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Town in Tulcea, Romania
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Sulina is a town in the Danube Delta in Romania, on the Black Sea. The easternmost point of the European Union, the city lies on the Danube river as well as on the Black sea coast. It is a small fisherman city and summer resort.
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Biserica Ortodoxă
Plaja Sulina
Muzeul Farul Sulinei
The owner doesn't speak any English but his son does. They also offer tours of the delta.
Small house refurbished as a hostel. Very basic, budget and mostly for young backpackers or nature lovers not looking for excessive luxury. There's a big yard for camping too. Offers a range of boat, kayak and bicycle tours as well as renting kayak/canoe options.
By rail
To reach Tulcea, it is very easy with the train or bus from Bucharest or Constanta. Check the trains timetable and price for as well as the bus timetable and price.
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Constanța · International · CND
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