Lovely weather from spring to fall and miles of golden sand make it, that the resorts on the Black Sea are an ideal place to spend holidays - especially in Romania.
There is literally everything here, what we associate with holidays: modern hotels and facilities, attractive night life, a multitude of sports facilities and numerous inland attractions, from castles to vineyards. Now, when the country is moving in a promising direction, The Black Sea returns to European tourism.
The Black Sea coast stretches across 245 km in Romania, has the fascinating unspoilt nature reserves of the Danube Delta and encourages you to spend your free time in numerous holiday resorts. Considering, that Delta is strictly protected against human interference, in the southern area (72 km) a string of beach resorts and spas was built for all ages and interests, from toddlers to discerning grandparents.
Sea waves in the vicinity of Konstanty are practically non-existent, making, that sunbathing is much safer than in most regions of the world. Konstanty itself can be reached from the international airport, through the port, or express machines from Bucharest (a journey of just over 2 hours). Hotels, shops, monuments, great casinos by the sea, interesting museums fit into the picture of this coastal city. Besides, not only Konstanta - all Black Sea resorts are equally easily accessible both by train and bus.
The main resort near Konstanty is Mamaia, located north of the city, with gorgeous 7 km long with clean sand, beach and lakes. It is specially designed for thirsty families with children .
From Konstanty, for approx. 50 km up to the border with Bulgaria there is a section with fine golden sand, on which a number of shelters poetically named after the names of women and mythological gods were built. Neptune and Olympus are among the most popular, built as recreation grounds for the rich from the communist era, now offers villas and excellent hotels, some on the beach, others, on the other hand, in the silence of the Comorova forest between the coast and the lakes. Tennis and other sports, open air restaurants, discos, night clubs and cabarets will surely satisfy all discerning guests.
Further south are the Jupiter centers, Cap Aurora, Venus and Saturn offering a range of budget hotels, campsites and lodgings; the largest youth resort is located in Costinesti.
So if you have the opportunity to enjoy a warm welcome then local dishes, slivovitz, wine, music and dance, they will remain in your memory as part of an unforgettable holiday by the sea in Romanian resorts.