Vama Veche Beach

Vama Veche Beach is located in the seaside village of Vama Veche, on the Romanian coast of the Black Sea. The area is a popular tourist destination known for its bohemian and relaxed atmosphere, attracting a diverse mix of locals and international travelers. The beach itself is wide and sandy, stretching for several kilometers. Entry into the water is smooth, with a sandy seabed, especially in the middle area of the beach. However, the seabed becomes rocky towards the northern and southern parts. The sea water is generally clean and suitable for swimming, but currents can be strong in some areas, so caution is advised. Vama Veche Beach is characterized by its festival-like atmosphere, particularly during the summer months. It is lined with numerous bars, clubs, and outdoor venues offering live music, DJ sets, and cultural events, contributing to a vibrant nightlife. Despite its lively ambiance, the beach also offers spaces for relaxation and tranquility, particularly during weekdays and in the late summer and early autumn, when it is less crowded. The beach offers a number of amenities, including sun loungers, umbrellas, terraces, and bars. However, facilities such as toilets and showers are limited. It also provides ample parking space for visitors. To reach Vama Veche Beach, one can drive from Mangalia, which is 10 kilometers away, on the DN 39 (E 87) road towards Bulgaria. Alternatively, it is also accessible by taking a train to Mangalia and then a minibus to Vama Veche. Despite its popularity, the area has faced criticism for cleanliness issues, particularly in the public areas of the beach. However, Vama Veche Beach continues to attract visitors with its unique atmosphere, natural beauty, and artistic expression. It offers a unique and special beach experience for those seeking a more bohemian and unconventional vacation in Romania.