Private Guide Bulgaria, a private tour operator known for personalized travel experiences across the Balkans, has announced the launch of Moldova as its newest destination, extending its custom, guide-led travel model into Moldova and Transnistria. The agency aims to cater to travelers seeking authentic experiences in regions still largely undiscovered by mainstream tourism.
The new offering includes three core tour options: a 14-day journey covering Romania, Moldova, and Transnistria; a 21-day itinerary adding Bulgaria; and another 21-day route that includes Serbia. The 14-day trip starts in Chisinau, the capital of Moldova, and finishes in Bucharest, Romania, visiting 12 cities. Highlights include the Cricova underground winery, the Merry Cemetery, the Sighisoara Medieval Citadel, the Astra Museum of Folk Civilization, Peles Castle, Bran Castle (Dracula's Castle), Corvin Castle, and the Palace of Parliament, along with two UNESCO World Heritage sites. Each itinerary can be adjusted in length or expanded to include more Balkan countries.
“Moldova is one of the last truly undiscovered corners of Europe, and we've wanted to bring it into our portfolio for a long time,” said Adriana Vassilkova, owner of Private Guide Bulgaria. “Pairing it with Romania, and now with Bulgaria and Serbia, lets us offer travelers a journey that goes far beyond the well-worn trail. From the underground wineries of Cricova to the castles of Transylvania and the streets of Tiraspol where time has stopped. This is exactly the kind of authentic, off-the-beaten-path experience our clients have been asking us for.”
Private Guide Bulgaria specializes in fully customized itineraries across the Balkan region, including Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, Serbia, North Macedonia, Albania, Kosovo, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and Slovenia. With more than 12 years of experience, the agency pairs travelers with knowledgeable local guides and private, comfortable transportation. It holds a 4.9-star rating from 244 Tripadvisor reviews. All tours are tailored to each client's interests, timeline, and starting point.
The expansion into Moldova reflects a growing demand for travel to less-visited destinations, offering economic benefits to local communities and providing tourists with unique cultural experiences. For the travel industry, it highlights a shift toward personalized, guide-led trips that go beyond standard itineraries. Travelers now have access to regions like Transnistria, a breakaway state where Soviet-era relics remain, and Moldova's famous wine cellars, enhancing the diversity of Eastern European tourism.
For more information about the new Moldova tours, or to request a custom quote, visit the official website at https://privateguidebulgaria.com/.
