Experience first-hand rare, maybe unique, un-repeatable encounters with the wilderness

Accompanied by our guide, you’ll depart from our guesthouse and drive to Strâmba Valley, where a local ranger awaits. Together, you’ll access a wildlife observation hide, providing a safe vantage point to observe wild bears in their natural habitat. This offer is only for in-house guests at Equus Silvania.

…the lesser-spotted eagle, great grey and red-backed shrikes, kingfishers, black storks, or various wood-pecker species (in the surrounds of Equus Silvania, all 10 European wood-pecker species are present). In the forested areas, keep your eyes peeled for treecreeper, goldcrest, and various species of tits. Our knowledgeable guides will lead the way, sharing their insights into these winged wonders.

…male Capercaillie parading for the attention of females through their unique ‘dance’. Our exclusive three-day guided tour, available between April 10th and May 10th, takes you far from the tourist trails to explore the preferred areas of this shy bird. With only three spots available per group, this intimate experience is perfect for nature enthusiasts and wildlife photographers alike.

The Capercaillie tours require early departure at darkness to arrive at the little observation tents before the crack of dawn, but also include secluded mountain trails during the day and the night in a cosy wilderness cabin located at 1600 m altitude, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to hear the echoes of the red deer roaring through the Carpathian Mountains? As you wander through picturesque meadows and forests, keep your eyes peeled for these iconic creatures grazing in their natural habitat.

In most cases, you will be able to see these gentle giants, but we will definitely also come across a lot of tracks and marks left by them. Along the way, take in the beauty of the wilderness and spot a variety of wild animal tracks, offering a fascinating peek into their world. Contact us for more information on the route of our excursion, which may vary based on recent sightings and on satellite positions given by their radio-collars. 

… bee-eaters, lesser-spotted eagles, golden orioles, hoopoes, common and honey buzzards, kestrels, Ural owls, or little owls at night.

Our guided birdwatching tours at COBOR Biodiversity Farm offer an opportunity to observe a variety of avian species, including bee-eaters, lesser-spotted eagles, golden orioles, hoopoes, common and honey buzzards, kestrels, Ural owls, or little owls at night.

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to hear the echoes of the red deer roaring through the Carpathian Mountains? In the autumn, once the leaves change colour, the rutting season is a true spectacle and needs to be experienced at least once in a lifetime.

Accompanied by a guide who knows the area very well, you will have the chance to observe the stags rutting in their natural habitat. The wilderness experience is combined with cosy accommodation in our wilderness camp, tasty picnics, hikes and breathtaking views over Făgăraș, Iezer-Păpușa Mountains and Piatra Craiului National Park.

Known for their ability to quickly traverse steep, rocky terrain, chamois can be observed in their natural habitat throughout the whole year.

The mountain ranges of Piatra Craiului National Park bordering the eastern Făgăraș Mountains are amongst the most beautiful in the Romanian Carpathians. Here, you can enjoy great hiking trails and look for wildlife with a high chance of observing chamois. The exact route of our excursion may vary depending on the latest sightings, so please contact us for more information.

Guided by our experienced guides, you will have a very high chance of witnessing these hardworking creatures firsthand. In the early hours of the morning or at dusk, keen observers may catch a glimpse of beavers going about their daily routines.

As you journey through nature, soak in the sights and sounds of the wild, from the gentle sway of trees to the tranquil ripples of nearby waters. Our route may be adapted based on recent beaver activity, so don’t hesitate to reach out to us for further details.