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I read that in October the windy season begins and in some hotels it is generally impossible to swim, and in some due to their location everything is fine.
I have looked at the RADISSON BLU EL QUSEIR (EX. RADISSON SAS EL QUSEIR) hotel, how is its location? Knowledgeable people, tell me please!
I have looked at the RADISSON BLU EL QUSEIR (EX. RADISSON SAS EL QUSEIR) hotel, how is its location? Knowledgeable people, tell me please!
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The beach is there with lagoons, so in windy weather you can buy there, the depth near the coast is not very coral. There is a pontoon - a mooring. But in windy weather, you will not be allowed to go deep, and you yourself are unlikely to risk it.
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answered 15 years ago
At a depth in windy weather it is very difficult: the wave and the wind blow
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answered 15 years ago
I won’t say exactly about the hotel, but I was in Mars in October and there were no winds!
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answered 15 years ago
In Egypt, the windy season, as we have autumn - the rainy season. After all, it might not rain. So it is with the winds. May start in November and end in March. The wind season "floats" in this range. In December 2005 there was no wind. And in December 2007 - there was, and in general the Egyptians complained about that cold winter. And how it will be this year is not known.
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answered 15 years ago
Were last year in Marsa Alam
in the second half of October
yes - the winds were a hindrance
a flag was hung on the pontoon, swimming from the pontoon is prohibited
but we also managed to snorkel from the shore
in the second half of October
yes - the winds were a hindrance
a flag was hung on the pontoon, swimming from the pontoon is prohibited
but we also managed to snorkel from the shore
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answered 15 years ago
We rested 14 days in the second half of June 2009. I am more than happy with the sea. Didn't even expect this. Behind the pontoon at a depth you can only swim with a yellow or green flag. If it's red, they won't let you in. There is a lifeguard there all the time to keep an eye on things. By the way, it whistles if you swim far or swim close to corals. The flags changed throughout the day. In principle, in the morning and evening - green, in the afternoon - red. Up to the level of the pontoon, there are many lagoons with a depth of up to 2m. and you can swim there in any weather, there are no waves at all. Here and at depth, there are completely different sensations and inhabitants of the sea.
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answered 15 years ago