Today is dedicated to nature and peace. Discover the bohemian vibe of Iasi and visit the historic Eminescu’s Linden Tree, a protected monument in Copou Park. Relax and recharge in the tranquil Bucovina region, known for its clean air and idyllic landscapes. After taking in the beauty, enjoy lunch at Eker, then head to the world-famous Voronet church. The hosts will ensure a perfect stay with their hospitality, stunning scenery, comfortable accommodations, delicious food, and peaceful atmosphere.

Start your day with an adrenaline rush on Romania’s longest zipline, the 1.1 km in La Palma, Sucevita. Reach speeds of up to 100 km/h. Afterward, horseback riding through the hills of Bucovina and visiting a unique riding center with Frisians, Gypsy Tinker, and ponies for kids. If you’re feeling adventurous, go on an ATV forest tour to search for bears. Or, for a different experience, visit the Cacica Salt Mine and delve 44 meters underground to see hand-dug galleries.

Fuel up with breakfast before embarking on a scenic hike towards the Toaca Peak. We will follow the blue trail which is easy to hike even for beginners, offering breathtaking views and legends to discover.

The 4-hour trail is Cabana Izvorul Muntelui – Curmatura Lutul Rosu – Piatra cu Apa – Detunatele – Cabana Dochia.

After that we head to our fairytale-like accommodation, The Valley of the Twelve – a really nice village made of 100% natural materials, which invites you to relax! Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the mountain and of the place itself, eating great food served by welcoming and lovely hosts!

Good morning! You’ll be wowed by the location as soon as you wake up. Today you’ll explore the area’s secrets and attend local workshops. Wrap up the day with a campfire and traditional dinner, just as they did in the old days.

Every fairy tale also has a beautiful ending in which the hero achieves his goal.

To have a traditional Romanian feast, we must take you to the Castle.

The place that we suggest is situated inside of a former Sturdza family home.

The Gothic-style Sturdza Castle was constructed between 1880 and 1904 by George A. Sturza and his wife Maria. They decided to adopt the image of Saint George slaying the dragon as their family’s coat of arms. This emblem is also seen on the marble plaque of the castle’s tomb, which is located close to the family’s chapel in the courtyard.

Take your time and enjoy your last day!