nice and close to the center. I really recommend this tour if you wanna experience Central Europe in a short time!”
Rowan, traveled in March
Duration 6 days Destinations Czech Republic, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary Age Range Ages 18+ Group Size Max Group Size 10 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Ajdinis From $5,162
27% Off- NZ$3,769You save $1,394
8 Day Journey exploring Central and Eastern Europe - from Vienna to Bucharest - Small Group Tour
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Budapest is stunning! We reccommend the tour!”
Maya, traveled in March
Duration 8 days Destinations Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania Age Range Ages 18+ Group Size Max Group Size 10 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Ajdinis From $8,085
27% Off- NZ$5,902You save $2,183
Duration 9 days Destinations Czech Republic, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania Age Range Ages 18+ Group Size Max Group Size 10 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Ajdinis From $7,894
27% Off- NZ$5,763You save $2,131
Duration 11 days Destinations Germany, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 72 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Europamundo From $2,740
15% Off- NZ$2,329You save $411
Classic Central Europe – Prague • Vienna • Bratislava • Budapest
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Seamless, well-paced 10 days tour. Insightful guides, great food recommendations, and spotless logistics.”
Jason, traveled in May
The streets of Eastern Europe welcome solo travelers through Prague Castle, Bratislava's Old Town, and Budapest's Dohány Street Synagogue. Small 8-person groups ensure personal attention for guests aged 74. Single rooms await in carefully selected 3-4 star hotels.
Duration 10 days Destinations Czech Republic, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary Age Range Ages 12+ Group Size Max Group Size 6 Group Type GroupPersonalized Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Czechia-Tours From $6,128
7% Off- NZ$5,699You save $429
9 Days from Budapest to Istanbul & Cappadocia A Heritage Adventure 3 FLIGHTS INCLUDED - Small Group Tour
8 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Beautiful destinations, great guides and well organized tour. Highly recommend for a seamless Balkan adventure.”
Katherine, traveled in July
Timisoara's Austro-Hungarian architecture and Bucharest's Old Town welcome solo adventurers. Istanbul's Grand Bazaar and Cappadocia's Devrent Valley offer opportunities to connect with fellow travelers.
Duration 9 days Destinations Hungary, Romania, Turkey Age Range Ages 10+ Operated in English, Spanish Group Size Max Group Size 14 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Ajdinis From $6,542
27% Off- NZ$4,775You save $1,766
Culinary adventures like pierogi-making in Kraków and wine tasting in Tokaj unite solo adventurers. UNESCO sites unfold with expert guides, while Danubius Hotel Astoria and Hotel Polski offer single-friendly havens.
Duration 10 days Destinations Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, Czech Republic Age Range Ages 18+ Group Size Max Group Size 18 Group Type GroupPersonalized Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Blue-Roads Touring From
27% Off- NZ$6,498
The Best of Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria
11 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We are very happy with the services received. We definitely recommend Balkan&more for any travel arrangements in the Balkans.”
Rowena, traveled in October
The cultural tapestry of Eastern Europe unfolds for solo travelers through Bucharest's Old Town, Bran Castle, and Sofia's historic sites. Single supplements available in 4* hotels like Continental Forum Sibiu and Hotel Sinaia.
Duration 12 days Destinations Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria Age Range Ages 12+ Group Size Max Group Size 24 Group Type GroupPersonalized Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Balkan and more From $7,491
30% Off- NZ$5,243You save $2,247
What people love about touring Eastern Europe solo
- Imperial Capitals
The taxi transfer went to the wrong train station despite my clear directions including address. After contacting Europamundo they said to go by ourselves to the hotel and they would only refund half. The whole episode was very stressful because ; We had traveled 9 and a half hours by train and were so tried and handling all our luggage. We arrived in a very busy confusing station unable to speak the language. Our phones were out of charge and we had to beg for help in a shop to get them charged to call. I had been very clear via email and phone messages to Europamundo and Tour Radar regarding the station we will be arriving at. I also phone to Europeamundo 2 hours before arrival all the while being reassured that there would be no issue. We got to the hotel 2 hours late and the places we wanted to visit were already closed. Also the transport from the airport would have cost them at least twice as much as what it costs them to transfer is from a local train station. It was an extremely well known station and the next day on a tour of the city ,ironically, the First icon they showed us was the station we arrived at! As soon as I was able I contacted Tour Radar in Europe, the response was good and they said they were investigating, however it's been 3 weeks since I heard from them. This is the first time I have tried a tour and I couldn't believe that it could be so stressful at the very start and what could have easily been rectified was made more stressful.:-(
To be honest, part of what made the trip fantastic was our group of 12- could not have had a better group to travel with- which is clearly luck, but a piece of our group being so cohesive was Nejca, our guide. She was perfect! Available but not pushy. Laid back, but willing to assert herself to make our experience the best. She made each person in the group feel special and appreciated. Thank you, Nejca! The itinerary was quite good as well. Although there were places I could have stayed for a day longer, I think it’s important to not stay too long and feel like time is wasted on a certain place on the tour. Transportation was efficient and Nejca did a great job getting us to our destinations easily and without rushing. Accommodations were very good- with the exception of Prague. Although our apartment was nice, it was clear that the residents of Prague feel that their space is being taken over by tourists- which is clearly true. I would have preferred to have stayed in a hotel in Prague-honestly, I would have paid more for it. Other than that, cannot day enough good things about the trip! Thank you!!
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What our customers ask about Eastern Europe Tours for Solo Travelers
How social are Eastern European group tours for solo travelers?
Group tours across Eastern Europe create natural social connections with solo travelers making up 69% of bookings on routes like the Budapest to Sofia Adventure. The daily schedule creates plenty of chances to get to know others through shared experiences such as tastings at Balla Géza Winery casual dinners at local restaurants and walking tours in historic places like Brasov and Veliko Tarnovo. A TourRadar traveler noted "It's an enjoyable and safe way to travel and can make unlikely but very fun friendships."
Do I need to pay a single supplement as a solo traveler?
While tours offer private room options with single supplements many provide room-sharing choices to keep costs down. The Budapest to Sofia Adventure charges around $579 USD for a private room but lets you share with another traveler of the same gender at no extra cost. Properties like the Hotel Yantra Grand in Veliko Tarnovo and Hotel Ramada in Sofia work well for both arrangements making it easy to choose what suits you best.
What type of accommodations can solo travelers expect?
Most stays are in 3-4 star hotels near city centers and key sights. In Sofia the Crystal Palace Hotel provides comfortable rooms while the Ramada in Bucharest offers modern amenities in a central spot. A TourRadar guest confirmed "Hotels were clean and adequate for the stays centrally located making it easy to explore independently."
How much free time is there on Eastern European tours for solo exploration?
The schedule mixes guided activities with plenty of independent time. In Budapest you'll start with morning tours to places like the Fisherman's Bastion then get afternoons free to check out local cafes thermal baths or museums. According to a TourRadar review "It had enough free and easy time to plan and do your own activities. Was not very restrictive."
What's included in evening meals and are they good for meeting other travelers?
Tours schedule several group dinners that naturally bring everyone together. You might share a traditional Bulgarian meal at a Sofia restaurant or enjoy dinner at Count Dracula's restaurant in Sighisoara Romania. One TourRadar traveler mentioned "Our guide was knowledgeable and organized meals that helped our group bond."
What's the best time of year for solo travel in Eastern Europe?
Spring (April-May) and fall (September-October) offer the best mix of good weather and smaller crowds. Summer draws the most solo travelers at 67% of bookings while winter brings special attractions like Christmas markets. According to a TourRadar review "traveling solo in September was perfect - not too crowded but still lovely weather for walking tours in cities like Budapest."