The traveler who ventures near the end of the world – as it seems to be the town of Sfântu Gheorghe, the last strip of land before the southern arm of the Danube flows into the sea – discovers a village with small houses and warm people, an untouched beach, which you can reach by crossing about two kilometers through fine sand, a “no man’s land” dotted with waterfalls, surrounded by reeds, rush vegetation, shrubs among which cows and semi-wild horses graze lazily, the river channels, with white and yellow water lilies, populated by thousands of bird species, rarely disturbed by a fishing boat.