Romania is still an unknown destination for most travelers so, besides visiting the most famous places like Dracula Castle, Sighisoara Fortress, Transfagarasan mountain road, painted monasteries from Bucovina, there are a lot of unique experiences you can have here. Rent a motorcycle in Romania and enjoy!

By what other way can you get to know Romania, other than living like a Romanian yourself? So, rent a motorcycle from us and go visit a small traditional village, meet locals, and experience the authentic Romanian life. Romanians are famous for being very welcoming, they will immediately integrate you in their family and their day to day activities. You can visit sheepfolds, participate in farming activities and share with people the happiness of being close to the nature. Be careful to the bears in The Carpathian Mountains and the last remaining feral horses living at large on the European continent, galloping around Letea Forest in The Danube Delta.

Authentic Romanians like to cook a lot and share their traditional food together with a homemade wine with you. Among traditional foods you will be acquainted with the taste of sarmale, ciorba, papanasi, all served in a welcoming atmosphere.

Most of the organic food from Romania is still very cheap. You can find tasty organically-farmed fruits and vegetables in special markets in all cities.

The atmosphere changes on Sunday when all villagers get dressed in their best clothes and gather in the church. Sometimes they wear traditional clothes.

Most Romanians live in the middle of the nature and they are counting on what nature has to offer. Because of this, Romania is one of the few countries in Europe that managed to preserve wilderness. It has 40% of the wild bears population in the Europe and has an impressive number of other wild animals. Unfortunately other countries in Europe as Switzerland for example, lost some of the species as wild bears and wolves. If you want to see bears as close as possible to their wild habitat, visit the bear sanctuary from Brasov.

Take your tent on your motorcycle because you can camp almost anywhere, as long as you protect the nature. If you don’t like to camp alone, place your tent among other mountain lovers somewhere in an organized camping.

Don’t forget to include in your trip driving the motorcycle along best mountain roads you ever seen. Transfagarasan, Transalpina, Transbucegi and Transrarau because certainly these are spectacular mountain roads in Balkans area. Also spending a night in the city center of Bucharest can be a true getaway.

Choose a tour or simply rent a motorcycle in Romania from us and enjoy!

Choosing a trip by a rented motorcycle in Romania can be nice, but don’t forget Romania is a foreign country. To enjoy what this beautiful country has to offer, you will have to make some smart decisions. For example: choosing the right trails for your motorcycle, with the best views and suitable roads for your tour.

You will meet friendly people with interesting lifestyle and having the best experience with the food. Other ingredients to a successful experience are:

• safety on road
• comfortable accommodation
• choosing the right resting time
• avoiding crowded areas and not least
• riding the right motorcycle for you, which is well equipped

All our tours are shared with you after 14 years of riding the motorcycle in Romania. When we’ve created those trips, we’ve used this experience and took into account some of the specific elements of the traffic in this country. For example:

• starting from Bucharest, because in Bucharest is the main Romanian airport, Henri Coanda
• road conditions
• weather conditions
• driving behavior
• road legislation

You will discover Romania with a motorcycle by seeing the most important tourist attractions, but in a relaxed way. Here we thought about a good balance between riding and resting times. When riding according to the plan, the average daily distance traveled is 250 km, meaning 5/6 hours of driving. When calculating motorcycle refueling, eating and coffee breaks, we start the motorbikes at 9 am and stop riding at 6 pm. Usually in one riding day we take in an important sight.

It doesn’t matter if you choose to visit Romania through or guided tours, the self-guided motorcycle tours or simply by renting the motorcycle. Motorcycle4Rent team will make sure that you have a successful trip in Romania.

Choose Motorcycle4Rent and you benefit from 24/7 support throughout your journey in Romania. In few hours, we are prepared to find a solution for almost every unpleasant event that occurred during your trip.

One Trip. Two Wheels. Countless Experiences.

Traditional Romanian food draws its roots from its neighbors, so you can taste the Turkish, Hungarian and Serbian cuisines influences. Over the years this mix of delicious dishes have become just as traditional as the oldest Romanian traditional cuisine.

Romanian Dishes

Certainly, Romanian traditional foods heavily feature meat. Sour soups (called ciorba), cabbage rolls with meat and rice (sarmale), sausages, and stews (tocanita) are popular main dishes. You can also sample traditional Romanian fish dishes, like the salty, grilled carp served with polenta and vegetables sauce. You may also encounter rice with vegetables or meat (pilaf) and moussaka, vegetables prepared in various ways (including stuffed peppers).

Holiday Dishes

As in other countries in Eastern Europe, the people of Romania celebrate holidays with special dishes. For example, during Christmas, a pig may be slaughtered. The fresh meat used to make dishes like bacon, sausage and others. Its organs may also be consumed.

During Easter, a cake made of sweetened cheese is eaten.

Polenta

You will meet polenta in many Romanian dishes. As you will see, Romanians using polenta like a versatile side dish or as an ingredient of more elaborate dishes. This pudding made of corn meal has been eaten in the region of Romania for centuries. It dates to Roman times when soldiers cooked up this grain-based porridge as an easy way to sustain themselves.

Polenta can be baked, served with cream or cheese, fried, formed into balls, or made into cakes. Mamaliga, as it is known in Romania, is served in homes, as well as in restaurants.

Romanian Desserts

Taste papanasi, traditional Romanian dessert – is meaning donuts with sour cream and jam!

Romanian drinks

Tuica (a local brandy made from plums) and its stronger sister palinca (double distilled brandy from plums) are the most important local alcoholic drinks you will be served in Romania.

In most Romanian restaurants you can easily find main international dishes like fish, steaks, french fries and pizza.

Usually, the portions in most Romanian restaurants are generous, so be carefull with the quantities! As you know, riding the motorcycle on a full stomach is not such a good idea 🙂

Choose a motorcycle tour or simply rent a motorcycle from us and enjoy!

One Trip. Two Wheels. Countless Experiences.