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The Southern Carpathians (M-ID: 2287) +49 (0)40 468 992 48 Mo-Fr. 10:00h to 19.00h Romania - the Southern Carpathians (M-ID: 2287) https://www.motourismo.com/en/listings/2287-romania-the-southern-carpathians from €1,099.00 Dates and duration (days) On request 8 days 06/18/2022 - 06/25/2022 8 days 07/30/2022 - 08/06/2022 8 days 09/03/2022 - 09/10/2022 8 days GUIDED TOUR FOR ALL MOTORCYCLE BRANDS AND MODELS ! TRAVEL IS DEADLY...FOR PREJUDICES! The highest pass road of the country awaits us: the Mark Twain's proverb especially fits Romania, a country Transalpina. At around 2,300 m above sea level, it is not with friendly people, huge potential, but far too little known only the highest road in Romania, it is also considered one and burdened with far too many prejudices. of the most beautiful motorcycle routes in the world and has only been paved throughout since 2012. On the other We invite you to join us in discovering the seemingly side we then reach Transylvania. After our arrival in Sibiu / endless primeval forests of the Kaparten, the well-built Hermannstadt, European Capital of Culture in 2007, we will pass roads, the mysterious monasteries, medieval fortified have a look at the famous old town. Sibiu had also been churches, picturesque villages and towns in eight days on a named the "European Capital of Gastronomy" in 2019 and motorcycle. Count Dracula, bears, wolves, quaint fairytale we will experience this ourselves during dinner. villages and breathtaking landscapes, hospitable people and delicious food. In one word: Carpathian country! Day 4: Sibiu - Curtea de Arges, 160 km The next highlight is waiting for us. The dream of every This tour is specially designed for motorcyclists who also Romanian motorcyclist is to ride over the Transfagarasan like to make one or two cultural stops and city walks. High Alpine Road. It is Romania's most famous and spectacular road and was called the most beautiful road in Our exclusive itinerary: the world by the heroes of the British car show "Top Gear". On the other side of the Carpathians, a little pearl is waiting Day 1: Vienna - Timisoara, 500 km. for us: Curtea de Arges. It was the medieval capital of Meet at the agreed starting point near Vienna. First we have Wallachia and is home to two particularly beautiful church to master the connecting stage to Romania. Mainly on the buildings. motorway we ride through the Hungarian Puszta, past Budapest to Timisoara. Before dinner we take a walk Day 5: Curtea de Arges - Brasov, 275 km through the old town. Today we ride through the southernmost part of the Carpathians, into the Bucegi Mountains. The area used to Day 2: Timisoara - Eselnita, 300 km be famous for its many flocks of sheep and some of the Already in the morning we experience one of the newest former shepherds' roads have been asphalted in recent and most spectacular pass roads in Romania. Because of years. One of these newly asphalted roads is on our the many hairpin bends it is known by the locals as a road program today. We will enjoy the evening with a leisurely where you can never keep your motorcycle straight. stroll through the picturesque old town of Brasov/ Afterwards, we will ride through an extremely impressive Kronstadt. scenic region, the Danube Breakthrough, into the Carpathian Mountains, partly right along the border with Day 6: Brasov - Coltesti, 270 km Serbia. In the afternoon we will reach the Iron Gates, our We say goodbye to Brasov and ride north-west along the hotel is located directly on the Danube. "fortified church road". We will see many quaint villages with centuries-old fortified churches and reach the Kockel Day 3: Eselnita - Sibiu, 315 km Valley at noon. This place is famous for its many vineyards, 04.10.2021 Romania - the Southern Carpathians - MOTOURISMO -- 1 which were already mentioned in writings in Roman times. Later in the afternoon we will reach a former mining area and with it the small village Coltesti, where delicious Transylvanian specialties will be waiting for us. Day 7: Coltesti - Oradea, 250 km On the last day of riding in Romania we will cross the Western Carpathians. Even though they are not the highest mountains in Romania, they are famous for their many spectacular formations with caves and gorges. We will again cross a newly asphalted pass and arrive in Oradea around evening. Those who like can enjoy the wellness area of the hotel before dinner. Day 8: Oradea - Vienna, 500 km It is time to say goodbye to our new Romanian friends. With many beautiful memories we will make our way back home, either on our own or together with other tour participants in the group. End of the tour. 04.10.2021 Romania - the Southern Carpathians - MOTOURISMO -- 2 Category Motorcycle Tour Terrain Onroad Vehicle your own motorcycle Tourguide / Coach yes (guided) Accommodation Hotel / B&B or similar 4 star hotel Flight to / from no, not incl. Ferry no, not incl. Support vehicle (luggage/service) no Level of difficulty medium Customer payment protection yes * PRICING Minimal without optional extras, see pricing Pricing Prices for the dates 30.07.2022 - 06.08.2022 / 03.09.2022 - 10.09.2022: per rider in a double room €1,099.00 per pillion passenger in a double room €1,099.00 per single room (surcharge) €249.00 1/2 double room available on request subject to availability. - Prices for the date 18.06.2022 - 25.06.2022 (seasonal surcharge): per rider in a double room €1,149.00 per pillion passenger in a double room €1,149.00 per single room (surcharge) €324.00 1/2 double room available on request subject to availability. - Extra nights (optional): Extra night before the start of the trip per person in a double room with breakfast and €43.00 local taxes Extra night before the start of the trip per person in a single room with breakfast and €71.00 local taxes Extra night at the end of the trip per person in a double room with breakfast and local €43.00 taxes Extra night at the end of the trip per person in a single room with breakfast and local €71.00 taxes 04.10.2021 Romania - the Southern Carpathians - MOTOURISMO -- 3 Features Local German speaking tour guide on motorbike Joint departure at the tour start from Vienna, escort to the Romanian-Hungarian border at the end of the tour Morning tour briefing before departure 7 nights in double rooms in good guesthouses, middle class and 4-star hotels (shower, WC) Half board with 3 course menu or buffet City walks with local German speaking guide in Timisoara, Sibiu and Brasov Boat trip on the Danube at the iron gates Customer money protection in accordance with the Austrian Travel Agency Security Ordinance Not included features Luggage transport Meals except breakfast and dinner Gasoline and oil Tolls personal expenses Admissions Tips Furthermore, all services that are not clearly listed as included. Also not included, but strongly recommended: Travel insurance with cancellation protection More details If you want to arrive a day early: Additional nights on arrival upon return e.g. to Vienna are possible on request! - Tour information: From Vienna approx. 2,550 km, medium difficulty, including motorway stages, city crossings and village roads with possible inadequacies, or generally roads of different quality levels, sometimes also with potholes, short sections without asphalt are possible. Mountain crossings with numerous curves and serpentines. Terms of Travel: The special Motorrad und Urlaub conditions are valid for this trip. The terms of travel will be conveyed to you before booking the trip. - Minimum number of participants - 8 people: 04.10.2021 Romania - the Southern Carpathians - MOTOURISMO -- 4 If the minimum number of participants is not reached, we reserve the right to cancel the trip up to 3 weeks before the tour start. A frank word among bikers: On guided motorcycle tours by your own motorcycle, riders and pillion passengers from different countries of origin and with different motorcycles meet for a joint trip. As different as the participants are, as different will usually be the motorcycles, which makes for a fun and interesting trip. As with all group activities, these trips require a certain team spirit and a certain adaptation of the individual to the group, so that everyone can enjoy the trip and their motorcycle holiday. 04.10.2021 Romania - the Southern Carpathians - MOTOURISMO -- 5.
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