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Vama Veche is a village in Constanta county, Romania on the Black sea coast. It’s “the final frontier” near the border with Bulgaria. Vama Veche is a Romanian band too, but this post is about the village. It was founded in 1811 by few families. It’s current name means “Old border checkpoint”. Even in Communist period has the reputation of a non-mainstream tourist destination which has only grow since Romanian Revolution of 1989. It became a hangout for intellectuals; for reasons which are not clear the generally repressive regime of Nicolae Ceausescu choose to tolerate this counter cultural oasis as long as people had identity papers with them. Accommodations consisted of tents or rooms rented from peasants or fishermen. Many tents are on the beach and it’s the only place where that is allowed. Nudism is still common on the beach, especially on the Northern part where the beach ends. Famous here is Stufstock festival where come about 30000-40000 people. Music here is rock, punk, goth. Young people(and restless) always camp on the beach and boycott the recent built hotels in order to restore the place back to the old look and hippie vibe. So if you feel young and free come here!
Yes it is!
Ahahahaha So Fun!
to see
Yes,is a funny village!
interesting images 🙂 nice!
Thank you!
Wow, I would like to visit this place
You should!
🙂
Very nice
Thank you!
How very interesting! What a place. Great photo story. 🙂 🙂
It’s a cool place for all ages!
beautiful carmen happy friday
Hello Txatxy!
Oh my gosh, this is just an amazing place, and your photos are wonderful!
Yes it is a great place full of color!
Oh my God! Those photos are all so gorgeous.
Thank you!
I loved the piano and bathtub! Very cute and very creative.
Thank you!
All very cool especially the piano! 🙂
Thank you Carol!
What a great place, Carmen! I really want to go there 🙂
Take Rachel and come next summer,me and my husband will be your guide!