Costineşti is a commune and resort located on the Black Sea coast in Romania. It grew from a small fishing village in the 1960s into a popular summer destination, especially for young people and students. During the Communist era, hotels and villa complexes were built in varying styles. Since the 1989 revolution, some have been modernized and private construction has increased, especially to the north. The resort has a small inland lake surrounded by lodges. Off one northern beach lies the shipwreck of a Greek cargo ship from 1968, now a tourist attraction. Nightlife centers around two discos that host concerts by Romanian bands in the summer, contributing to a lively atmosphere compared to other Black Sea resorts, especially for young

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2. Costineşti is a commune and resort
in Constanța County, Romania,
located on the shore of the Black
Sea, about 30 kilometres south of
the county seat, Constanța. It
consists of two villages: Costineşti
and Schitu.In the 1960s, it evolved
from a small fishing village to a
summer destination, most popular
with young people and students.

3. A hotel and several villa
complexes were built in the
Communist era, and featured
varying degrees of style and
comfort. Since the Romanian
Revolution of 1989, some of
them have been modernized,
and private construction,
especially to the north of the
resort, has taken off.

4. The resort also has a small
inland lake, around which
there are several lodges.
Lying off one of the northern
beaches is the shipwreck of
the Greek cargo ship E
Evangelia (originally the UK
refrigerated cargo ship
Empire Strength). She was
beached there in 1968 and is
quite popular with tourists.

5. Nightlife is centered mainly
around the two discos (Ring
and Youth), in which, during
the summer months, concerts
are held nightly by the most
popular bands from across
Romania. Because Costineşti
is mostly frequented by
youngsters, the atmosphere
tends to be livelier than in the
other Black Sea resorts.

6. Costineşti is accessible by
either rail or road. There are
two CFR railway stations
within the resort (South
Costineşti — Camp, North
Costineşti), and the town is
connected to the main E87
road which runs north to
Constanţa and south to the
Bulgarian border.