Our trip will start from Bucharest, and our guide will wait for you in Bucharest in order to transfer you to Tulcea, the place where the Danube River splits into three narrow channels (Sulina, Chilia, and Sfântu Gheorghe) before spilling into the Black Sea. Also known as Europe’s Amazon River, the Danube River forms a natural border between Romania and Bulgaria. The Danube Delta is a unique biosphere reserve filled with rare species of plants and birds, and it is the perfect spot to enjoy the unspoiled nature. All of these earned it a spot on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. We will then reach a traditional fishing village located in the heart of the Danube Delta, Mila 23. The village was founded by the Lipovans, a group of Russian refugees that blend in perfectly with the surrounding scenery. Certain areas of the Delta can only be explored via rowing boats or kayaks, and the narrow channels surrounded by tall trees and lush vegetation stand as a barrier between civilization and unspoiled nature. Throughout your trip through the Danube Delta, you will constantly enjoy birdwatching sessions that will introduce you to the flora and fauna of this remarkable biosphere reserve, with bushy reed beds and birds such as red-breasted geese and dalmatian pelicans.