Judetul Tulcea Travel Forum

..but i hope somebody has some updates.. I live in the US and i'm just plain tired of this country. I'm from Tulcea(RO) and my fiancee is from Odessa(UA). We are seriously thinking on moving back to our beloved Europe and we're still deciding if it's going to be Odessa/Kiev or Bucharest...anyways..all my family is in Tulcea and his family is in Odessa.I know there will be a lot of travelling between these two, and i have no idea what-so-ever if there is a mode of transportation, a simple and effective one..i still think that it's SO stupid if there's none...

Thank you sooo much:)

Start at 22, Tulcea (RO-82010).
Major road

290 yards
265 m


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2.


Continue straight onto 22.
Major road

42 miles
67.6 km


290 yards
265 m



3.


Continue straight onto 251.
Secondary road

8.8 miles
14.2 km


42.1 miles
67.8 km



4.


Continue to go on with the Ferry Galati-Macin.

0.8 miles
1.3 km


50.9 miles
82 km



5.


Continue straight onto 251.
Secondary road

0.8 miles
1.4 km


51.8 miles
83.3 km



6.


Turn right onto 25 (Bulevardul Brailei).
Major road

1.3 miles
2.1 km


52.6 miles
84.6 km



7.


Turn right onto 2B.
Major road

8.3 miles
13.3 km


53.9 miles
86.8 km



8.


Continue straight into A290.
Major road

218 yards
199 m


62.2 miles
100 km



9.


You are leaving Romania, and entering Moldova.



10.


Continue straight into A290.
Major road

24.1 miles
38.8 km


62.3 miles
100.2 km



11.


Continue straight into A290.
Secondary road

34 yards
31 m


86.4 miles
139 km



12.


You are leaving Moldova, and entering Ukraine.



13.


Continue straight into A290.
Secondary road

3.6 miles
5.8 km


86.4 miles
139 km



14.


Continue straight into A276.
Secondary road

4.1 miles
6.7 km


90 miles
144.8 km



15.


Bear left into A290.
Secondary road

104.5 miles
168.2 km


94.1 miles
151.5 km



16.


Continue straight into A290.
Secondary road

25 yards
23 m


198.6 miles
319.6 km



17.


You are leaving Ukraine, and entering Moldova.



18.


Continue straight into A290.
Secondary road

4.7 miles
7.5 km


198.6 miles
319.7 km



19.


Continue straight into A290.
Secondary road

48 yards
44 m


203.3 miles
327.2 km



20.


You are leaving Moldova, and entering Ukraine.



21.


Continue straight into A290.
Secondary road

25.2 miles
40.6 km


203.3 miles
327.2 km



22.


Turn right into M14.
Major road

507 yards
464 m


228.6 miles
367.8 km



23.


Turn right into M23.
Major road

2.2 miles
3.5 km


228.9 miles
368.3 km



24.


Continue straight into M20.
Major road

7.2 miles
11.5 km


231.1 miles
371.9 km



25.


You have arrived your destination "M20, Odesa (UA-65000)".
Major road

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238.2 miles
383.4 km



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Total distance: 238.2 miles (383.4 km )
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Total estimated time: 6 hours and 36 min

Hello Sandu,

It's sad that there is no good train - I did see many posts on Russian rail forums and it seems, Odessa - Bucharest is a major pain where trains are going for 37 - 40 hours and at least 2 changes. All this for a distance under 400 km "by air". I wonder, maybe there are busses - that is a major issue as Europe should grow closer.

And to the original poster: you will laugh - I am Russian by birth but used to live in Hungary more, my wife is Hungarian. We live in the U.S. since 1993 and we reached the point we are going to head back, regardless, how poor or what-not Hungary is. We live in the richest are of the U.S. - Silicon Valley. Still enough is enough. We have three kids, all of us have U.S. citizenship - my message to all poor souls from Hungary, Romania, Ukraina who dream about U.S.: stop dreaming, build your Europe. U.S. is good for some business, to learn some profession (I learned quite a few things about computers here and worked for some major companies) - but U.S. mentality is not for us. :^)