Comana Natural Park is a protected area in Romania, located in Giurgiu County, approximately 40 km south of Bucharest. Established in 2005, the park spans over 24,963 hectares and is the second-largest wetland in Romania after the Danube Delta. It offers a rich biodiversity, including numerous bird species, and provides various recreational activities such as kayaking, cycling, and hiking.
How to get there
- By Car: The most convenient way is to drive via DN5, heading south from Bucharest. The journey typically takes around 45–60 minutes.
- By Public Transport: You can take a bus from Bucharest to Mihai Bravu, followed by a taxi to the park. The total travel time is approximately 1 hour and 12 minutes.
Recommended time to spend
Plan to spend at least half a day (4–6 hours) to fully enjoy the park's offerings. For a more relaxed experience, consider a full-day visit to explore the various activities and natural beauty.
Activities to enjoy
- Kayaking and Boat Rides: Explore the Neajlov River and surrounding wetlands by kayak or boat.
- Cycling and Hiking: Numerous trails are available for both cyclists and hikers, allowing you to immerse yourself in the park's diverse ecosystems.
- Birdwatching: The park is home to a wide variety of bird species, making it a prime location for bird enthusiasts.
- Adventure Park: For those seeking excitement, the Comana Adventure Park offers activities like zip-lining and rope courses.
- Cultural Visits: Visit the nearby Comana Monastery and the "Moara de Hârtie" (Paper Mill) museum to learn about local history and crafts.
Whether you're a nature lover, adventure seeker, or cultural enthusiast, Comana Nature Park provides a refreshing escape from the city, offering a blend of natural beauty and engaging activities.
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