Constanța

Romania's Black Sea coast, home to a concentration of summer beach resorts as well as ancient Greek and Roman ruins.

Constanța County lies in the Dobruja region of southeastern Romania, on the Black Sea to the east, and contains nearly all of Romania's seaside resorts. The county seat, Constanța, stands on the site of the ancient city of Tomis, with a seafront casino building and an archaeology museum. To the north, Mamaia is a popular beach, while the south has Costinești, Mangalia and bohemian Vama Veche. The ruins of the ancient city of Histria and the Murfatlar wine region are also worth a visit. The best season is June to September. The gateway is Mihail Kogălniceanu International Airport, and Bucharest has direct motorway and rail links.

Destinations

• Constanța
• Vama Veche & Mangalia
• Danube Delta

Itineraries

• Black Sea Coast & Dobrogea – Take a summer road trip along the Black Sea coast, driving south from ancient Greek ruins and historic old towns to the…
• Danube Delta Waterways – Venture deep into the Danube Delta from Bucharest, staying in the fishing villages of Mila 23 and Sulina, and taking bo…