Sulina marinas
Sulina is a small port town at the mouth of the Danube, combining riverfront quays and old lighthouses with a sandy seashore and the nature of the delta.
Sulina
Sulina feels very different from the resorts further south: the town faces the river, with passing ships in view from its quays. Old buildings and lighthouses recall the time when the European Commission of the Danube worked here and sailors arrived from many countries.
Beyond town lies a sandy sea beach, while channels, reed beds and birdlife fill the surrounding delta. Exploring its inner waterways usually involves a separate trip in a local boat. Sulina’s appeal lies in this combination of a small river town, maritime history and nearby nature.
- Type
- Settlement
- Waters
- Black Sea and the Sulina branch of the Danube
Why it is interesting
- River town with an international maritime past
- Historic lighthouses
- Sea beach and delta nature