Transylvanian Wolf
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Zărnești, Brașov ·Strada Mitropolit Ion Mețianu, Zărnești
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Explore Transylvania’s great wilderness and countryside with ‘Best guide in the world in 2007’ (Wanderlust Magazine, UK). Whether you are interested in the wildlife of Romania, myths and legends related to it, traditional Transylvanian lifestyle, there’s a very simple way to get a first-hand experience: from people that grew up with all that. You can choose one of our tours, day-walks or activities focused on: Bear, wolf tracking and watching. The Carpathian Mountains of Transylvania (Romania) are home to impressive numbers of wolves, bears, lynx and other wildlife. Even more impressive, this is in close coexistence with traditional farming activities—something that didn’t really happen in any other parts of Europe. Seeing wild animals in their natural environment is always a challenge; finding tracks or other signs of them is the very first step to understand the world they live in and their life. We will go looking for these wild animals away from any tourist areas, following shepherds or foresters’ trails, deep into the forest. We can arrange bear-watching from one of the hides owned by Forestry Commission; about 80% chances to see bears as well as other wildlife (wild boar, Les
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Transylvanian Wolf is a wildlife guiding organization based in Zarnesti, Romania, in the Carpathian Mountains. It offers guided tours focused on wildlife observation, including tracking and watching wolves, bears, lynx, and other species in their natural habitat. The area features protected parks, unspoiled nature, and traditional rural settlements. The organization emphasizes conservation and local traditions.