3. The Romanian Black Sea resorts stretch
from the Danube Delta in the north down to
the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast in the south.
4. The main cities in the region
are Constanța (Romania's largest
port), Mangalia, Năvodari and Sulina. In
Tulcea County the largest resort is Gura
Portiței.
5. The most important resort is Mamaia,
situated north of the city of Constanta, on a
strip of land separating the Black Sea from
the Siutghiol Lake.
Mamaia is a popular destination during
summer time, for Romanians as well as for
foreign tourists, as a result of major
programs of investment.
6. Mamaia is a resort
with a very dynamic
development; the
tourists have got used
to the fact that they
are welcomed here
with new surprises
every year: palm
trees, Aqua Magic (a
water park),artesian
wells,the Telegondola
(a modern cable-
railway),
7. Costinesti is the traditional resort for
students, while Vama Veche, at the southern
extremity, at the border with Bulgaria, is the
place for fishermen, also known for the
“hippie” atmosphere.
8. Eforie Nord is a non-
stop balneary and climatic
resort, well known for its
balneary treatments and it’s
a very popular holiday
resort, as the tourist
services are convenient for
everyone, regarding the
prices.
9. The climate is mild thanks to the sea
breezes, rich in aerosols
10. Moreover, for those who wish to follow
medical treatments, there are different
balnearic resources with mineral and
mineralized waters, therapeutic muds, in the
treatment bases near the lakes of Techirghiol,
Tatlageac, Neptun, Belona, Siutghiol, Corbu,
Sinoe, Navodari and Tasaul.
11. Resonable prices
Nice people
A variety of entertainment at day time and
night time
Healthy environment
Fishing spots
Water sports (skyjets, kyte surfing, water
surfing)
Traditional food
The Romanian Seaside IS WORTH SEEING!
