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Nach Rumänien reisen
Home to a profoundly varied countryside, rich with history, and unspoiled by mass tourism Romania is a country every tourist needs to visit. From the dark shadowy depths of its virgin forests to tranquil green meadows, from rolling foothills of the Carpathians to the wetlands of the Danube Delta, Romania’s scenery is flooded with vivacious color, attractive character, and enthralling remnants of a history steeped in human machination. This is a country with an expansive and storied past, one that is imprinted symbiotically into the landscape. An intriguing combination of very old and new, Romania is standing on the edge of a huge tourism boom.
Tauchen in Rumänien
Romania is situated in South-East Central Europe. The diving takes place along the Black sea, though cave and lake diving is popular. There are many lakes and the mountain glacial lakes in the South Carpathians are very clear. For deep diving, the lakes formed by dams are popular. Caves are very abundant in Romania and again this is also popular. Due to the low salinity in the Balck Sea most of the wrecks are well conserved. The Sadu is a cargo boat of 106 metres which sank in 1988 and is on her side at 90 degrees and can be entered.
