We offer accommodation in Sulina - Danube Delta starting from 10 EUR / person. In Sulina you can enjoy both the Black Sea beaches and the Danube Delta trips. It's an ideal place for those who want to enjoy the pleasures of summer and nature. The beauty of this place is proven by thousands of tourists who return every year here.
    This region of Romania is visited by many tourists year after year. If you come in Romania you must visit Danube Delta and the eastern town of the united nations which is Sulina. Many seaside resorts, rich cultural history, beautiful landscapes and unique wildlife of the Delta are as many reasons to keep awake the interest of tourists for this part of the country.
   Delta's history began over 10,000 years ago by depositing successive layers of silt , they clogged the existing sea bay at the mouth of the Danube into the Black Sea. Silt and sand sea gave birth to the great banks, the Delta islands, Letea and Caraorman. Due to this phenomenon, was formed three branches: St. George (69.7 km), Sulina (63.7 km) and Chilia (120 km). Between these branches have formed a lot of natural links, channels and lakes, which host a wonderful vegetation and fauna. Delta have the total area of ​​5800 square km , including lagoon Razim - Sinoe complex. Delta is the "youngest" region of the country and also the most important wetland in Central Europe, with beautiful lakes and canals and large areas of reed between the three main branches of the river. The main attraction is the remarkable biodiversity, with over 1,100 plant species, 325 bird species and over 110 fish species present in an area occupying less than 2% of Romania's surface.
     Sulina is the only city in the Danube Delta which have Black Sea port function. It is an ancient settlement, mentioned since 950 AD Porfirogenetul Constantine. In the tenth century, the town was mentioned as "Selina". Toponym is as old Romanian anthroponyms today, Sorin and Sorina, about dawn (cf. Lat. Sol "Sun"), after the old beliefs, the (re) daily grand star birth in the Black Sea. With these old mystical tradition in solar, Sulina is now the easternmost city in Romania and, now, the easternmost point of the European Union.

    By the middle of the nineteenth century, Sulina was a village with about 1000 inhabitants, in which pirates and robbers swarmed around the Black Sea and Danube Delta. At that time there was famine in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, a terrible drought and the invasion of Colorado beetles on potatoes. Then had came the question of importation the grain from Europe, including the Danubian principalities, which were important for grain supplies. But in that time, the Black Sea was controlled by the Ottoman Empire and Russian Empire. The Danube was an important route for transport of continental large quantities of grain. So, the UK and all other Western powers were concerned that navigation on the river to be free, as access to the Black Sea and the waters are deep enough for passage of large vessels with a draft. So did the studies for achieving these goals.
After the Crimean War, in 1859, Moldova and the United Principalities, have obtained access to the Black Sea in southern Bassarabia, by counties Cahul, Bolgrad and Ismail, returned to the Russian Empire, avoiding territory still under Ottoman rule. Unlocking significant cash funds from the Western powers, European Danube Commission (EWC) was created in 4 November 1856 in Galati, which would last 82 years. At the beginning the powers who represented this international body were: the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Second French Empire, the United Kingdom, Prussia, Russian Empire and Ottoman Empire. Principality of Moldavia was then only an advisory role. After the Revolutionary War and returned to its mother Dobrogea, Romania United became a full member of the Commission.

    In XIV century it was the resting place for Genoese ships. As attractions are beach on the seashore, picturesque bay along which are strung old houses, lighthouses, maritime cemetery. It is also the starting point Letea forest, lakes Rosulet, Rosu, Puiu, Light Red, stinking channels and red-arm lvancea to St. George. Sulina is the city in Romania located at the lowest altitude of only 4 m above sea level. The city stretches along the Danube, with most of the habitat on the right.

    In dry and salty is the specific dune vegetation such as red sea buckthorn (Tamarix ramosissima). In marshy areas dominated reed (Phragmites), bulrush (Typha genus), frog mint (Mentha aquatica), water hemlock (Cicuta virosa), marsh thistles (Trapa natans) and less white water lily (Castalia alba). The terrain is distinguished by the absence of large trees, with one cluster of locust (Robinia pseudacacia), planted at the entrance to town. Otherwise, the city can meet willow (Salix Babylonia), poplar, ash (Fraxinus excelsior), and mirabelle (Prunus cerasifera), rare fruit trees being famous. Sulina is a place not accessible by car, but this did not stop the thousands of tourists to return to the area attracted by the beauty of these places of hospitality of the people, which in recent years and focused on accommodation Sulina. Tourists can visit the Danube Delta can go to one of the most spectacular beaches in Europe, considered the continent's last pristine beach. The beach is 150 meters wide, the sand is extremely fine, being filtered by the Danube and the sea is salt, as in the south of the coast, but it tastes sweet. You do not mind music from terraces, no vendors, and other tourists if you mind, you can always be refugees from the north, the river or further south in the direction of St. George to remain completely alone. Traditional menus with fresh water fish, but salt water, you should complete the reasons why someone should spend their holiday in Sulina.
   Sulina sights

1. St. Nicholas Greek Church - is located on one of the streets perpendicular to the Sulina channel, between the second street and Third Street, with the summer feast of St. Nicholas (feast from May 9 - when bringing honor the relics of St. Nicholas of Myra Lycia to Bari). It seems that the Greeks chose the church dedicated to St. Nicholas or summer to differ Romanian church Saint Nicholas, which was built before the Greek. According to building acts, the church was founded on 14 October 1866, but on the frontispiece plate is written 1867.
   
2. Maritime Cemetery - Location: beetwenn town and the beach. Maritime cemetery represents a three cemeteries: Christian Cemetery (divided in CED Cemetery, Orthodox Cemetery, old rite Orthodox Cemetery - Lippovan Cemetery and Western European churches),  Muslim Cemetery and Hebrew Cemetery. The graves of officers and commanders of the Romanian Royal Navy can be found the tomb of Princess Catherine Moruzi, granddaughter of prince John Sturza Moldovan, born in Istanbul but died in Sulina and a grave of William Simpson the a man of trust of the chief engineer of the Danube European Commission. Simpson led for 13 years the work construction on the channel at the jetties and lighthouses on the pier.
3. Old Lighthouse - Lighthouse built in the period of European Commission of the Danube, currently unusable. It is located on the left bank of the Danube and its link with the mainland is via a long stone dam. What is fascinating in this dam is that it still retains inscriptions of those who participated in its construction. Lighthouse observer is one that has been done filming for the movie "All sails up". Recommended that you do not miss visiting this location climb to the summit is quite difficult steps are broken. Old lighthouse is located near a channel through which the Danube flows into the sea. This place is a good place to fish.
   
4. Lighthouse Museum and landing - construction of this lighthouse was established after the founding of the Danube Commission, the "public act of navigation on the Danube", issued on November 2, 1865 in Galati. Plans and construction of this objective has been achieved by British engineers Ch Hartley and M. Engelhardt who also participated and building plans achieve waterway and the permanent maintenance of the Sulina branch. Lighthouse construction is done in two stages and completed in 1870, is owned by the Danube Commission. Between 1856 and 1921, the Commission's headquarters is in Sulina - Palace CED Street, no. 202, before transferring to Orsova. After the abolition of the Commission, Lighthouse Assembly of Sulina is transferred to the Lower Danube River Administration of Galati, he entered the Heritage Museum "" Danube Delta in Tulcea. From here, is taken in 1991 by the Ministry of Culture. Today, the historic monument is managed by the National Office for Heritage Protection.
5. Former European Commission of the Danube Palace - building is "U", with ground and first floor was working point of European Commission of the Danube until 1921. Construction of the building, the most imposing of Sulina, was completed in 1868. After setting up the Directorate Maritime Danube (DDM), here it worked Captain Port of Sulina, House Treasury money DDM and some ancillary services D.D.M. The building was damaged by bombing in World War I and later rebuilt. Between 1941 and 1944, German military command worked here. During the Second World War, the building was burned, leaving only the brick walls. The building has suffered over time, significant internal repartitioning. Architecture building, which has a university scale, is included in neoclassical style, with a symmetrical composition and space plans. The building is located on the first street next to the harbor where passenger ships dock. Now in this building is the Sulina headquarters of the Lower Danube River Administration.
6. Water Tower - The exact date of construction of the target is unknown, but he is in very good condition today. Elders say that during the Second World War, the German army tried to throw the whole edifice in the air, but they failed, only the roof was destroyed.
7. Beach - The main attraction is the beach of Sulina on the Black Sea. Situated about 2km from Sulina, you can walk in 20-30 minutes, or minibus on a road that looks like a country road. The beach of Sulina, unlike other beaches in Romania has sand (not as in Mamaia or Costinesti), and in terms we can say that the sea water of 30 to 30 meters are only good sandbanks for children, avoiding is the risk that children go to greater depth if not surpass the first shoal (parents being able and more easily monitor). Sulina beach is an area of ​​ecological importance, develop swelling of the sand here, a plant on the Red List of protected species.
8. Letea Forest - is the only place in Europe where vines grow. With lianas, 700 years old oak and sand dunes, Letea is the northernmost subtropical forest in the world. It is the oldest nature reserve declared Romania, and functioned as such in 1938.
   Letea Forest begins in the northern village of Swan. Reserve covers about 3200 hectares. It consists of several areas - such as Great hasmace, Tarla Kings, lame, Buckthorn and others - which takes place as several bands of 10 km long and 250 meters wide. The main feature of the landscape is given the strange way in which trees of this forest saau developed. The trunks are bent and twisted. It is a sight worth seeing along the beach and the Danube Delta.
   
9. Danube Delta (3446 km ²), located mostly in Dobrogea, Romania, and partly in Ukraine, is the largest and best preserved of European deltas. Surrounding Sulina Delta can be seen by renting a boat.
   

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     Address: 154 Str.4 Sulina / Tulcea