See The World #36 - Danube Delta, The Drowned Forest Letea and the ...

We all have our fears and curiosities, our moments of glory and guily pleasures, but what makes a journey become full of adrenaline and really unforgettable, is by stepping away from all the things mentioned and enjoy the trip as it is supposed to, because you've got just one life and you gotta live it to the fullest.

Not for a few times, I confessed that as much I love lakes, rivers, waterfalls, and literally any sightseeing attraction which contains water, as much I am scared by water and swimming.
Well, the journey we had in 2019 proves that sometimes is really important to forget about your deepest fears in order to explore the world to the fullest and have some outstanding experiences to share with the others.

And that includes our 12 hours trip with the boat on the 2nd largest delta river from Europe called Danube Delta, which is being home for hundreds and thousands of rare animals, plants, and birds, remembering the largest colony of pelicans from the world. But the trip is not limited just to some hours spent in a boat crossing countless tiny rivers and lakes, but also by taking you to different small islands where you can eat traditional food on a floating restaurant, or by going to Letea, a different world than anything you've seen before. A tiny village where you will find around 400 locals and a number of wild horses which is 5 times bigger than this of the people who live on there.

Though, the surprises don't end there because you'll also get to discover a Salty Lake in the middle of the desert which turns our as the best treatment for many different problems and which easily can conquer (and win) against some of the most appreciated SPA resorts.

The places you'll see in the video I already wrote about and you can find more about them on here:

All three places presented are part of a 12 hours long journey with the boat on the water which will make you discover the wildest part of Romania which not everybody got to explore it before. The trip can take around 6-7 hours but if you are lucky enough to have the best guide we also had, your journey will be way longer than that :)