Danube Delta is a wonderful realm, unique in Europe. A trip to its heart leaves the turist a lasting impression because of its beauty and uniqueness of the landscapes. White waterlilies floating on on the river, a lot of birds flying in the visitor proximity, places where salt water from the Black Sea intermingles with the Danube sweet water in a landscape of forgetfulness that eye and video cameras retain it in its splendor.

Trip informations :

Main category: Danube Delta
Difficulty: Easy
Nr. of days: 7
Number of persons: 18
Price: 75 Euro /person / day
The accomodation is on a 4 stars floating hotel. The price includes: : 3 meals/day/accommodation in 2 places berth, mineral water and coffee. Other alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks are to be paid.
Season: Spring ,Summer, Autumn (March - November)
Scope and activities: Landscapes, Natural Monuments of nature, History;
Equipment:  Rain cloak, Sun glasses, Solution against mosquitoes

FIRST DAY :Start point Tulcea town - Murighiol. Travel time around 5 hours.
SECOND DAY : Murighiol - Dunarea Veche - Uzlina - Channel Uzlina - Lake Uzlina - Lake Isac - Channel Panaiotova - Channel Perevolovca - Lake Taranova. Travel time : around 5 hours.
THIRD DAY : Uzlina - Hostel Cormoran - Channel Perevolovca - Lake Taranova - Lake Erenciuc - Ivancea. Travel time : around 6 hours.
FOURTH DAY : Ivancea - Village Sfintu Gheorghe - Isles Sacalin - Black Sea beach - Village Sfintu Gheorghe. Travel time around 7 hours.
FIFTH DAY : Sfintu Gheorghe village - Channel Tataru - Lake Rosu - Lake Rosulet - Girla Imputita - Channel Busurca - Sulina - Mila 8. Travel time around 8 hours .
SIXTH DAY: Mila 8 - Letea Forest - Crisan - Bogdaproste Lake - Lake Trei Iezere - Channel Eracle - Mila 23. Travel time 8 hours.
SEVENTH DAY: Mila 23 - Lake Ligheanca - Lake Vacaru - Lake Baclanestiul Mare - Lake Vacaru - Lake Nebunu - Channel 36 - Tulcea. Travel time around 8 hours.

Day 1: After arriving at the airport you’ll be transferred to the Danube Delta area.

Day 2: Over 80% of the bird species in Europe can be found in the Danube Delta, so on the second day we’ll enter the reserve to go bird watching: we’ll admire colonies of pelicans, wild geese, or cormorants.

Day 3: Letea forest is a protected area, part of the Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve, this is why we’ll take a traditional means of transport which doesn’t disturb nature’s tranquility.

Day 4: Certain areas of the Delta can only be explored by means of traditional rowing boats or kayaks. The narrow channels guarded by trees and lush vegetation stand as a barrier between civilization and unspoilt nature. Tourists can take a close look at birds and the places they usually nest in.

Day 5: Your unique vacations in Danube Delta comes to end.

Day 1: Travelers hitting Bucharest will find it almost inevitable not to visit the Palace of Parliament, also known as the People’s House.

Day 2: When traveling to Romania, make sure you don’t miss the Danube Delta, a natural reserve included on the Unesco world heritage site list Also named Europe’s Amazon.

Day 3: The Danube Delta

Day 4: You'll see the muddy volcanoes, a curious place where the ground seems to boil with large bubbles, just like a genuine sci-fi landscape. At the end of the day we arrive in Brasov, one of the key destinations of Romanian tourism.

Day 5: There are tourist attractions accessible to everyone and those that can be considered surprising, only for connoisseurs. Today we’ll do a mix of the two: the most visited tourist attraction in Romania, Bran Castle, for Dracula fans (this is the place where the count created by Bram Stoker lived) and the bear reserve in Zărnesti, a wildlife sanctuary in the Carpathian Mountains.

Day 6: The list of original destinations from your holiday in Romania continues. We’ll cross the Carpathian Mountains from south to north, on one of the most spectacular roads in the entire world: the Transfagarasan.

Day 7: Sibiu is quite famed for its German influence and the rich cultural life, manifested mainly through outdoor theater shows.

Day 8: The country of Haţeg has plenty of legends about dragons, prehistoric dinosaur footprints being often encountered by locals. At dusk we’ll delve into the Corvin Castle to visit the cold, awe-inspiring Gothic halls lit by torchlight.

Day 9: Alba Iulia fortress has the shape of a six-pointed star. Sighisoara, with its beautiful, winding streets of cobblestone is the only European citadel where people have been living uninterruptedly since the Middle Ages.

Day 10: What you’re about to see today will certainly raise a few questions: at an altitude of over two thousand meters, there’s a rock chiseled by time and natural phenomena, with the shape of a human face. It has the dimensions of the Egyptian Sphinx, the similarities being striking, but it is much older.

Day 11: Your amazing holiday in Romania comes to an end.