The Romanian Black Sea coast (Marea Neagra) is only about 250 kilometers long, nevertheless, Romania offers beautiful resorts where you can spend beach vacations. The most popular seaside resort is Mamaia, the southernmost is Vama Veche and in between are numerous other smaller and larger resorts. Numerous sports and leisure activities such as water sports windsurfing, jet skiing, water skiing and diving are also part of the offer of Romanian beach resorts. The restaurants and bars on the beach also offer something for almost every taste.

Black Sea Resorts

Beach Cities

Black Sea Resorts

However, the swimming season in Romania is not year-round. It starts on May 1 and ends in mid to late September, depending on the temperature. By the way, the summer months in Romania can be very hot and reach temperatures around 30 °C, so a swim in the Black Sea is a welcome cooling. If you prefer a cool beer, you can get it in the numerous restaurants or beach bars in the seaside resorts. The long sandy beaches invite for walks and of course for sunbathing. And the sunrise at the Black Sea was just gorgeous.

Photos of Black Sea Resorts

Black Sea Resorts

Constanta

The largest city on the Black Sea is Constanta (Konstanza), with a wide sandy beach but also numerous sights within the city.

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Mamaia

Mamaia is the oldest seaside resort on the Romanian Black Sea coast and is located in close proximity to the port city of Constanta. The famous seaside resort is also located on a promontory between the Black Sea and the freshwater Lake Siutghiol.

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Costinesti

Costinesti is also a popular seaside resort on the Romanian Riviera, located in a bay and also offering a wide sandy beach. In front of the bay lies the shipwreck Evangelia, a landmark of the town. Costinesti is especially popular with younger people.

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Vama Veche

Also popular as a party beach resort is Vama Veche. Here, one beach bar is lined up next to the other, but there is still plenty of space to relax on the beach during the day. The big music festival every year attracts thousands to Vama Veche. I must say, the place is different from other beach resorts.

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Tulcea

Tulcea is located in the northeast of Romania on the Danube River and not directly on the Black Sea. I mention the city nevertheless, because it is the starting point for tours to the beautiful and unique Danube Delta. Very popular are among others tours from Tulcea via Crisan to Sulina.

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Corbu Beach

I would also like to mention one of the last undeveloped beaches in Romania, Plaja Corbu. A paradise, with a kilometer long sandy beach.

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Cap Aurora

Cap Aurora is not a seaside resort in the real sense, but rather a vacation resort on the Romanian Black Sea coast and is located between Jupiter and Venus.

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Black Sea Coast

Schwarzes Meer

The Romanian Black Sea coast has numerous seaside resorts, but also unspoiled beaches and rocky coastal sections or the beautiful Danube delta. The old fishing village of Sulina, which can only be reached by boat from Tulcea, is also worth a visit, even if it is a bit sleepy.

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Black Sea Resorts

Discover Mamaia

Mamaia is the oldest seaside resort on the Romanian Black Sea coast and is located in close proximity to the port city of Constanta. The famous seaside resort is also located on a headland between the Black Sea and the freshwater lake Siutghiol. Unique in Mamaia,...

Discover Mangalia

Mangalia is a port and seaside resort on the Black Sea, only a few kilometers from the Bulgarian border. Here you can go sightseeing or have a beach vacation. The promenade of the town is also a beach promenade, where you can find stores, restaurants and hotels, as...

Sulina

Sulina is a former fishing village in the beautiful Danube Delta, which can be reached only by boat via one of the estuaries of the Danube. From Tulcea it is about 4 hours by boat. The village was rich in the past through trade, which can still be seen today in...

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