Dobrogea and Danube Delta tour from Bucharest – 4 days

Yes, the Danube Delta is worth a visit and you shouldn’t miss it, especially if you love nature and wildlife.

The Danube delta is the only delta in the world declared entirely a Biosphere Reserve, being included in the UNESCO Universal Cultural and Natural Heritage List.

Sulina, the only city inside the delta, is located at the lowest altitude in Romania and is also the sunniest territory of our country.

The Danube Delta is a museum of biodiversity, where you can see trees and plants, molluscs, reptiles, mammals and lots of birds, many of which have been declared unique species and monuments of nature.

No, there are no crocodiles here, but there are other reptiles. One of them is the bad snake, known to be the longest snake in Europe, reaching up to 2 meters and it is a protected species throughout our continent.

The most popular activity here is a Danube Delta boat tour that will show you the main attractions of the area: the canals, the secluded beaches, the water villages and the wildlife. If you want to spend more days here, we can include in your itinerary one or 2 nights in a Danube delta resort.

The Danube Delta tourism has not yet affected the area, because there are several places where tourists do not have access. More than 50% of the biosphere reserve is intact, but motor speed boats affect its fauna and flora. That is it is better to explore it by normal boat.

If you land in Bucharest, the best way to travel from Bucharest to Danube Delta is by car. You can stop in Tulcea and try one of the Danube delta tours from Tulcea to explore the canals and get closer to the sea. And this is the most popular option.

Or you can go by car to the villages located next to Sfantu Gheorghe, one of the three branches of the Danube, Mahmudia, Murighiol or Dunavat. From here you can take boat trips on the Danube.