Situated in the southern part of the Romanian shore of the Black Sea, Venus is a quiet and family-oriented resort. Inaugurated in 1972, it is a welcoming and elegant resort, not very crowded, which ensures a relaxing stay for tourists. Continue reading →

Situated in a calm bay just north of Mangalia, Saturn is a small resort on the shore of the Black Sea, built at the beginning of the 1970s. It has four gulfs with small beaches with fine sand, as well as a longer beach, spreading on 1.2km towards Venus resort, which is bordered by a lake called Balta Saturn. The entry in the sea is smooth alongside the entire beach. The beach in Saturn is sought by numerous tourists, as it also has water from hypothermal sulphurous mineral springs being piped through showers on the beach. The air, the sea water, the spring water and the mud are used in various health treatments, including helio-, thalasso-, hydro-, kinetic-, electro- and termo-therapy. Continue reading →

A town and resort on the shore of the Black Sea, Mangalia developed on the site of the ancient colony of Callatis, founded by the Greeks in the 6th century BC. It had an interesting history, being run in turns by Greeks, Persians, Macedonians, Dacians, Romans, Tatars and Genovese. After the annexation of Dobrogea to Romania in 1878, Mangalia prospered into Romania’s second sea port, after Constanţa. Starting 1962, the town became an important tourist centre after numerous tourism facilities were built. Continue reading →

Mamaia, “the Pearl of the Romanian seaside”, is the country’s most popular resort, being known for its vibrant nightlife. It is an 8km strip of wide beach running between Lake Siutghiol and the Black Sea, providing to the tourists a wide range of activities, such as waterskiing, jet skiing, kayaking, kite surfing and surfing. Mamaia offers golden sands and elegant 3, 4 and 5 stars hotels with open-air swimming pools and sports fields, but this is not all that you can do in the resort. Continue reading →

Jupiter-Cap Aurora is one of the smallest and greenest resorts on the Black Sea’s shore, introduced in the touristic circuit in the 1970s. It is situated in a picturesque location, between the Comorova Woods, Tismana Lake and the seashore, which is dominated by a long sea front. The resort is recommended for tourists in search of a relaxing place to spend their holiday or for those who need various treatments with aerosols or peat coal mud. Continue reading →

Eforie Sud is the oldest balneary resort and one of the first summer resorts on the shore of the Black Sea, dating from the end of the 19th century. Situated between the sea and Lake Techirghiol, it is also known as “the town between waters”. Continue reading →

Eforie Nord is a leisure and health spa resort on the shore of the Black Sea, recommended especially to families and to those seeking balneary treatments. The fine-sand beach is 3km long and 20-100m wide, being bordered in the northern part of the resort by a high sea front, one of the most popular places for promenade in the area. The private harbour recently opened here allows yachts to anchor by the fine sandy beaches of the resort. Continue reading →