Plaja Tuzla

Plaja Tuzla is a beach located in Tuzla, a small town in Romania with around 7,000 residents. The town is situated between Constanța and Mangalia, and is around 2 kilometers away from Eforie Sud and 9 kilometers away from Costinești. The beach is situated along the Black Sea and is less than 5 kilometers from the main road connecting Constanța and Mangalia. Despite being a bit secluded, Plaja Tuzla has gained popularity in recent years and is known as the last wild beach of Romania.

Plaja Tuzla boasts a unique charm with its sandy seashore dotted with small pieces of shells and its water of green-blue color. It is considered one of the most beautiful beaches on the Romanian coast. The beach is surrounded by a small forest, which is home to local wildlife.

Reaching Plaja Tuzla involves a bit of a journey. Visitors can take a train to Nicolae Titulescu street and then walk to the beach for about 30 minutes. The road to the beach is paved until the edge of the village, after which it continues as a dirt road. This could be challenging for vehicles that are not SUVs.

Despite its popularity, Plaja Tuzla maintains a peaceful atmosphere, especially during weekdays. The beach does not have many amenities. There are small beach bars where visitors can enjoy cocktails, refreshing drinks, and food such as burgers, mussels, and anchovies. However, there are no toilets, and sunbeds are not readily available, so visitors are advised to bring their own umbrellas and sheets for the sand.

Visitors can also rent jet skis or take boat rides to the shipwreck at Costinești. Camping is allowed on the beach in designated areas, and local fishermen and residents can provide information about camping spots. There are several tents, bunkers, and fishermen's huts on the beach where visitors can enjoy simple and delicious fish dishes.

Near Plaja Tuzla, there is a beach near Lake Techirghiol where visitors can take cold mud baths. The mud baths at Techirghiol are known for their therapeutic properties.

Visitors are encouraged to help maintain the pristine condition of Plaja Tuzla by taking their garbage with them when they leave. With its natural beauty and peaceful environment, Plaja Tuzla has become a popular beach destination in Romania.