easy
2 days
Suitable for travelers in average physical condition; mostly seated transport and light walking.
TravelMaker offers a focused 2-day tour from Bucharest to Romania’s Black Sea Coast and the expansive Danube Delta. Discover ancient Constanta and navigate Europe’s richest river delta on a scenic boat ride.
7+ y.o. • 2 days • Pick-up & Drop-off at your address
Embark on a captivating 2-day journey along Romania's Black Sea Coast and the UNESCO-listed Danube Delta. Explore the ancient city of Constanta, rich in Greek and Roman history, and enjoy a scenic boat ride through Europe’s largest river delta, teeming with diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes.
2 days
On the Black Sea Coast, old ruins are whispering long gone stories about ancient Greek and Roman colonists who populated more then 2 000 years ago the West shore of the Black Sea. In Constanta you will travel back time and find out more about these colonists.
Let’s not forget about Danube Delta, the second largest river delta in Europe, after Volga and the best preserved on the continent. It represents a natural treasure included on the UNESCO World Heritage list, with unique landscape, fauna and flora. All these in just 2 days!
The Black Sea & Danube Delta Tour starts with a pick up from your hotel at 08:00 am and drive to Constanta, the oldest city on the Romanian territory (657 BC). In the area, a Greek colony was founded called Tomis. Later on, the Greek settlements have been conquered by the Romans and renamed Constantiana, after the sister of the Roman Emperor Constantin the Great. Nowadays Constanta became the largest harbor at the Black Sea and the fourth largest commercial harbor in Europe. In the Old Town you will visit: The Museum of History & Archeology, The Roman Edifice with mosaic (the largest mosaic from the Roman Empire), the statue representing Publius Ovidius Naso, The Muslim Mosque built by the first king of Romania, Carol Ist as a homage to the local Muslim community (going up in the Minaret Tower you can have a splendid panoramic view of the whole city of Constanta), The Orthodox Cathedral dedicated to Saints Peter and Paul (monument of Byzantine architectural style), The Aquarium Constanta, the first public aquarium in Romania, and the Genoese lighthouse first built in the 13th century, and rebuilt in the present shape in 1858-1860. Lunch in Constanta followed by a drive to Tulcea. This city is known as “The gate of the Danube Delta”. Being located on the site of seven hills, the Greek ancient name was Aegyssus, dating from the 8th century B.C. and later conquered by the Roman Empire. After a walk on the promenade of the harbor, you will have dinner & accommodation.
Breakfast in the morning at the hotel.
Today, you will go deeper into Danube Delta during a tour by boat, the main attraction of the day. Danube Delta is unique in Europe. It’s the largest delta of a river in Europe. Here there are 327 species of birds, 133 species of fish and typical vegetation of wetlands. Thanks to all these natural riches, The Danube Delta was classified as part of UNESCO world heritage in 1991. During the tour boat, you will see one of the most beautiful places in Europe, including outstanding and typical landscapes (water lands) and many birds as pelicans, cormorants, egrets, herons, swans, etc.
After the boat tour, you will enjoy lunch, and then prepare to leave the natural lands of Danube Delta and head back to Bucharest. Drop off at your hotel and end of the tour.
Tulcea’s hotels can fill up quickly during peak seasons; reserve early to secure preferred lodging.
The Danube Delta is a birdwatcher’s paradise—binoculars enhance your chances of seeing rare species.
Coastal and river climates can shift; layering clothing helps stay comfortable through changing conditions.
Wear anti-slip shoes and bring sunscreen as much of the delta tour happens on open water under the sun.
Constanta was founded as Tomis in 657 BC by Greek colonists and later renamed in honor of Emperor Constantine’s sister.
The Danube Delta is one of Europe’s best-preserved wetlands, with ongoing efforts to balance tourism and habitat protection.
To fully appreciate the delta's birdlife and wildlife from the boat.
Allows flexibility as weather changes from coast to river delta.
all specific
Keeps you dry during occasional showers without weighing you down.
spring|fall specific
Essential for long hours under the open sky on the boat and in the sunlit harbor.
summer specific