Holidays to Romania
Cultured and friendly, home to charming medieval towns and unspoiled countryside, monumental castles and a spirited capital, Romania is a welcoming year-round destination.
Experience Romania
Tailor-made, luxury private tours in Romania
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Places to visit in Romania
Getting to know you
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Helping you to design your trip
Entirely tailor-made, there is complete flexibility to incorporate all your requirements.
On-hand support, when you need it
Our team are on hand to answer any questions and ensure you are fully ready, and excited, for your trip.
Full confidence whilst you are away
Enjoy full support from our UK team and trusted local partners throughout your journey.
We’re pleased to confirm that Pettitts Travel will not apply any surcharges to our package holidays when we are operating as a tour operator, regardless of changes in global costs. The price you agree at the time of booking is the price you will pay, a commitment we have proudly upheld for the past 38 years.
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Discover more about Romania
When is the best time to visit Romania?
The best time to visit Romania is from April to October when the weather is pleasant and the risk of rain low. Temperatures do increase during the summer months and in July and August Romania it at its hottest. Winter and early spring are the wettest and it can occasionally be very cold with snowfall a regular occurrence throughout most of the country.
Do I need a visa to travel to Romania?
A visa is not required for British nationals visiting Romania.
How long is the flight to Romania from the UK?
Direct flights between the UK and Romania take approximately 3 to 4 hours. There are a multitude of different flight options with routes not only from London airports but also a number of regional cities to airports around Romania.
What currency is used in Romania?
The currency of Romania is the Leu. The use of credit cards is widespread throughout Romania and ATM machines are common and reliable even in smaller towns and more rural areas.
What languages are spoken in Romania?
Romanian is the official language of Romania although there are a significant number of Hungarian speakers in the west of the country. English is not widely spoken outside of the main tourist areas but is more common amongst the younger generation.
Where should I visit in Romania?
Bucharest is the arrival point for most travellers to Romania, however, this large country offers plenty to see outside of the capital. Highlights include the beautiful Transylvanian cities of Brasov, Sibiu and Sighisoara, the medieval architecture of Targu Mures and Cluj and the riverine landscapes of the Danube Delta. However, no holiday to Romania is complete without experiencing the countryside. With its grand scenery, charming villages and wildlife, rural Romania offers a true glimpse into the soul of the country
