Summer events at the Romanian seaside in 2018

As the May 1 break nears, so does the start of the summer season and the period of festivals and outdoor entertainment. The Romanian seaside is one of the preferred locations and hosts diverse events: music and film festivals, an aviation show or bike tours. Some of them below. Sunwaves April 26 – May 1, Mamaia This electronic music festival takes place in Mamaia Nord. Some of the artists announced for this year’s edition include Jamie Jones, Loco Dice, Seth Troxler, Ricardo Villalobos, Marco Carola, Sonja Moonear, Lee Burridge, Sammy, DeWalta, Petre Inspirescu, Craig Richards, Priku, Praslea, Neverdogs, Gescu, Herodot, Arapu, Cezar, Argenis Brito. Festival passes are sold out but day tickets can be purchased at the entrance. Further details here. The following edition of Sunwaves is scheduled to take place between August 15 and August 20. More about it here. Sunset Festival April 28 – April 29, Vama Veche On the Vama Veche beach, in Vama Veche, this festival dedicated to urban music brings for its fifth edition such names as Argatu' & Mos Martin, CTC, Coma, Kazi Ploae, Dj Oldskull, Dj Lexi, or The Goblin Minions (Kriss Just & Stanley Smith). A one day ticket costs RON 45 (EUR 10) and can be bought here. Bike tour to Vama Veche May 26 – May 28 The race covers some 200 km and spans over three days. Three routes are planned: Cernavoda Bridge - Cheile Dobrogei; Cheile Dobrogei – Costinesti; and Costinesti - Vama Veche – Mangalia. Besides the biking, some stops will be made for visiting sites in the area, such as the Capidava Fortress, the Anghel Saligny Bridge and the Dobrogea Gorges. Registrations can be made here. Neversea July 5 – July 8, Constanta The festival, organized by the same team in charge of Untold, is set to last four days this year. The lineup includes such names as John Newman, Scooter, Redfoo, Hardwell, Steve Angello, Alan Walker, The Script, W&W, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Nina Kraviz, Jamie Jones, Dub Fx, Camo & Krooked, Chase & Status, Modestep, Noisia and Pendulum. Festival passes cost RON 449 (EUR 107) plus taxes