Eastern Europe / Romania
Romania is one of the last places in Europe where traditional lifestyle and agriculture still survive, resulting in a very high diversity of species, a pleasing pace of life and tasty country meals! The country's birdlife is one of the richest in the continent, while the biggest areas of untouched forests hold the main population of European Brown Bears, Wolves and Lynx.
The Danube Delta is probably the most important wetland of Europe. Spending a few days in the heart of the Delta on a Floating Hotel is birdwatching at its most relaxing!
Transylvania is characterised by beautiful landscapes, scenic gorges and lakes, vast hay meadows and endless forests.
The Carpathian Mountains provide a good opportunity to discover exciting mountain species and to view rare mammals.
Experience time-travel going through medieval landscapes, historical towns and castles and breathtaking scenery with us! And don't forget: the probability of observing Brown Bears is very high in Romania throughout 9 month a year!
Tours to Romania
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Birds & Bears at Transylvania & Danube Delta +
Romania, 10 days Romania should be high on the list of destinations for every birdwatcher.… Read More
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Black Sea Coast and the Danube Delta +
Romania, 8 days Romania should be high on the list of destinations for every birdwatcher.… Read More
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Grand Tour: HUNGARY & ROMANIA +
Kiskunság & Hortobágy National Parks, HUNGARY & Transylvania, Carpathians and Danube Delta Reserve, ROMANIA, 15 days… Read More
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Hungarian Puszta & hills of Transylvanian Dracula’s country +
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Tens of thousands of Red-breasted Geese – Romania and Bulgaria in winter +
Hungary and Romania, 12 days Our tour offers a unique combination of first class birding
Bulgaria and Romania in winter, 7-10 days This tour is without a doubt one of- 1
Contact
Phone: Call May-October; Text all year
+36 30-645-9318 or +36 30-211-0006
Call Nov-April: +506 84961012 or 84961417
e-mails:
ecotoursgabororban @ gmail.com
toucanbirdingecolodge @ gmail.com
Our mission
Our first priority is to save habitats & species.
Secondly we would like to share our knowledge of wildlife and encourage you to participate directly or indirectly in protecting nature.
We are also working continuously on our carbon balance with developing our 23 hectares of wildlife reserve.
