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Travel in style aboard tour buses alongside the horse and buggies which share the Romanian country roads, as the tour follows in the path described the novel by Bram Stoker. The tour is part history, involving Vlad Tepes, and part mystery surrounding the undead blood sucker, Dracula. The tour visits the Evangelical Church in Sibiu, built in 1300, which contains burial vaults connected to both Dracula and the legend of Frankenstein. Then on to a secluded monastery on Snagov Island to see Vlad's coffin. The tour visits Vlad's birthplace, preserved as it was in medieval times. Ventures into a haunted graveyard and take part in a witch trial re-creation and climb the historic Clock Tower above the Torture Chamber museum. Explores the historic ruins of Vlad's breathtaking Poenari Castle, where Vlad’s wife is believed to have thrown herself off the cliffs rather than be captured by invaders. And on to a tour of the beautiful storybook Bran Castle.

Ascending up Borgo Pass into the Carpethian Mountains, travelers follow the path of Jonathan Harker, as described in the Dracula novel. Partake in a gala dinner banquet at the Jonathan Harker's Golden Crown Restaurant, the Romanian Coroana de Aur, for the ritual meal of robber steak and blood brandy, as in the novel, followed by a late-night party. The highlight of the trip is unquestionably the Monster Bash Masquerade Ball, in the dungeon room at Dracula's Castle atop the Romanian alps in Piatra Fantanele.

This unique leisure vacation includes airfare, accommodations, meals, admissions, parties, special guests, seminars and attractions. All ages, couples, families and solo travelers are welcome. Vampire fans, vampire slayers and, of course, even real vampires are welcome to join in the fun. There are even classic and rare horror & vampire films are shown on the coaches. The trip is both educational and entertaining for anyone looking for an unusual week-long ghoulish getaway trip.