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Trip at a Glance
Company
Transylvania Live - Experts in Transylvania
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Locations
Bucharest, Romania
Activities
Adventure, Air Tour, Sightseeing
Price
€122 EUR per person -
Duration
20 minutes
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Starting Location
20 km North of Bucharest
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Price Includes
retro helmet & googles
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Notes
There is a maximum weight limit of 100 kilograms/person. This activity is not recommended for pregnant women, people suffering from epilepsy or any heart condition. Your transfer to the location is not included. (The airfield is 25 km north of Bucharest, near Ciolpani village.)
Highlights
- Fly over Snagov Lake and the Snagov Monastery, where the notorious Vlad the Impaler is buried.
- See Ciolpani Monastery from your unique vantage point in a vintage biplane.
- Experience the feeling of early aviation in an airplane replica of a vintage 40's Pitts Special biplane.
- Relax and enjoy the sights with your experienced guide and pilot.
- Get a bat's eye view of Northen Bucharest!
Trip Info
Looking for a unique way to see the Snagov region? Put on your leather helmet and goggles and get a bat’s eye view of Bucharest’s famous Snagov region in a vintage 40′s Pitts Special biplane! Made famous by aerobatics pilot Betty Skelton, you will experience the thrill of early aviation as you soar above the medieval sights of Bucharest on this vintage biplane.
Taking off just outside Bucharst in Ciolpani village, you will fly over some of the area’s most famous sites. You will see Snagov Island with the Snagov Monastery, where Dracula’s tomb rests. Other highlights on this trip include Ciolpani Monastery, and the areas of Snagov Lake and Snagov Forest, protected because of its unique flora and fauna.
With 20 years experience, your guide and pilot will show you the best aerial views of this gorgeous area.
Your adventure awaits!
Transylvania Live - Experts in Transylvania
The prestigious Fodor's travel guide placed our best selling Dracula tour, "Halloween in Transylvania with Vlad the Impaler," in the Top Ten Must-Do-Adventures, and our “Ritual Killing of a Living Dead,” was featured on the Travel Channel. Here’s how Professor Duncan Light, specializing in dark tourism, from Liverpool Hope University describes us: "Your company is one of the few that understands the Western market for Dracula. Your product appears to be very innovative! For many Romanians Dracula means Vlad Tepes but for people from the UK, America etc. it means, of course, the vampire Dracula. I agree with those people who say that Dracula is a way to get foreign tourists into Romania, creating an opportunity to show them all the other things the country can offer.”
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