I hope you do. Penny is open for business after the shut down. It’s terrible you can’t get a refund on your tickets.

We too were planning a trip to Romania in 2020 but will not be able to leave Australia until at least mid 2021. It’s so sad, so many people stranded It appears that we have also lost the airline tickets we had purchased, fingers crossed that they will still honour them next year. Will certainly contact you re a guide when we are ready to go and look forward to staying in the Village Hotel – it looks beautiful

Sighisoara is beautiful. Brasov is a great place to be based. If you find our Brasov post we’ve listed loads of interesting places to see around there. Also Turda Salt mines are cool and the Roman city and ruins at Alba Iulia. If you search for our post called Romania Travel Blog you should find heaps there. Driving is easy, but just figure out the system. You use the hard shoulder to pull over if you’re slower. Watch out for horses and carts in that lane though. Most roads are perfect but Google maps will take you on some roads that aren’t even roads sometimes. Say hi to Penny from me!

Thank you introducing us to Breb, it looks amazing. Your Journey sound fantastic.

2 mature Australia rural ladies, will be travelling in a rental car in September 2020, for 3 weeks. Planning to collect hire car in Brasov, where we will stay for 3 nights and depart from Bucharest where will will 4 nights at the end of our journey. Prefer to try and do slow travel i.e. stay in one place for 3 / 4 nights and do day trips.

Could you suggest some more interesting places of run to visit please. Would prefer not to have too much time in the large cities, Sibiu and Sibigoara?? are also on our list of places to see/ stay.

Thank you very much for your consideration.

Warmest Wishes Tracy Hardy in North Queensland Australia.

Costs vary with level of luxury and what’s included and not included, just look at the usual booking sites. You walk around the village, yes. Food is very cheap but set meals – a requirement to buy 3 courses, could put costs up. There are very limited dining facilities but there are now a few eateries. The pubs don’t serve food. No, no modern supermarket, 2 very small shops, it’s a tiny village, expect interruptions to water, mud, dirt tracks and so on. Yes you can walk up the mountain behind Breb, it’s a good walk, but beware dogs.