Tomis Mamaia
Mamaia, Romania
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Relaxing on the Black Sea
It was a long, slow drive from Prejmer to the Black Sea. The distance between Prejmer and Constanta isn't that far by Canadian standards, only about 300km, but most of the roads here suck and so does the traffic so it took us all afternoon to get to Constanta.
Once we arrived in Constanta we noticed very quickly that the city is a dive. …
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Iulian Halac la Constanta
Ma numesc Iulian Halac si sunt din Constanta. Mi-am propus sa fac pe blogger-ul si sa va spun despre Constanta.
Ca sint din Constanta este adevarat si poate din cauza asta si imi place
apa. Nu prea m-a lasat inima sa stau departe. Pe unde am stat, fie in
Spania , fie in Danemarca, tot pe linga mare. Nu prea am reusit sa ma
despart. Nu ma duc des , dar faptul ca stiu ca e la o azvirlitura de bat
imi da ceva ce nu pot sa explic.
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THE CITY OF CONSTANTA
... and the Casino is cheap/medium.
The northern part between the Casino and Summerland Complex is very expensive (you can see that by watching the cars parked outside the hotel: ferrari, maseratti, lamborghini, mercedes, maybach, cadillac, retro cars are something usual here).
The extreme north(aka Mamaia North)-the newest part of Mamaia (hotels, villas and resorts are built on every free plot) has medium prices.
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A beach town to beat all beach towns.
... somewhat nerve-wracking. This time there was a wait for the passports, then an even longer wait to buy the Vignette (road tax papers). It's not expensive, 3 Euros for 7 days. The problem was the Euros part of that. Neither Bulgaria nor Romania use Euros but that's all they tack at the border. No Visa card, no Bulgarian Leva, no Romanian Lei, no US Dollars. Bummer. Fortunately here was a money exchanger in easy walking distance from the Vignette office ...
Smells like wine spirit
... coach it's even better! The high viewing point it gives you is way over the grapewines and you get a nicer view.
Once you reach the actual cellar, if you're the first one for the day, don't panic.
So what if it looks like it has been deserted for at least 20 years? This only adds up to the place.
Otherwise, if you are on your own, with family or friends, they'll only let you taste the wines, and even buy it. But no food!
Don't worry, the ...



