Dafina Gabriel, Grupa 8211

1. University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest, Faculty
of Management, Economic Engeneering in Agriculture and Rural Developement
Sfantul Gheorghe,
Tulcea county
Student: Dafina Gabriel
Group: 8211
Teacher: Mihai Frumuselu

2. • Extreme point of Romania where nature
can still enjoy a decent limits human
intervention kept the place where the
Danube meets the Black Sea beach
where egrets and horses still feel free. It
remains to be seen how long it will last
identity St. Gheorghe Village temptation
mass tourism.

3. • Located about 70 kilometers from Tulcea, St.
Gheorghe called the oldest branch of the Danube,
hosting around 1000 inhabitants. Here, the
houses modest church and streets contrasts
increasingly more lately with the new features of
the village became slowly, resort. Camping,
miniportal and lush pensions populate the village,
putting them thinking villagers who do not know
what to choose between the new opportunities
that come with modernization and authenticity
Delta village, which still resists St. Gheorghe.

4. • Any visit to St. Gheorghe start at the pier,
where carts and 'titicarul' awaits visitors to
lead to lodging. Many choose lodging in the
village center, thereby enjoying the local
hospitality. Moreover, villagers are people who
can make visit to St. Gheorghe holidays
unforgettable: boating on the Danube
channels, and traditional food fish are two of
the strengths of Delta offered in an impeccably
locals.

5. • As many choose camping, wooden boxes and
tents is more than enough for a holiday
package. Camping maintains a specific
architecture, each house is built of wood, with
a thatched roof. Another advantage of
camping is positioning it stops right outside
the village, is the accommodation closest to
the place of the Danube to the Black Sea.

6. • St. George attracts also by one of the last wild
beaches in Romania. With a stretch of 14 km,
beach houses, including sheets and coils
villagers cattle coming to drink and a
population of several dozen wild horses with
those of Letea Forest, they are the last of their
kind in Europe.

7. • Another wealth Delta is the great diversity of
bird species that inhabit the area around the
village of St. Gheorghe. A simple boat ride on
the Danube channels reveals a reassuring
sight, strewn with pelicans, gulls, egrets,
cormorants and albatrosses. The best time to
admire înaripatele Delta is the morning they
are away during the day due to boats crossing
the Danube.

8. • The largest marsh of Europe is unique and vast
expanse of reeds (one of the largest in the
world), with willows, rushes, ferns, water, and
a large population of lilies, locals even giving
tourists rides boat called 'water lilies'. Due to
rich vegetation in the St. George lives and a
significant population of ducks, one of the few
species of birds that can be hunted in the area.

9. • Currently St. Gheorghe undergoing a
transformation that could change the way in
which it was known before. In recent years,
peace was Clint Delta only during the Film
Festival 'Anonymous', screenings being carried
out during a single week. With new pensions
arising among the old houses, new miniport
and various banana and ski jets seafront St.
George is likely to lose slowly simplicity which
is appreciated.

10. • Modernization is a double-edged sword, a fact
acknowledged by the villagers. While
appreciating Delta St. Gheorghe more than
anyone, they agree that the modernization of the
village would mean integration and stronger in
the tourist circuit, leading to more and more
tourists and to demand more and more diverse
from them. Locals hope that jobs will multiply
their children so no need to leave the village in
the hope of a better life in Tulcea and Braila.

11. • To an eventual transformation of the village,
St. George remains a perfect option for
anyone looking for a quiet place away from
the sound of town, away from technology, a
place where the sense of freedom can be
experienced at high intensity.

12. Bibliography:
• http://www.descopera.ro/descopera-in-
romania
• http://www.info-delta.ro