Hotels on the Romanian seaside: the Black Sea coast
The Romanian seaside runs from Corbu and Năvodari in the north down to Vama Veche, close to the Bulgarian border. In between are resorts with their own character: Mamaia with its nightlife and terraces, Costinești for the young, the calm Neptun–Olimp–Jupiter–Venus–Saturn chain, and Vama Veche with its bohemian air.
Pick a resort from the list or open its page, where you find a short introduction and the hotel search already set to that place.
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Romanian seaside resorts
- MamaiaMamaia is the best-known resort on the Romanian Black Sea coast: a long strip of sand between the sea and Lake Siutghiol, right next to Constanța.Read more
- North Mamaia–NăvodariNorth Mamaia is the northern end of the resort, towards Năvodari, with newer hotels and complexes set between the sea and the lake.Read more
- NăvodariNăvodari is a town on the northern coast, between the Black Sea and Lake Tașaul, right next to Mamaia.Read more
- CorbuCorbu is a stretch of coast north of Năvodari, with long beaches and far less building than in the resorts to the south.Read more
- ConstanțaConstanța is the largest city on the coast and a historic port.Read more
- Eforie NordEforie Nord is a long-established resort south of Constanța, set on a high bank with a promenade, beaches and hotels built over the decades.Read more
- Eforie SudEforie Sud is the southern part of the town of Eforie, a short way from Eforie Nord, with a beach, a promenade area and smaller hotels.Read more
- TuzlaTuzla is a coastal village between Eforie Sud and Costinești, with a beach and accommodation in guesthouses and small hotels.Read more
- CostineștiCostinești is the resort of the young: a long beach, beach bars, festivals and parties, plus simpler accommodation suited to smaller budgets.Read more
- OlimpOlimp is a small resort south of Costinești and right next to Neptun, with a narrow but clean beach, complex-style hotels and a calm atmosphere.Read more
- NeptunNeptun is known for its park, Lake Neptun and the Comorova forest next to it.Read more
- JupiterJupiter is one of the resorts in the southern chain Neptun–Jupiter–Cap Aurora–Venus–Saturn, with larger hotels beside the beach and green space behind them.Read more
- Cap AuroraCap Aurora is a small resort between Jupiter and Venus, with only a few hotels and a less crowded beach.Read more
- VenusVenus is a resort with large hotels by the sea and a short promenade, between Cap Aurora and Saturn.Read more
- SaturnSaturn is the southernmost resort in the Neptun–Saturn chain, close to Mangalia.Read more
- MangaliaMangalia is a port town in the south of the coast, built on the site of the ancient Greek city of Callatis.Read more
- 2 Mai2 Mai is a small coastal village between Mangalia and Vama Veche, known for its relaxed atmosphere and a wide, less crowded beach.Read more
- Vama VecheVama Veche is the southernmost village on the coast, next to the Bulgarian border, known for its bohemian atmosphere, beach concerts and simple accommodation.Read more
Frequently asked questions
- When is the season on the Romanian seaside?
- The beach season is summer. Many places open at the start of the season and close towards autumn, while others stay open all year. You see availability in the search, on your dates.
- Which resort suits families?
- It depends on what you want: Mamaia has plenty of facilities, Costinești is for the young, the Neptun–Saturn resorts are usually calmer, and Vama Veche has a free-spirited vibe. Read each resort’s page.
- How do I see the price?
- The results show the total price for the whole stay, in euro, with the meals and cancellation terms of each offer.
- Can I search with children?
- Yes. In the form you add the children and their ages, and the offers are shown for the party you chose.