Romania Solo Tours for Single Travelers

Romania Solo Tours for Single Travelers

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Let the myths of Dracula and the untamed charm of Transylvania set the tone for your Romania solo trip. Hike the rugged Carpathians, explore majestic castles like Bran and Peleș, or stroll through Brașov’s cobbled alleys with fellow explorers by day. Come evening, find quiet magic in medieval towns. With Bookmundi’s well-organized tours, you’ll travel to Romania solo and in style, independent yet supported, adventurous yet secure. Scroll through our Romanian adventures for singles below.

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William | Traveled in October

A great 5 days hiking in the Transylvanian Alps! Beautiful scenery and excellent views from the tops. Our guide Robin was excellent - very knowledgeable and did a great job looking after the group. Also really enjoyed our trips to Peles and Bran Castles and the National Village Museum in Bucharest.

Anonymous | Traveled in October
Tough but worth it!

This is a tough week (and I've done Kilimanjaro/TMB/Toubkal). Don't underestimate it. Someone told me that in Romania the trails just go straight up - no zigzags and they really do! The ascents one the first two days are quite technical scrambles /climbs and the descents are absolutely knee-wrecking. So be ready for that and you'll have a fabulous time!

Robert | Traveled in October

An interesting tour, covering both the expected (the Dracula et al) and other less popular but interesting sites. Our leader was very knowledgeable too, with a good recall of important historical dates and people. Only negative was a bus with not so much leg room, especially for the 6 footers.

Courtney | Traveled in October

Beautiful trip with knowledgeable guide. Walking over the first saddle with the cows and the ringing bells was very very special. The views from the Ridgeline were absolutely gorgeous, as was the gorge. Parts felt a bit rushed, especially the Bucharest time but understandable with the larger group in busy places. It's well worth having a couple of extra days in Bucharest to experience the city. Overall an amazing trip. Lots of delicious food, and fantastic with catering for gluten free across the whole trip! The Guide was fantastic for communicating with the locals, organizing everything and ensuring tips were taken care of. Fantastic to have so much additional information for all of the places we visited as well as for the walks themselves.

Giles | Traveled in October

We thoroughly enjoyed our cycling holiday in Romania. The tour was fully in line with the sales pitch on the Explore website. We really got to discover the country: sleepy rural villages, to historic fortified town, sweeping landscapes, rugged mountains. Our guide, Raz, was full of knowledge about history, culture, religion and nature, and throughout the trip helped us to pull together a rich insight into the country of Romania. The cycling was good fun. The accomodation was comfortable (the odd dog barking at night, but given that we were in the countryside to be expected).

Anonymous | Traveled in October

Explore organise and run their trips extremely well. The itinerary is used regularly and the guides are very knowledgeable. The trek was as described although I made the length longer with my recordings and the hours of hiking longer each day but we were a big group so we stopped often enough route. We have had Explore before and would travel with them again

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Safest destinations in Romania for single travelers

Romania is an increasingly popular destination for solo adventurers seeking culture, history, and warm hospitality. Cities like Cluj-Napoca, Brașov, and Sibiu are especially safe, with low violent-crime rates and strong community-focused tourism. Women can navigate these areas comfortably by day and enjoy lively but secure nightlife in centrally located zones. For LGBTQI+ travelers, public attitudes are still evolving. Urban centers offer safe spaces, inclusive events, and growing queer-friendly cafes and clubs, but discretion is advised when traveling off-the-beaten path. Romanian society tends to be polite and reserved, making it easier for people of different races or backgrounds to explore without attracting unwanted attention. English is widely spoken in tourist areas, especially by younger generations and hospitality staff.

Cost of traveling to Romania alone

Romania remains one of Europe’s best-value destinations for solo travelers, offering a rich blend of history, nature, and affordability. Independent adventurers on a budget typically spend USD 50–70 per day, which comfortably covers local guesthouses, traditional meals, and regional transport. This makes Romania especially appealing for those seeking immersive travel without the high price tag.

For a more structured and social experience, Bookmundi’s Romania solo trips average around USD 124 per person per day. These tours include handpicked accommodations, transportation between destinations, and curated activities. Within organized solo tours, you can pick from self-guided tours or escorted group tours, and they all offer value for money.

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