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Being a string of resorts and a tourist attraction, the Southern Romanian coast could represent a pole for tourism development up to the highest standards. Despite the development of tourism, it does not participate in raising funds from local budgets by promoting jobs, due to its seasonality and low standards. Limanu have a large number of tourist accommodation units, but due to the crisis and other destination competition, the number of accommodation units decreased during the last decade. In the commune Limanu the largest amount of waste comes from tourism activities. Shabla municipality has considerable tourist resources and great potential for development that are still not used to its capacity to create income, even though the dominant activities in Shabla municipality are agriculture, tourism and trade. However, the main issues are the poor developed road network, even in some places there is no road access to the beaches and the sea; the vulnerability of the local economy in terms of food production, which leads to rising prices of these products, leading to an increase of prices in tourism activities. In Vama Veche and along the whole Bulgarian Black Sea coast, the major threat for the habitat is the eutrophication that makes the seawater opaque. The eutrophication will appear due to runoff from the land, which causes a dense growth of plant life and death of animal life from lack of oxygen. Also, in the same places, the building of embankments and tourism activities (yacht ports) in the coastal area causes deterioration of the habitat. In the zone of Durankulak Lake, because of the construction of tourism facilities, some specific areas are draining, and the hydrological regime of the saline lakes has changed. The several camping sites need an infrastructure renewal and an increase of tourist places.