Taking a walk at the Tomis Harbor ⚓️

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Hope you have a sunny and beautiful weekend! 😊

A few weeks ago I've written a loooong post about how I and my boyfriend spent 16 hours on a train ride to reach a city where we were going to spend our very first vacation in two. In case you missed the post, you can check it out HERE.

Anyway, back then, we had to switch quite a few trains and even wait for a couple of hours in a place or another before the next ride was coming by, so we decided to take the best out of our time spent in Constanta which is amongst the most famous cities from Romania being the closest to the Black Sea.

Even though I've visited this place quite a few times before, it was the first time my boyfriend was seeing it so we had a walk in town exploring all kinds of spots loved by tourists, one of them being The Tomis Harbor.

The port starts quite innocently from the same place where the restaurants and terraces are always full of tourists, and continues with boats of all kinds from the most common ones used by the fisherman or to move from one place to another pretty fast on the way of the water, to the mini yachts and cruise ships which are not so affordable by everyone.

Luckily, when we had our visit there was also some kind of event held in town which brought more boats to the harbor than what you can usually see, so I was really happy seeing so many different boats in a single place, even though I don't have too much knowledge about them, lol.

Either way, some of the boats also offer rides to the tourists so if you are more of an adrenaline lover or want to feel the waves closer than staring at them from the shore, then you can definitely enjoy lots of activities in the port.

Don't know how many of you are aware that water represents my biggest fear, but for some reason, I've always found very relaxing the boat rides, and I do consider that it's an activity that everyone should experience once in a while no matter if we are talking about frame boats, cruise ships or any other kind of boats.

Also, The Tomis Harbor dates since 1958 and it occupies the place where a Dolphin Bay used to exist a while ago, so you shouldn't be surprised to notice dolphins in the distance from time to time. 💚

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More articles from the same adventure:

• Tales of a 16 hours long train ride
• Tomis Harbor
• Mila 23
• Letea Forest and its wild horses
• Sulina and its leftovers
• Sulina Beach
• Tulcea and Ciuperca Beach
• Hotel Delta 4*
• Danube Delta Museum and Aquarium
• Medigidia - the city of cats

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