Cabana Cazaneşti - Chalet Cazanesti

AN ENTIRE CHALET JUST FOR YOU. Cazanesti is a rural village in Transilvania for over 700 years, located near the Castle of Savarsin of King Mihai. The chalet is situated on the right side of the "King's Road" in the direction of Cazanesti-Ponor.The chalet has a land area of 7000 square meters. Is surrounded by the forest and in front of the cottage flows a clear and cold river. There are three pens in the yard. The air is very clean and beneficial to the body. Upon request, the owner can arrange for local tours to be organized. Barbecue can be organized in the courtyard. The firewood is ready. Camp fire can be organized on request. ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE on request, the owner being a dynamic and open person, just leave your imagination free and ask for. This place may be what you want, a place of total relaxation or a real challenge.
Here you will find the ideal place for relaxation. The location is retracted and is ideal for restoring capabilities or for the most beautiful group reunions. You can go for nature walks, fishing or bike rides. You can also organize outdoor parties. The place is surrounded by forest, and in front of the cottage passes clear, clean water like crystal and very cold. Owners are very open, understanding, modern and young. You will have an entire cottage for you only, without being disturbed.
Upon request, the residents can participate in the "Dacic Fire Fire" ceremony, which is organized regularly in Uibaresti. This activity is organized periodically or occasionally and is a sacred ceremony in recognition of the Dacian culture of the Roman people. It involves the dressing of Dacians and the Dacian wolf, followed by the firing of a campfire and a traditional ritual around the fire.
THE OWNER IS AVAILABLE FOR ANY REQUEST.
Upon request, the owner can bring "Tuica", the traditional Romanian alcoholic drink, very strong, about 40-70 degrees. This is authentic Romanian product, from plum, para or cherry and is 100% natural.
The place associates with the tradition of vampires, wolves and witches through popular legends, but we assure you that they are just legends and local stories and there is no need to worry about this. These legends must be seen only from a cultural point of view. Remember, DRACULA IS JUST A LEGEND.