Danube Delta Tour

Embark on an unforgettable two-day journey to Romania’s stunning Black Sea coast and the world-famous Danube Delta, where nature and history meet in perfect harmony. Begin your adventure in Constanta, Romania’s oldest city and one of Europe’s most important ports, founded in 657 BC by Greek colonists. Discover the city’s fascinating heritage as you stroll through the Old Town, visiting remarkable landmarks such as the Museum of History and Archaeology, the Roman Mosaic Edifice—the largest of its kind in the Roman Empire—and the statue of the poet Ovid, a symbol of Constanta’s ancient connection to Rome. Admire the architectural beauty of the Orthodox Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, the Great Mosque built under King Carol I, and the Genoese Lighthouse, a historic maritime beacon. Take in panoramic views of the city and the Black Sea from the Minaret Tower, and explore the Constanta Aquarium, the first public aquarium in Romania. After a day filled with history and seaside charm, continue your journey toward the Danube Delta, where you’ll enjoy dinner and overnight accommodation in the serene natural surroundings.

The next morning, set out on a breathtaking boat excursion through the heart of the Danube Delta, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and one of Europe’s last untouched wetlands. Glide along its labyrinth of channels and lakes, home to over 300 species of birds—including pelicans, egrets, and herons—and more than 160 species of fish. Discover the Letea Forest, Europe’s northernmost subtropical forest, where wild horses and ancient sand dunes create an otherworldly landscape. After your boat trip, visit Tulcea, the “Gateway to the Delta,” a historic city built on seven hills and once a thriving Greek settlement known as Aegyssus. Enjoy a relaxing lunch before returning to Bucharest, carrying with you the serene beauty and unforgettable memories of Romania’s coastal and delta treasures.