The towns of Crișan commune (Crisan, Caraorman and Mila 23) have a long tradition in fishing and fishing, being among the most attractive tourist areas in the Danube Delta.
Tourists are welcomed on every occasion, with hospitality by locals and tourism operators, infused with local gastronomic products, as well as visiting the canals and lakes of the Delta, and accommodation is provided in guesthouses and hotels from a daisy to 5 stars. The sightseeing offer is a special one, and what could be more beautiful than a kayak trip or a slow boat tour of the surrounding canals and lakes. And still in the area you can go to the sand dunes or to the Caraorman forest with its Kneeling Oak and Table of Silence.
Yes, it's not a geographical mistake, Caraorman has its own Table of Silence. The commune of Crișan is also known for the fact that no less than 24 Olympic, world and European medalists in kayaking and canoeing come from here, being the only commune in Romania from which so many champions have left, including the great champion Ivan Patzaichin.
And if I haven't convinced you to run all the way to Crișan, I'd like to inform you that between September 10 and 11 the Fish Borscht Festival in the Danube Delta is being organized.
During the two days of the Danube Delta Fish Borscht Festival, there will be gastronomic presentations, cooking contests for tourists who decide to visit the Crisan tourist area and numerous artistic moments supported by folklore groups belonging to the ethnic groups living in the Danube Delta.
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