Water Sports in Romania: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

Stretching throughout central and eastern Europe, Romania lies at the crossroads of diverse cultures. It is bordered by Bulgaria to the south, Moldova to the east, the Black Sea to the southeast, Ukraine to the north, and Hungary to the west. The majority of the mountain range is located within the Romanian region of Transylvania and is still home to much of Romania’s wildlife. The country is becoming an increasingly popular tourist destination, receiving about 10 million per year.

Ride the rapids

Romania’s rivers are ideal places to witness the beauty of nature while injecting some adrenaline into the day. An example includes riding the whitewater rapids of the Crisul Repede River, which cuts through large crops of ancient towns and villages.

Iconic mountains

The Carpathians and Făgăraș mountains are iconic in Romania, and are exceptionally beautiful. Enjoy outstanding views of Romania’s peak while passing through its waters. And even Transylvania’s wooded valleys and glacial lakes.

Cross cultures

Positioned at the cultural crossroads of east, south and central Europe, Romania has collided and shared many cultural aspects from its neighbors. The region is also the habitat of much wildlife: pelicans swoop the skies, while beavers and bears populate the mountains.

The region receives a comfortable climate in the summer months, although it is also the wettest time of the year. Autumn receives cooler temperatures, yet it drier.

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Visit during the warmer months between March and September for ideal water sports conditions.