Location: Sulina
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What to do and see in Sulina, Southeast Romania: The Best Things to do
Sulina (Romanian pronunciation: [suˈlina]) is a town and free port in Tulcea County, Romania, at the mouth of the Sulina branch of the Danube. It is the easternmost point of Romania.
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1. Kayaking and Biking Sulina, Danube Delta
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5.0 based on 58 reviews
Discover the Danube Delta wilderness in slow motion, by paddeling in a kayaking trip. Wild beaches, unknown channels, reed jungle, a sunrise on the water, hundreds of water birds are some things you can see in a half, entirely, or even more days. We choose the trip which is properly with your endurance level and with your expectations. No experience needed.
2. Expozitia Sulina Veche
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5.0 based on 8 reviews
Come to this open-air exhibition and discover Sulina's secrets, stories from the times of the pirates, about shipwrecks in the most challenging place to navigate in the world, learn about elaborate constructions on water, find out about the spark that would ignite the future European Union, hear how it flourished and turned into a vibrant and cosmopolitan port whose official language was French.
Reviewed By Robert_Pato - Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Here you will meet the owner of the museum which is very passionate about the history of Sulina. Starting from his childhood at 15 years old riding his horse on the beach he was collecting ships part. Later he invested a lot of energy in collecting local objects and their stories (ships navigation systems, books, postcards, tools, pictures, local traditional clothes and many more). I highly recommend to visit the museum that impressed me a lot.
3. Sulina Beach
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4.0 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By SoloBoyTravelling - Belgrade, Serbia
Lovely beach. One part is arranged for classic beach activities, have sunbeds and umbrellas, nice beach bar with few fast food options around. Aside from that, wild part of the beach is much more interesting to explore. Wild horses can be found wandering there and it is a great spot for birdwatching in the morning and sunsets colours in the evening.
4. Alter Leuchtturm Sulina
5. Sulina Mixed Cemetery
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4.0 based on 8 reviews
A window into Sulina's multiethnic past, this cemetery includes graves of Romanian and Russian Orthodox, Greek, Turkish and Jewish inhabitants, all buried within close proximity of one another. A handful of British sailors, who died in the mid-19th century while mapping the delta, are also buried here. The cemetery also features a pirate's grave.
Reviewed By girlextreme - Romania, null
Very strong vibe , a lot of stories , magnificent funeral monuments Pls visit all cemeteries the multination cemeterie, musulman cemetery and jewish cemetery. Interesting to read the epitaphs .
6. Vatafu-Lunghulet Nature Reserve
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