Hello! Nature Lover is my second name...or my first one...I’m not sure. Anyway, I’m Dan and I spend most of my time outdoors, enjoying all year round every little “gift” from Mother Nature. I’m lucky as I can still find Nature in its unspoiled splendor, in my home country Romania. Since you’ve just found me here, I guess you already think of an “escape” from your daily hustle. Well, go on now, drop me a note @ outdoorholiday.com and I shall share with you some of Europe’s best kept secrets…

Hi ! My name is Parciog… Andrei Parciog. Just call me Andy !
I come from Tulcea, the gateway to the Danube Delta.
I've been fascinated by the biological system in the Danube 's delta already as a kid. I've been joining a children's club in my home town ever since my 4 th school year. I got the chance there to learn from some great, passionate teachers about the delta's mysteries. I've been doing lots of trips throughout the delta taking part, as a kid and later on as a youngster, to birds' monitoring programs as well as to winter geese counting.
I gained my experience by side of professional birdwatchers.
I recently graduated from Tourism Economy of the Romanian-American University of Bucharest.
So, now I'm ready to share with you my 4 years experience as a guide and 12 years experience as a birdwatcher.

Radu Adrian Zota . Graduate of Tourism at Geography Faculty of University of Bucharest, mountain guide since 1998, national guide since 2000, companion guide since 2000.

In 2003 I got the chance to take part to an international student exchange program in US, in Yellowstone National Park. That provided me with the great opportunity to get acquainted with the American approach of tourism as well as with the American spirit. My US experience included also a full month of traveling throughout the country reaching places like the Grand Canyon National Park, , Mount Rushmore National Park, Redwood National Park, Mojave Desert, Arizona Desert.
With my nine years of versatile experience in leading groups throughout different country sides, with a rather good level of English and vast knowledge of geography, geology, history and ethnology I’d say that I easily can bring my guiding duties to a good end within the mountain range as well as along the cultural city tours.

Mihai Zlavog about himself: "My name is Mihai Zlavog and I was born September the 3 rd 1983, under the sign of Virgo. Ever since I was a child, I traveled in the Romanian Carpathians together with my parents who both were guides. This is how I got to know the most important mountain massifs in Romania: the Fagaras Mts., the Bucegi Mts., the Piatra Craiului Mts., the Retezat Mts., the Iezer-Papusa Mts., the Baiului Mts., the Siriu, Penteleu, Vrancei Mts., and many more. I graduated Christian Adventure mountain guide course in 2004. During high school and the first years of college, I used to organize trips to the mountains for my colleagues. My hobbies are mostly connected to mountain activities: trekking, paragliding, skiing, mountain biking, adventure contests. I also enjoy listening to old music, traveling abroad and I'm very fond of animals. I practiced professional swimming, tennis and athletics. Currently, I am studying at the Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest – Environment department."