Danube Delta Tours March/April (1 Viewer)

[2520years]

Hi everyone

I’ve booked a holiday near Tulcea for March 30th to April 3rd. What I didn’t realise is that the boat tours don’t get started until May. |8.|

Does anyone know if it’s possible to go on a boat tour round the delta in the spring, at a reasonable price?

Thanks for any help :t:

Andy

 

[2520years]

SAFCA Delta Tours have said they have private tours earlier in the year. I can ring them to see if there are any spaces.

I'm still a bit worried I'll be left high and dry, so I'll keep looking for something more solid.
:egghead:

 

[opisska]

Depending on your level of adventureness you may try just talking to some locals with a boat. A caveat is that not many speak English, but we for example once got kinda stuck in a random village of the delta and managed to charter a boat out in no time. There are also regular public passenger ships in the main channels and you can try to take those and turn up in some village and see.

 

[2520years]

Depending on your level of adventureness you may try just talking to some locals with a boat. A caveat is that not many speak English, but we for example once got kinda stuck in a random village of the delta and managed to charter a boat out in no time. There are also regular public passenger ships in the main channels and you can try to take those and turn up in some village and see.

Thanks opisska! :t:

So, are there regular ferries to Mila 23 for example?

I like to explore, so 'turning up and seeing' sounds like the best option. I prefer being on a boat with a group though, so I'll look out for one of those.

 

[dalat]

We were in April 2 yrs ago and took a regular passenger boat to Sulina (should also stop in Mila 23 or a few other places on the way). Birding around Sulina was already not bad (lots of waders in the flooded Meadows behind the village). We stayed in a simple pension and he guy had a boat and made day trips with us. Was great!

 

[2520years]

We were in April 2 yrs ago and took a regular passenger boat to Sulina (should also stop in Mila 23 or a few other places on the way). Birding around Sulina was already not bad (lots of waders in the flooded Meadows behind the village). We stayed in a simple pension and he guy had a boat and made day trips with us. Was great!

Thanks, it sounds like a boat to Sulina is a good option. That might be really useful to know. Cheers! B