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Romania is fortunate to be one of the few European countries generously blessed by nature. Here different forms of relief harmonize to perfection, to make up a whole of great beauty. The Danube springs to life in Germany, washes several countries of the old continent and ends its journey on Romanian territory where, before flowing into the Black Sea, it forms a picturesque delta. Here along its three branches - Chilia, Sulina and Sfintul Gheorghe - the Danube displays a geographical realm that has always fascinated by its strange beauty. The restaurant and villas where you will find these apartments, lies on the Isle of Maliuc, in the Cranjala Channel (at Mile 24 on the Sulina branch). Here you can fish, hike or go boating, bathing and swimming, or you can just bask in the sun. You can also enjoy a picnic in the magnificent area which covers 4 hectares and is made up of four channels and three isles. There are a lot of possibilities for boat trips in the area. The owner or personnel will be happy to provide you with all kinds of information regarding these trips. The Isle of Maliuc can be reached only by boat.
You can travel overland until the city of Tulcea and from there you must take a boat or ship to the Isle of Maliuc which is 15 miles from the city. The nearest airport- Mihail Kogalniceanu -is 13 km from Tulcea. There are regular flights from Bucharest (the capital of Romania) to Tulcea twice a week. The nearest international airport is in Constanta 100 km from Tulcea.
Modern-day tourists who seek to avoid noisy and crowded metropolises, try to ferret out refreshing corners of the world where their holidays can be enjoyed in the midst of nature. The delta of the Danube is one of the few places that meet the requirements of these travelers. Unique landscapes can be admired: long picturesque stretches shaded by luxuriant plants; water lilies and endless areas of reed; willow, poplar and alder groves; flocks of swans, pelicans, wild ducks and geese; and creepers and venerable oaks that make these places look like a real jungle.
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