Mamaia
What to see in Mamaia
Things to see, picked to fill a whole day.
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1Sandy beachPlaja Mamaia
The sandy beach on the 8 km sand bar between the Black Sea and Lake Siutghiol, from the southern entrance of the resort to Mamaia Nord.
It is the reason the resort has existed since 1906, and in 2026 two beaches in Mamaia Nord, Axxis Nova and Phoenicia, flew the Blue Flag.
Mamaia Centru
2Promenade and landmarksFaleza Mamaia și Cazinoul
The seafront promenade (Aleea Falezei), with terraces, statues from the 1950s and 1960s and two listed buildings: the 1935 Cazino and the royal villa from the 1920s.
Along almost 3 km of promenade you see the resort's history: the Cazino and the royal villa are listed monuments, as are several statues by Cornel Medrea and Constantin Baraschi.
Mamaia Centru
3Lagoon with water sportsLacul Siutghiol
The lagoon, 7.5 km long and 2.5 km wide, on the western side of Mamaia, with calm water for wakeboarding and sailing and sunsets over the water.
It is the other half of Mamaia's landscape: the sand bar lies between sea and lake, and on the lakeshore there are boating clubs, a wakeboard school and restaurants with terraces facing the sunset.
Mamaia Centru (malul lacului)
4Gondola liftTelegondola Mamaia
A 2 km gondola lift linking Perla station in the south of the resort with the Cazino area, with cabins passing up to 50 m above the hotels.
It holds 4.4 on Google from more than 1,250 reviews and is the easiest way to see the sand bar between sea and lake from above.
Mamaia Sud
5Water parkAqua Magic
A 27,500 m² water park at the southern entrance to Mamaia, with slides, pools, a 360 m lazy river and children's areas.
It holds 4.1 on Google from more than 8,300 reviews, the most of any attraction in Mamaia, and it operated in the 2026 season.
Mamaia Sud