Marshrutky minibuses do everything, and the wine cellars are the reason to hire a driver.
Marshrutky
- The marshrutka - a shared minibus - is the national transport.
- They leave from bus stations when full and cost very little.
- They are cramped and fast, and they reach every village.
Trains
- The railway is slow and limited. The Chisinau to Bucharest sleeper exists and takes a long time.
- Buses beat trains everywhere domestically.
The wineries
- Cricova and Milestii Mici are the reason many people come. Milestii Mici holds the world's largest wine collection and its cellars run for over 200 km underground - you tour them by car.
- You cannot drive yourself around a wine tour, for obvious reasons.
- Hiring a driver for the day is inexpensive and is the standard way to do it. Most Chisinau accommodation arranges one.
Driving
- Roads on the main corridors are adequate, rural roads poor.
- Police checks are routine and paperwork should be in order.
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