Plaja Agigea

Plaja Agigea is a serene beach located in the town of Agigea, on the Black Sea coast of Romania. Its natural attributes include a semi-wild setting, offering a unique tranquillity and charm. The beach is situated in a small bay and has evolved from a wild beach into a more developed area, home to several restaurants and two cherhanas (traditional Romanian fisherman's taverns). The restaurants at Plaja Agigea offer visitors a peaceful dining experience with a view of the sea and also provide wooden sun loungers for relaxation. Despite these amenities, swimming is currently not permitted at the beach, allowing visitors to enjoy the landscape primarily through photographs. Plaja Agigea is currently undergoing an extension, with an additional area of 6,200 square meters due to be completed by the summer of 2023. This project, funded by the European Union, is expected to significantly enhance the tourism potential of Agigea. It includes the construction of a promenade and a breakwater towards the town of Eforie. Visitors driving to Plaja Agigea can take advantage of free parking, accessible via convenient stairs. Despite its natural beauty and amenities, the beach is described as quiet, suggesting that it is not typically crowded. However, the beach has been criticized for its cleanliness, particularly the presence of algae.