The kosher travel guide around the world
The kosher travel guide around the world
Hebrew-speaking driver in Romania: My name is Jonathan, and I would be happy to offer you a variety of tours throughout Romania. As an Israeli driver in Bucharest, I know the roads, special areas, viewpoints and routes connecting the cities, mountains and villages of Romania very well.
Together, we go on day trips from Bucharest, nature tours, routes through the Carpathian Mountains, winter attractions, jeep and buggy tours, airport transfers, as well as leisure and entertainment options with luxury limousines.
I also provide transfers from Bucharest Airport to the city center and back. The transfer is provided in a Mercedes Vito with up to eight seats.
Price for a full vehicle from the airport to central Bucharest: €60.
Price for a full vehicle from central Bucharest to the airport: €60.
This is one of the classic and popular routes from Bucharest to the Carpathian Mountains.
We leave Bucharest in the morning, usually around 08:00 to 08:30, and drive toward Sinaia. After approximately two and a half hours, we arrive at the area of Peleș Castle, which was built at the initiative of Carol I, the first king of Romania.
In Sinaia, we stop for about an hour. You can walk around the castle area, enjoy the gardens, take photos and admire the impressive building from the outside.
From there, we continue toward Bran, which is associated with Dracula's Castle. The drive from Sinaia usually takes a little over an hour.
In the Bran area, we spend about two hours. You can walk around the souvenir market, see Bran Castle and choose whether to enter the castle. There are also additional attractions in the area for those looking for a slightly more exciting experience.
Afterward, we continue to Brașov, a drive of approximately one hour.
In Brașov, we arrive at the Old Town and spend approximately one hour to an hour and fifteen minutes in the area.
We walk through the historic center, pass through the main square and pedestrian street, see the narrow street and also reach the area of the Beth Israel Synagogue.
After some free time and a refreshment break, we head back toward Bucharest.
The drive from Brașov to Bucharest usually takes around three and a half hours, depending on traffic conditions.
The entire tour lasts approximately 13 to 14 hours.
2 people on a private tour: €220 per vehicle.
4 people on the tour: €60 per person.
6 to 8 people on the tour: €55 per person.
The prices apply to the number of passengers specified here, without adding additional passengers to the group.
We leave Bucharest toward the hilly area of Prahova County and arrive at the Slănic Salt Mine.
This is one of the most impressive salt sites in Romania. We descend into the Unirea Mine to a depth of approximately 208 meters below ground level and enter enormous chambers carved into the salt layers.
After visiting the mine, we continue to the rural areas.
Here, the scenery changes completely. We drive through traditional Romanian villages, old houses, farms and fields. Along the way, we stop near a traditional village well with a wheel and get a glimpse of rural Romania from the past.
From there, we continue toward Paltinu Dam and then to Lake Doftana.
This is the part of the tour where nature takes center stage. We drive through hills, forests and villages and arrive at the lake area, which offers wide and peaceful views.
Along the way, we see farms, village houses and local scenery, while I tell you about the area and the places we pass through.
During the route, we also include free time and a refreshment break according to the pace of the tour.
Another route we offer is a tour of the TransBucegi area in the Bucegi Mountains.
This is a seasonal route that is mainly suitable for the period when the road is open and accessible, before winter weather and snow restrict travel in the area.
We leave Bucharest and drive toward the Carpathian Mountains. Later, we begin driving up into the mountains and stop at a viewpoint offering a wide view of the surrounding area.
From there, we continue deeper into the Bucegi Mountains and reach the area of Bolboci Dam and Lake Bolboci.
The lake is located in the heart of the mountain landscape, and the road leading to it passes through forests, peaks and open spaces.
We then continue toward the Padina area, where we encounter streams, waterfalls and green mountain scenery.
This is one of the routes especially suitable for those who want to leave the city and discover a completely different side of Romania.
In the final part of the route, we arrive at Ialomița Cave in the Bucegi Mountains.
We enter the cave on a walking route that passes through natural chambers, stairs and passages inside the mountain. The cave is one of the well-known caves in the Bucegi Mountains and completes a day dedicated almost entirely to nature and the landscapes of the Carpathians.
At the end, we take a refreshment break before heading back toward Bucharest.
In addition to the day-trip routes, as an Israeli driver in Bucharest, I also offer a variety of options for anyone looking for a Hebrew-speaking driver in Romania and who wants to combine attractions during their vacation.
During the winter season, snowmobile tours are available, depending on weather conditions and the amount of snow.
There is also an option to combine ATV, jeep and buggy tours in different areas of Romania, depending on the season and availability.
For those looking for a different experience in Bucharest and Romania, there is also an option to book transfers and leisure trips using large and luxurious limousines.
The limousines are suitable for special trips, events, group outings and leisure tours throughout Bucharest and the surrounding area.
My goal is to match the type of vehicle and route to your group and the style of trip you are looking for, and to give you a convenient way to discover Romania with a Hebrew-speaking driver in Romania who knows the area.
In addition, you can find a selection of hotels in Bucharest and filter them by rating, score, star category and distance from Bucharest city center.
