The Danube Delta Museum is a great starting point to learn about the Delta's biosphere reserve. Here you can find valuable information about the history, ecology, and traditions of the region.
The Letea Forest Reserve is a unique attraction of the Delta. The forest has been left untouched for hundreds of years and is home to rare species of plants and animals. Take a guided tour to explore the reserve's hidden gems.
A boat tour is the best way to explore the Delta and its wildlife. Various tours which vary in duration and price are offered along the way.
The Enisala Fortress is a historical monument, dated back as early as 100BC. Have a glance at their excavations and exhibits which illustrate the fortress's history and learn about the various empires that controlled it over the centuries.
Most visitors arrive in Delta Dunari by car. The recommended way to get around the region is by car or bus. Taxis are also available but make sure to agree on a fare before starting the trip. None of the attractions in the itinerary are within walking distance, so renting a car is recommended. The cost of renting a car is about $25-$30 per day.
If you have extra time, you could visit the Letea Village to experience the locals' way of living inside the reserve. Here you can taste traditional seafood dishes or go on a guided trip to find the "Letea Ice Cave." If you have less time, you can skip the boat ride and visit the village before going to Enisala Fortress.
The closest airport to Delta Dunari is Tulcea Danube Delta Airport (TCE). The airport is located 35 km from the city center and is served by charter flights from Bucharest. You can also arrive at Bucharest Henri Coanda International Airport (OTP), which is approximately 300 km from the city and then rent a car or take a bus.