Embark on an unforgettable journey through the breathtaking Apuseni Mountains! Discover hidden treasures amidst lush forests, winding trails, and majestic peaks. This 10 hours trip will take you to see a part of Romania’s past and stunning scenery while hiking, boating on the lake or horse riding.
Itinerary
- Departure from Cluj at 08.00
- Ciucea, at the Octavian Goga Museum and Memorial House
- Bologa – the ruins of a medieval fortress and a Roman fort, as well as an old water mill
- Free time for lunch
- Smida – border of the Apuseni Mountains Natural Park
- Free time for hiking, boating on the lake or horse riding
- Return to Cluj
Price
- Group of 3-4 persons: 125 euro/pers
- Group of 10-18 persons: 95 euro/pers
Recommendation: sportswear and mountain shoes
| The Price Includes | The Price Does Not Include |
| transport by small car/van | meals |
| English speaking driver, from whom you will receive basic information about the places visited | entrance fee to the sights (approx 15 euro/pers) |
| brochures with additional details about the places visited |
Octavian Goga Museum and Memorial House
The Octavian Goga Museum is located in Ciucea, a village in Cluj County, Romania. It is dedicated to Octavian Goga, a prominent Romanian poet, playwright, and politician who served as Prime Minister of Romania in 1937-1938.
The museum preserves and showcases artifacts, documents, and memorabilia related to Octavian Goga’s life and work. Visitors can explore exhibits depicting Goga’s literary contributions, his involvement in Romanian politics, and his impact on Romanian culture. The museum provides insights into Goga’s role in shaping the cultural and political landscape of Romania during the early 20th century.
Bologa
Having an impressive history, Bologa village does not lack important exciting tourist attractions. So, if you are passionate about history, ancient roman and medieval fortresses and nature lover, we invite you to discover the beautiful story of this settlement in Poieni commune.
Apuseni Natural Park
The Apuseni Natural Park is a stunning protected area located in the Apuseni Mountains of Romania. Encompassing a diverse range of landscapes, including rugged limestone peaks, deep gorges, caves, forests, and traditional villages, the park is a haven for nature lovers, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts.
Here are some highlights of the Apuseni Natural Park:
- Biodiversity: The park is home to a rich variety of plant and animal species, including rare and endemic ones. It boasts diverse habitats, ranging from alpine meadows to beech and oak forests, supporting a wide array of wildlife.
- Caves: The Apuseni Mountains are renowned for their numerous caves, some of which are open to the public for exploration. Scarisoara Cave, one of the most famous caves in Romania, features an impressive ice cave with ice formations that date back thousands of years.
- Hiking Trails: The park offers a network of well-marked hiking trails that cater to various skill levels. Hikers can explore scenic routes that lead to waterfalls, panoramic viewpoints, traditional mountain villages, and geological wonders.
- Traditional Villages: Throughout the park, visitors can discover charming traditional villages where time seems to stand still. These villages offer insight into rural life in Romania, with picturesque architecture, local crafts, and warm hospitality.
- Nature Conservation: As a protected area, the Apuseni Natural Park plays a vital role in conserving biodiversity and preserving natural ecosystems. Conservation efforts aim to safeguard the park’s unique flora and fauna for future generations.
Overall, the Apuseni Natural Park is a captivating destination that showcases the beauty and diversity of the Romanian countryside, offering visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in nature and explore its wonders.
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