A few days in a Bucovina village
Settle near the Slătioara forest for several nights, with time for walks and no fixed schedule to follow.
Fewer places. More time. A gentler way to experience Romania.
For travellers who prefer depth to distance — fewer places, and proper time in each one. Rather than a packed itinerary, slow travel leaves room for a slower morning, a longer conversation and days that unfold rather than get scheduled.
Slow travel means choosing fewer stops and staying longer at each, rather than covering ground. Mornings aren't rushed — there's time for a proper breakfast, a walk before it gets warm, a conversation with whoever is running the guesthouse you're staying at. Instead of ticking off sights, you get to know a village, a valley or a region as something more than a stop on a route.
This style suits travellers who have already done the highlights on an earlier trip, or who simply prefer depth to distance — settling into a place, meeting people, letting a day unfold rather than scheduling it tightly.
Slow travel suits:
Because it's built around fewer, longer stays, this format works best as a private journey — a private vehicle and driver, rather than a fixed group schedule, so you're never tied to someone else's pace.
Slow travel runs as a private journey for your own party, so the pace is entirely set by you, not a group schedule.
A guide who can arrange a quieter day as easily as a full one, and who knows a place well enough to let you linger.
Often rural guesthouses or family-run properties, chosen so a longer stay feels like a place to settle rather than pass through.
Fewer stops and longer stays, so time between places is kept short and journeys never dominate the day.
Days are left deliberately open, with plenty of room for an unplanned walk, a long lunch or simply doing nothing.
One person plans the rhythm of the trip with you and stays available if you'd like to slow down or change plans.
Examples only — every journey is shaped around your dates, pace and interests.
Settle near the Slătioara forest for several nights, with time for walks and no fixed schedule to follow.
Base yourself in a traditional guesthouse and spend unhurried time seeing how daily life and haymaking still carry on.
Several nights in Sibiu rather than a single afternoon, with time to know its streets beyond the main square.
Days spent walking and exploring the Apuseni Mountains at your own pace, without a schedule to keep to.
Longer time by the water for boat trips and birdwatching, spread out rather than fitted into a single busy day.
A slower few days in a snow-covered village, with time for walks and simple, unhurried mornings.
Slow travel only works if the itinerary resists the temptation to add one more stop, so we deliberately plan around fewer places and longer stays.
Principles we work to:
Dates, prices and availability come straight from our booking calendar.
We design Slow Travel around each traveller, so there's no fixed date to show here yet. Tell us what you'd like — dates, pace, who's travelling — and we'll come back with a personal proposal, with no obligation.
Choose a region, a month or the way you like to travel.
Pick a tour and a date, or tell us you would like a private trip on your own dates.
Book online with a deposit or send an enquiry. Nick replies personally, usually within one working day.
Confirmation, invoice and, a few days before you travel, your final itinerary and travel documents.
You enjoy Romania. We look after the transport, the rooms, the tickets and the small details.
We don't just show you Romania. We help you experience it.
Private journeys or small groups, so you have time, space and real conversations along the way.
Boutique hotels, traditional guesthouses and historic homes. We choose them for their story and their comfort, never just for price.
Guides who live where you travel and know the stories, the families and the best table in the village.
A comfortable vehicle with a professional driver, from the airport to your last evening. Short drives, plenty of stops.
Fewer places, more time. Your days can change with your energy, your interests and the weather.
One team and one phone number, before you fly, while you travel and after you are home.
Choose the tour that suits you and send your enquiry from its page, or use "Build your trip" for something tailor-made. We reply personally, usually with a few questions, then put together availability and next steps around your dates.
A 30% deposit secures your place on a trip, with the balance due before departure. Payment details, deadlines and accepted methods are shown clearly on each tour, and we're always happy to talk you through them directly.
Most of our tours are priced in GBP. Where a tour is priced in EUR, you can also pay in GBP, converted at our bank's exchange rate plus a small margin, which simply covers the currency risk on our side.
Every tour lists exactly what's included and what's not, under "What's included" and "What's not included" on its own page, so you know precisely what you're paying for before you book, with nothing hidden or assumed.
All ages: young couples, families, multi-generational groups, and travellers who have time to travel differently. Every tour shows its pace, easy, moderate or active, so you can see straightaway whether it suits you and your travelling companions.
Each small-group tour states its minimum group size and what happens if that number isn't reached. We'll always contact you well in advance if a departure needs to change, and we'll talk through your options together.
Tell us who's travelling, when and what you'd love to experience. We'll suggest the right route, with no obligation.
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