Sulina

Sulina sits at the easternmost point of Romania, where the Danube River meets the Black Sea, at an elevation of four meters above sea level.

The settlement transformed from a Byzantine cove into a Genoese port during the 14th century, later receiving Ottoman control with the construction of a strategic lighthouse.

The town maintains traditions from Romanian, Greek, and Lipovan communities, reflected in the local maritime customs, religious practices, and regional cooking methods.

Transportation to Sulina requires boat travel, with regular services departing from Tulcea taking approximately one hour and twenty minutes to reach the destination.

The surrounding Danube Delta contains over 300 bird species and 45 freshwater fish species, making it a center for ecological research and nature observation.

Location: Tulcea County

Capital city: Sulina

Elevation above the sea: 4 m

Address: Str. I, nr. 180, Sulina, TUlcea, 825400 825400 Sulina

Phone: +40240543001

Email: sulina_prim@yahoo.com

Website: https://primaria-sulina.ro

GPS coordinates: 45.15944,29.65278

Latest update: July 24, 2025 13:06