Natural rezervation access point

The entrance leads to a protected area containing sand dunes, forests, and wetlands where numerous plant and animal species thrive in their natural habitat.

Established in 1938, the Letea Forest became Romania's first nature reserve, protecting ancient oak trees and supporting a population of wild horses.

Local guides share traditional ecological knowledge passed through generations about the relationship between the Danube Delta communities and their environment.

Visitors need official permits from the Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve Authority to access the protected areas through this entrance point.

The access point leads to a habitat where maritime dunes meet forest ecosystems, creating conditions for rare plant species and wild horses.

Location: Letea

Address: Letea 827017, Romania 827017 Letea 827017 Letea

GPS coordinates: 45.30008,29.50926

Latest update: March 27, 2025 21:12