The best time to visit Romania is between May and September, when the weather is warm, the landscapes are lush, and the country bursts with festivals and outdoor activities. June to August offers long sunny days — perfect for hiking in the Carpathians, exploring medieval towns, and attending summer events — though this is also the high season, with more visitors and higher prices.

For a quieter and more relaxed experience, consider the shoulder months of September and October, when autumn colors paint the countryside in golden hues and the crowds thin out. Each season brings its own charm, so whether you’re drawn to blooming meadows or crisp autumn air, Romania promises beauty year-round.

When you have decided on when to travel to Romania, we hope you will have more than a week to plan your trip with our travel experts in Romania in detail. If you are planning a trip at the last minute, our specialists suggest starting it at least one week in advance, wherein you have booked your flight tickets and are looking to simply put together the itinerary and book services.

A well-planned trip of Romania should last at least 10 days to truly experience the country’s diversity, from the historical depths of Bucharest to the fairytale castles of Transylvania and the serene trails of the Carpathian Mountains. This duration allows for a comfortable itinerary balancing culture, nature, and relaxation.

If you’re short on time, a five-day Romania itinerary still offers a glimpse into its highlights, covering major cities and scenic landscapes. For a deeper exploration, extend your stay to two weeks and turn your visit into a bespoke Romanian holiday filled with cultural discoveries, culinary experiences, and hidden gems. Learn more.

No two custom tours of Romania are alike, and that’s what makes them extraordinary. Uncover the painted monasteries of Bucovina, masterpieces of faith and art. Hike through the Carpathian Mountains, where alpine meadows and pristine wilderness await. Drift along the Danube Delta, one of Europe’s most biodiverse regions, teeming with unique flora and fauna. Explore the artistic pulse of Cluj-Napoca and the architectural splendor of Timișoara, two cities that blend history and modernity in distinct ways.

A tailor-made Romania tour lets you weave together the country’s best-known highlights and lesser-explored wonders.

You could spend hundreds of dollars every day on your trip to Romania, and that’s great if you can. If you can’t, our travel experts recommend a minimum of USD 165 per day per person. This will cover your accommodation in mid-range hotels, transfers, some meals, activities and attractions. At Bookmundi, when you speak to our travel experts, you only pay for the trip that you book and not for the consultation. So, you don’t have to count that in.