Cruise from Tulcea

The city of Tulcea is located in the north-east of the province of Dobrogea, in the east of Romania, near the Black Sea, in Eastern Europe. It first appeared in official documents in the 16th century, when its territory was already under Ottoman rule. But only in 1878, at the end of the Russo-Turkish conflict, will it be donated to Romania. The geographical position, the history, and the economy of the country have attracted many foreign populations so that Tulcea has become a cosmopolitan city. From a tourist point of view, it is considered the gateway to the Delta. Most of the routes are made in this city, where it is subsequently divided into three main branches of the Danube Delta: the Chilia branch (north), in the Sf Gheorghe (south) and the Sulina branch (in the center). This activity allows us to provide transport services for tourists, but much remains to be done. Tulcea, however, is not just a gateway to the Delta, the place also has its tourist attractions, its main sites are the Ecotourism Museum, the Ethnographic Museum of Popular Art, and the ancient city of Aegyssus.