Nibiru

Nibiru is the newest and most unusual destination on the Romanian Black Sea coast — a "beach music city" built between **Costinești** and **Tuzla**, in Constanța County. It isn't a classic resort but a concept: the Black Sea beach combined with a vast promenade, open-air clubs and large-scale festivals, open from summer 2026.

## What you'll find at Nibiru

The promenade gathers **30+ restaurants and cafés**, and at night the place comes alive: **Nibiru Arena** (billed as the world's largest open-air club, with LED screens and festival-grade sound), **Berăria Nibiru**, a 1,000-seat beer garden with live concerts every evening, and **The Fool**, a stand-up comedy venue. By day, families get the **Planetarium Museum**, the 3,500 sqm indoor play area **Hype Play**, an **amusement park**, **karting**, a **zip-line** and a **panoramic wheel**.

## Festivals

Nibiru hosts the **Beach, Please!** festival and a run of events — Galaxia, Nebula X, K-Pop Days, Rock Days — with international and Romanian artists. From 2026, the coast's festival heart moves here.

## Good to know

The resort is open daily in season (roughly 16 July – 30 August). Promenade access uses a drink voucher (around 25 lei online, 35 lei at the gate); students and small children enter free. You'll stay in the surrounding resorts — **Costinești**, **Tuzla**, **Eforie**, **Olimp**, **Mangalia** — or at the campsite. As a brand-new project, prices and schedules may change, so check official sources before you travel.