Pure Freeride Adventure
Heliski Romania takes you into the raw, wild terrain of the Țarcu Mountains, where endless runs of untouched powder await. The vast, pristine area offers an unforgettable freeride experience for skiers and snowboarders seeking adventure far from crowded slopes.
Breathtaking Carpathian Landscape
The Țarcu-Godeanu region, part of the Carpathian Mountains, delivers stunning panoramic views and rugged alpine beauty. You’ll ski among untouched wilderness, experiencing the awe of Romania’s hidden freeride gem.
Exclusive and Personalized
Heliski Romania prioritizes a premium, personalized experience. From the helicopter transfers to cozy accommodation and expertly guided runs, every detail is curated for your ultimate adventure. Small groups ensure you receive top-quality service throughout.
5 reasons to choose Țarcu-Godeanu | Heliski Romania:
- Pristine, uncrowded freeride terrain
- Personalized service with expert guides
- Stunning landscapes in Romania’s hidden alpine gem
- Small group sizes for maximum attention
- Easy access from major Romanian cities
- Kontinent
- Westeuropa
- Hemisphäre
- Nördlich
- Land
- Rumänien
- Bergkette
- Southern Carpathians
- Region
- Banat
- Skigebiet
- keine
- Kategorie
- Helikopter
- Freestyle
- Accomm. Type
- Lodge / Chalet
- Gästehaus
- Geeignet für
- Familien
- Paare
- Alleinreisende
- Gruppen
- Steep and Deep Riders
- Standard
- $$$$ - Ultimativer Luxus
- $$$ - Luxus
- Verpflegung
- Halbpension
- Vollpension
- Zimmertyp
- Einzelzimmer
- Doppelzimmer
- Zweibettzimmer
- Extras / Aktivitäten
- Internet Wifi
- Angebotener Service
- Coachings
- Führungen
- Skiverleih
- Snowboard Verleih
- Safety Equipment Verleih
- Flughafen-Transfer
- Könnens-Level
- Aufsteiger
- Fortgeschritten
- Pro
- Dominierende Geländeart
- offenes Terrain
- steiles Terrain
- Tree Runs
- Schneefall pro Jahr
- 3 Meter/Jahr - 5 Meter/Jahr
- Snow Pack
- kontinental
- Crowd Factor
- Niedrig
- Explorer Level
- hoch
Unsere Snow Experten werden diese Reise auf deine individuellen Wünsche anpassen. 
