4 Night Chisinau  ****, 4 nights Hotel  with breakfast

English Speaking Guide according to the program.

breakfast included 2 lunches.

 All Tour transfer to/from the airport, excursions by minibus

Entry Requirements
Visa Policy: Many travelers, including those from the EU, US, Canada, and other countries, can enter Moldova visa-free for up to 90 days within a six-month period. Check if you need a visa before planning.
Transnistria Region: If traveling via the Transnistrian region, ensure you register with Moldovan authorities within 72 hours of arrival.

Currency and Payments
Currency: Moldova uses the Moldovan Leu (MDL). It’s best to carry cash for smaller towns or rural areas.
ATMs and Cards: ATMs are common in cities, and major hotels and restaurants accept credit cards. However, cash is preferred in smaller villages.

Language and Communication
Languages: Romanian is the official language. Russian is widely spoken, and English is understood in larger cities or tourist areas.
Wi-Fi and Connectivity: Internet access is widespread, especially in hotels and cafés. Mobile SIM cards are affordable for travelers.

Transportation
Public Transport: Buses and minibusses (marshrutkas) are popular and inexpensive.
Car Rentals: Renting a car or hiring a driver offers flexibility for rural travel.
Trains: Trains connect Moldova to nearby countries like Romania and Ukraine.

Safety and Health
Safety: Moldova is generally safe for tourists. Exercise caution in the Transnistrian region due to unresolved political status.
Healthcare: Medical services may be basic in rural areas. Ensure you have comprehensive travel insurance, including medical evacuation coverage.

Cultural Etiquette
Hospitality: Moldovans are known for their warmth and hospitality. Accepting invitations to meals or celebrations is a great way to experience the culture.
Greetings: Handshakes are common, and it’s polite to greet with a smile.
Dress Code: Dress modestly when visiting churches or monasteries.

Best Time to Visit
Seasons:
Spring (April-May): Blooming flowers and moderate weather.
Autumn (September-October): Perfect for wine tours and festivals.
Winter: Enjoy Christmas markets and cozy atmospheres, though it can get chilly.

Wine Culture
Moldova is famous for its wine. Don’t miss a visit to Cricova or Milestii Mici, home to some of the largest underground wine cellars in the world.

Prepare to explore Moldova’s unique charm, rich history, and welcoming culture. Whether it’s tasting local wine, wandering through the countryside, or experiencing vibrant city life, Moldova has something special for every traveler!