Weather, climate and environment all these elements play a critical role in ascertaining the growth of a place as a fantastic tourist destination. The more favorable is the atmospheric condition, the greater is the popularity of the destination. Romania’s location is interesting. It is positioned on the southeastern portion of European Continent.

Climate in Romania is characterized by a nature that is between temperate and continental. Country’s climatic condition varies because of the relief it gets from the placement of different natural agents. The Carpathian Mountains prevent Atlantic air masses from entering the Romania region. This way they annul the oceanic influence to the west and center of the country resulting in mild winters and heavy rain rainfall.

The Carpathians Mountain saves vast plain to the north in Soviet Unions from the influence which otherwise results in frosty winters and less rain to the south and southeast. A mild maritime climate can be found in the extreme southeast. Round the year the average temperature is 11 degree Celsius in the south and 8 degree Celsius in the north. Rainfall is in adequate amount throughout the country. However, you will find it decreasing from west to east and from mountains to plains.

The measurement of precipitation comes 1.010 millimeters in the mountainous region each year. Annual precipitation averages about 635 millimeters in central Transylvania, 521 millimeters at Iasi in Moldavia, and only 381 millimeters at Constanta on the Black Sea. Altogether, Romania favors your mood whenever you land in this country. So get ready head for this beautiful part of the world.