Romania is one of the newest member of the European union. The country has a beautiful landscape, rich culture and historic cities, it is the perfect place for any person looking for adventure. Romania is situated next to the black sea, right in the heart of eastern Europe; a perfect location for European river cruises. From the Danube delta to Dracula’s home in Transylvania, Romanian river cruises have something for everyone.

Romania isn't all medieval architecture and nature, the country's Black Sea coast is home to some of the most beautiful beaches with pristine, blue waters. Danube River cruises are some of the most popular way to get through Romania. Often, these European river cruises make a stop at Bucharest, one of the most touristic cities in Romania. Explore the wonderful scenery Romania has to offer in a European river cruise. 

Most popular Romanian river cruises destinations

Danube Delta – A river that connects 10 countries, from the Black Forest to the Black Sea. Romania has the largest part of the river. If you love nature this is the perfect place to indulge in it. The wildlife is everywhere you look, more than 300 bird species migrate from China and Egypt, so don't forget your binoculars.

Hike away, Romania is home to the Carpathian Mountains, they occupy 55% of its territory. It does not matter if you are an expert or a beginner, Romania will have something for you. You'll be able to see breathtaking landscapes, picturesque remote villages and untouched sceneries. Romania is known to have Europe’s last wilderness reserve.

Transylvania – Best known to the world for Bram Stoker’s novel, Dracula. The central region has Bran Castle which is associated with Dracula. This medieval castle goes back to the 13th century, and it has been adapted as a museum where you can indulge its architecture, the furniture, and art collected by Queen Maria.

The medieval Castle of Bran at Basov, Transylvania

Preparing for a Romania River Cruise

Cruising Romania is one of the most exciting experiences in Europe. The contrast between the mountain scene and the coast makes it an unparalleled trip. Locals are very welcoming toward visitors, which is a great bonus. Get ready for your Romanian river cruise and enjoy world-class experiences and onboard amenities. If you're visiting Romania in the Winter, make sure you bring a coat. Summers are mild in Romania, be prepared for mostly template weather with a chance of rain.