I went to Seawolves Bike Fest 14 and I liked it. And that's how this article could end. But I'll continue and tell you the pros and cons of this festival. First of all, the biker festival is actually a great opportunity to socialize with people from different social categories, but who have the same passion: motorcycling and good music. I'll make a little review with the hope that next year you'll buy your vacation through early booking and come to the sea in June when Seawolves Bike Fest 15 will probably be.
Good music, lots of beer, small but no working POS
Even if you only ride two wheels on an electric scooter, as I do, don't panic! The "dreaded" motorcyclists welcome you with open arms. After all, the festival is a way to discover the life of those who have chosen adrenaline on two wheels.
And if you like the biker “uniform” (read: black t-shirt, leather jacket and pants) you have the opportunity to buy it at the entrance to the festival. Romanian producers will dress you from head to toe even if you have no idea how to get on two wheels. I will pass this aspect to the PROS chapter because Seawolves encourages Romanian producers. Then you arrive at the festival stage - that is, the packed sand of Mamaia Nord, the Phoenicia area. I went on the second night of the festival because I wanted to see the guys from Bucovina, Trooper and Zdob & Zdub.
The crowd was diverse, mixed, some drunk, others with plain water in their hands, but all with a desire for fun and no nerves. I even had the opportunity to meet a Romanian who also has the secret map of the Dacian tunnels in Moldova.
And now let's get to an important aspect of any festival: food and drink. If you're going to lie down to drink, it wouldn't hurt to make your bed at home (i.e. eat before you go). A few cabins scattered around the beach were transformed into cashiers. And although they all had POS, surprisingly last night the NET was out in the Prahova Valley, and if you didn't have cash you were left with the smell of the small ones and the sight of the cold beer in the glasses of others. So I paid in cash, and I got a receipt! And now I'm going to paraphrase a joke that's circulating on the internet about Mamaia . "In Mamaia it's cheaper to order a soup through Glovo from Bulgaria " I bought tickets for three small ones (15 lei per portion) and two beers by the bottle (24 lei) Prices like at Fratelli, as well as the fireworks at midnight. Hrubaru's words... "the bride was stolen"
If you want to come with your child to the Seawolves Bike Fest, I recommend that you use ear protection and that the sleeping time for minors be before midnight because that's when Cristian Hrubaru's "granddaughters" appear and they might to receive questions from the little ones that you won't be able to answer yet. The truth that I also saw some husbands who did not know why they kept approaching the stage! The picture for this piece of the article stays with me on my phone!
Instead of the end, I tell you that my boots full of sand danced until the morning in a tent, and the "dreaded" motorcyclists sang with us "Lasă-mă Papa la mare".
