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          Indeed a warm welcome to Romania!
        Travelling in Romania is as impressive as it is rewarding. The country`s mountain scenery and great diversity of wildlife, its cultures and people`s country and city life leaves few who visit unaffected. It`s not just the beauty of its landscapes and its ancient cities, but the people`s character, culture and the amazing hospitality you meet especially in mountain areas or in the countryside make the trip there very attractive.
        The Carpathian Mountains (one third of the Romanian territory) certainly have their share of impressive gorges and rock faces and good skiing areas (many of them in the Southern Carpathians, reasonably equipped with modern tows and lifts) but many slopes are covered with miles and miles of varied forests.
        Rolling upland plateau has a different kind of appeal. Its slopes are covered by smaller, broken stretches of woodland by orchards and vineyards. Gentle stream sparkle in its valleys. Much of this hilly land is extremely fertile and the villages built in different styles in different parts of the country display both the country people`s individuality and a tremendous degree of traditional craftsmanship. Many have changed very little in the last centuries.
        The Danube`s Delta`s wildlife ranges from lushy forests, animal galore, a huge variety of fish and a host of birds including Europe`s only pelican breeding colonies. Yet this isn`t Romania`s only region of outstanding wildlife interest. Brown bear, Carpathian stag, chamoix, lynx and endless other creatures inhabit the Carpathians forests, the hill or plain forests and are subject for hunting parties organised by our agency.
        Modern coast resorts such as Mamaia excellently laid out on a narrow sandbar separating the sea from a fresh water lagoon and a string smaller spots to its south, such as Eforie Nord, Neptun, Mangalia and so on - provide everything the beach addict can wish for. All these include excursions to the Danube`s Delta, sightseeing among very striking Greek and Roman remains and Orthodox monasteries in Dobrogea, visits to magnificent monastery churches in the Bucovina whose outside and inside walls are covered with superb 16th century frescos (the churches have been for years on UNESCO`s World Heritage list).
        If anyone intends to tour Romania, there is a mass of lovely towns as well as superb scenery places like Cluj, Iasi, Sibiu, Timisoara, Brasov, Sighisoara, Oradea, Arad, Alba Iulia, Suceava.
        There are magnificent Orthodox monasteries throught the country, mostly tucked away in hidden spots. Many were built to serve also as fortress-refuges against invaders and have preserved their fortifying walls. In the remote northwestern Maramures, you`ll find amazing small village wooden churches often with amazingly tall, slim spires. The highest soars over 50 m from the ground. They range in date from 14th to 19th centuries. Some still retain traces of original wall paintings. All were built without the use of a single nail. They were example of skilled joinery.
        We hope that many of the sites you are going to see by coming on a visit to Romania will make your holiday dream come true.
        With nearly 10 years` experience we believe that providing the very best to our customers is key to success. All you have to do is have a thorough look through the brochure and decide where you want to go, when you want to travel and how long you want to stay. Then check the price panels of your chosen destination and call us to discuss your requirements and to book your holiday.
        However, look out for our "All inclusive" Domino packages. This means that almost everything is included in the holiday price and can be a great help in managing your holiday budget.
        If you want to us to plan an exclusive personal itinerary, taking in your favourite sights you could`t find in our offer, we will do our best to organise it for you.