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Sulina lies 85 miles away from the city of Constanta.

Relax by the coast, go for a stroll and dip your feet in the water at Sulina Beach, 1 mile southeast of Sulina.

To appreciate all that the region can offer, be sure to visit Petru si Pavel Cathedral.

Sfantu Gheorghe is approximately 18 miles to the south. Make the trip there to check out St. George Beach and Church of St. George.

Nufăru is 35 miles to the west of Sulina. This regional center is where you'll find Tulcea Museum of History and Archaeology, Independence Monument and Folk Art & Ethnographic Museum. Central Eco-Tourism Museum of the Danube Delta and St. Nicolae Cathedral are also definitely worth calling on.

Romanian Black Sea Coast offers some healthy ways to get out into its alluring landscapes. Active types should try their hand at mountain climbing and hiking.

The Romanian Black Sea Coast region provides tourists with a number of relaxing outdoor pastimes, such as shore fishing and picnicking.

If you'd like to develop your regional knowledge, there are a variety of intriguing tours you can join in on, such as guided nature walks, wildlife spotting tours, city walking tours and winery tours.

After paragliding through the sky in Romanian Black Sea Coast, who can predict what other white-knuckle activities you'll try?

Whenever the weather is fine, hop in the car and dive into some swimming or snorkeling, both popular pastimes in Romanian Black Sea Coast.

Rain clouds rolling in? Don't worry. Romanian Black Sea Coast is home to plenty of history museums.

Visitors should make sure to head out into the fresh air at some of the region's farms and lighthouses.

Take in the ambience as you learn about past events at the historic sites of Romanian Black Sea Coast. You won't regret taking the trip out to its old towns.

Learn about the region's spiritual side by paying your respects at its numerous churches, mosques and monasteries.

Stimulate your senses in the region's restaurants and bars.

Look out for lamb and fish, two popular regional ingredients.

Don't end your stay prior to sampling saramura (carp with polenta and garlic) and ciorbă ţărănească (vegetable soup).

No dining experience can end until you've had a sugary delight. Clătite cu brânză (filled crepes) is bound to do the job.

There's nothing like a few beers with friends to finish off a satisfying day. Stejar is what many of the locals choose.

Ceai (black tea) is a beloved alcohol-free beverage that one can enjoy no matter the time.

One of the most consumed spirits around these parts is afinată (blueberry liqueur).

Do you feel as though something's lacking when your food arrives unaccompanied by a bottle of local wine? Tămâioasă Romanească and Grasă de Cotnari are just a couple of fine drops that will do the trick.

The only sad thing about taking a vacation is that it eventually must end. While it might be hard saying "La revedere" to Sulina, keep in mind that you can always come back!

If you'd like to find the nearest airport, it's approximately 100 miles to the northeast.