DAY 1
-Early morning wake up call
-Departure from Murighiol/Uzlina downstream along the St. George arm, to Dunavat Channel and further to the shadowed Cocos Channel and calmer Mustaca Channel
-Lunch on the route
-Accommodation in Uzlina at our Guest House Dumbrava
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Itinerary 2:
Murighiol dock– Dunăvăţ Channel – CocoÅŸ Channel –Mustaca Channel –Dranov Channel – Murighiol(optional we can continue through Channel Lipoveni toward Lake Razim and Gura Portitei)-Uzlina-Murighiol dock
Murighiol- its name comes from Turkish : Lake Murighiol translates as "violet lake" . As far as the locals say , this name would come from the color that the lake has, at times . Experts say the salty waters , cloruro - sulphate type are characterized by a great diversity of zooplakton and phytoplankton .
Beside that, Murighiol is a traditional fishing village, home to the ruined Roman city of Halmyris-one of the most important ancient sites in Romania.
A network of small channels, ponds, smaller marshes and ever-changing floating islets made of reeds (called "plaur" ), a paradise for the large flocks of birds.
Cocos Channel
... We stop our engines and glide on the crystal water, in silence .
Dranov Channel is one of the oldest channels of the Danube Delta and together with Dunavat and Mustaca channels supplies Lake Razim with fresh water.
DAY 2 (OPTIONAL)
- Lake Razim area toward the beautiful Gura Portitei
-Lunch at Gura Portitei
-Return to Uzlina
Razim-Sinoe Lagoon- view from Enisala Fortress
Razim area (Razim-Sinoe lagoon) -the largest lagoon in Romania, is where the sweet water of the Danube and the salt water of the Black Sea meet. Most of the lagoon was originally occupied by the sea and has became isolated from it by sand bars and dunes resulting from the deposition of sediments .
Razim Lake wild beach
Enisala (Heracleea) Medieval Fortress
A nice trip in time with stunning views over the the Lake
And we reach by boat Gura Portitei- a pristine beach, where land and sea creates a fairy tale of "Sun , water , soul " .
You have the sea in front and the Danube's Delta in the back.
A peninsula from which the Danube Delta joins the Black Sea. This one is extremely calm and peaceful, full of wild nature, and without noisy music on the beach.All you’ll get is every Saturday a folklore evening of traditional "lipovean"songs and dances with a dazzling bonfire and firework display.
As a bonus -a spectacular sunset
