Where the Danube ends, after nearly three thousand kilometres, and spreads into channels, lakes and reed beds before reaching the Black Sea. There are villages here you can only reach by boat, and people who have never needed a car.
The Delta is not seen from a road. We go out with local boatmen on small boats, into channels narrow enough that the reeds touch both sides. The pace is slow on purpose — this is the one place in Romania where hurrying gains you nothing.
The Delta is a stop on the migration route between Europe and Africa, and one of the largest protected wetlands on the continent. Spring and early autumn are when there is most to see. Bring binoculars; we do not pretend to be a specialist birding company, but our boatmen know where the colonies are.
Fishing villages of Romanian, Lipovan and Ukrainian families, most reachable only by water. Lunch is whatever came out of the water that morning, cooked the way it has always been cooked.
Nothing here is a fixed package. Tell us how many days you have and what you want to see, and we will put a route together. Ask for a quote.