Sulina
A small town at the mouth of the Sulina arm of the Danube, where the former European Commission of the Danube headquarters, a lighthouse and a Black Sea beach reflect a century of international port history.
Sulina is Romania’s easternmost town and has no road connection. It can only be reached from Tulcea by passenger ferry or speedboat, a trip of 1.5–4 hours. A riverside promenade takes you past the Danube Commission Palace, the Old Lighthouse Museum and a multi-ethnic cemetery. From there it is a 2 km walk or bike ride to the Black Sea beach. It is worth staying a night, and you can charter a boat to Letea Forest and the river mouth.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Sulina Old Lighthouse Museum
- Sulina Maritime Cemetery
- Sulina Beach
- Letea Forest
- Crișan
- Sfântu Gheorghe
- Caraorman Forest & Dunes
- Mila 23