Fântânele wind farm - Techirghiol: Nature (3 days)
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By boat, 3 days, through nature and landscapes of Razim Lagoon, about 214 km: from the Fântânele wind farm to Techirghiol, 16 stops. Turbines on the hill. Steppe lake. Romania's largest salt lake, known for its sapropelic mud.
How to do the route
Plan 3 days with overnight stays along the route. Combine boat travel with breaks at sites open to the public. Mud baths at Techirghiol: use the areas open to the public or those with medical approval; follow the resort rules.
Stops on the route
- Parcul eolian Fântânele - Turbines on the hill.
- Fântânele - Village at the edge of the steppe, road to the wind farm.
- Cogealac - Wind turbines on the horizon, against a backdrop of steppe.
- Histria - The fortress on the shores of Lake Sinoe.
- Malul lacului Sinoe - View towards the lagoon, where ancient ships once docked.
- Jurilovca - ponton - Kayak launch from the lagoon shore.
- Cheile Dobrogei - Limestone reefs from 140 million years ago, among the oldest landforms in the country.
- Lacul Tașaul - Steppe lake.
- Năvodari - Beach and Tașaul.
- Promenada centrală - Classic resort.
- Mamaia - Classic resort, with Lake Siutghiol to the left.
- Malul Siutghiol - Lake Mamaia.
- Valu lui Traian - Coastal village.
- Edificiul Roman cu Mozaic - Harbour mosaic.
- Eforie Nord - Resort between the sea and Lake Techirghiol, with mud baths since 1894.
- Techirghiol - Romania's largest salt lake, renowned for its sapropelic mud.