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Romania can be visited the entire year. But, in Romania, like in the most Central - Eastern european countries, the touristic season begins in may and ends in late september.

The months of july and august concentrate the peek of demands, as the flux of romanian and foreign tourists increases.

Each season has its beauty.

The spring which in the southern regions of the country can be felt from the last days of february, is the season when the entire nature is born once again. The fields works start again as the migrating birds return on our lands from the hotter countries, especially from the Nile Delta where they stay through the winter.

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Placed in the northern region of the Romanian seacoast, at 122 km from Constanta, The Danube Delta is a huge land covered with reeds, small floating islands, water lilies, amphibian and carnivore plants, poplars and wipping willows forests. The Delta is the richest European park in fauna, with more than 300 species of birds, 110 species of fish of great economical value - carp, sheat-fish, pike pearch, as well sturgeons.

The flora of the Danube Delta is unique in Europe. From May to October, the tourists can use the floating dockbeds, motor boats and fishing boats.

The youngest European land, with an area growing each year with 40 cm. The richest ornithological fauna, with more than 300 species of birds. More than 240000 ha lands covered by reeds. The largest lake in Romania, Razim, with a surface of 42000 ha.

Romania's most extended sand dunes, 20000 ha. Romania's richest entomological fauna (species of insects), with species unique in the Letea swamp.