Located between the Black Sea and Lake Golovita, in the Danube Delta, this small fishing village has developed into a resort that attracts those who want to discover a superb virgin coastal area in our country.
If you are looking for a place to stop on the way to Gura Portiței, you can visit the village of Enisala. Here you will find the Museum of Traditional Art, which represents a synthesis of the traditional architecture of northern Dobrogea from the beginning of the 20th century and is the first ethnographic museum in Tulcea county.
What you can see near Gura Portiței
Only 39 kilometers away from the Enisala Citadel is the Bujorului Forest Reserve, located on the southern slope of the Bujorului Hill in the Babadag Plateau, near the Ciucurova commune. In this reserve, you will find a lot of peonies, so you will have the impression that you are on a huge, fragrant and sophisticated carpet of red color.
One of the reasons why Gura Portiței remains one of the few virgin areas on the Romanian coast is the fact that you cannot get here by car. The place, which was a simple fishing village in the past, is now known as a favorite tourist destination. Far from the crowd of Vama Veche, Gura Portiței is a paradise for those who love the wild and beautiful coastline.
Gura Portiței, located 50 km from Tulcea, is a relatively accessible destination for Delta lovers, but may be more difficult to reach for tourists visiting this area of the country for the first time. Access to Gura Portiței can be done either by boat or by land.
How to get to your dream place on the Black Sea
To reach Gura Portiței by boat, you must first reach Jurilovca, on the Constanța-Tulcea road, which is in excellent condition. If you come from Bucharest, you can reduce the distance on the road to Medgidia from the A2 highway and follow the sign for Cuza-Vodă.
Go to Mihail Kogălniceanu then turn left after the airport on the road to Sibioara. The boat to Gura Portiței departs 3 times a day, at 9 am, 2 pm and 6 pm, and the trip takes about an hour and a half, with a fee of 30 lei per person.
On the other side, land can be reached by car, only up to a point. To get to Gura Portiței, you have to start from Constanta towards Vadu. In Vadu, a short stop to ask locals for directions is recommended as there are no signs. The road to Gura Portiței is made by turning left at one of the intersections. This approximately 20 km road can be driven by any type of car to Canal 2 and is well maintained with very little traffic.
From the mouth of the bridge at Canalul 2, it is only possible to advance with 4×4 cars for the rest of the several kilometers to Periboina. From Periboina, you can only walk to Gura Portiței, as there is no possibility to drive to the destinationappropriate blog.travelminit.ro.
2023-05-08 17:57:29
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