Lake Siutghiol, Lake in Constanța County, Romania

Lake Siutghiol is a large body of water in Constanța County, Romania, near the Black Sea coast. It lies close to the town of Ovidiu and the resort of Mamaia, separated from the sea by a narrow strip of land.

The lake formed naturally over time, separated from the Black Sea by sand deposits. In the 20th century, it became a popular spot for nearby resorts and remains a landmark of the area.

The name Siutghiol comes from Turkish and means "milk lake," likely referring to the water's appearance. Local people often visit the shore for fishing or family outings, especially in summer.

You can reach the lake easily from Mamaia or Ovidiu, and the shore offers spots for walking and resting. The area is open to visitors, but facilities are limited, so bring what you need for a comfortable stay.

The lake is home to a small island called Ovidiu, which holds a monument to the Roman poet Ovid. Few visitors know that the island can be reached by boat and offers a different view of the lake.