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1. Do not tell me how much it costs to ride a camel, and most importantly, how much it costs to get off it!
2. Regarding the excursions: someone contacted Ibrahim (20124977686) or all of Egypt, tell me who applied, the three of us go, and I don’t want to overpay much, but I want to get to Cyprus and Alexandria, along the Nile and Aswan. Please respond to anyone who is not lazy. Thank you very much for your reply
2. Regarding the excursions: someone contacted Ibrahim (20124977686) or all of Egypt, tell me who applied, the three of us go, and I don’t want to overpay much, but I want to get to Cyprus and Alexandria, along the Nile and Aswan. Please respond to anyone who is not lazy. Thank you very much for your reply
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I was left with a big disappointment from the trip to Aswan - we drove there for 7 hours, there were 15 minutes at the dam.
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answered 14 years ago
You are unlikely to get to Cyprus .... in Cairo, it’s more real))))
Ibrahim's prices are cheaper, but not by much. Previously, you used to ride in the same bus with tourists from a tour operator and from offices on the street. Now there is no such thing. Tour operators are now booking buses purely for themselves, and offices on the street are now uniting and ordering for themselves. And sometimes not quite with quality service providers. I've always used "on the street" agencies, but lately I've been wary of them. the last time was not a bus but a wreck. Yes, and the drivers (albeit two) looked tired .... In general, now I’m starting to wonder if those extra $ 20 from the nose are worth such a risk ... God forbid what happens - the tour operator will somehow take care of you. And a street travel agency can just leave you in the middle of the desert and then you won’t make any claims to anyone.
Ibrahim's prices are cheaper, but not by much. Previously, you used to ride in the same bus with tourists from a tour operator and from offices on the street. Now there is no such thing. Tour operators are now booking buses purely for themselves, and offices on the street are now uniting and ordering for themselves. And sometimes not quite with quality service providers. I've always used "on the street" agencies, but lately I've been wary of them. the last time was not a bus but a wreck. Yes, and the drivers (albeit two) looked tired .... In general, now I’m starting to wonder if those extra $ 20 from the nose are worth such a risk ... God forbid what happens - the tour operator will somehow take care of you. And a street travel agency can just leave you in the middle of the desert and then you won’t make any claims to anyone.
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answered 14 years ago
Camel ride in Makadi Bay $10 15 minutes
In Sharm $ 15 an hour (actually rode 1 hour 20 minutes).
In Sharm $ 15 an hour (actually rode 1 hour 20 minutes).
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answered 14 years ago
In Hurghada, you can ride camels on excursions such as "quad safari", in imitation of the Bedouin village. When I was on such an excursion, riding (a circle of five minutes) was included in the price, and the guide simply asked the tourists to tip the camel owners a pound or two. But it probably depends on the particular agency. We got off free of charge and without incident.
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answered 14 years ago
sorry, I want to go to Cyprus in the summer, so I'm writing it instead of Cairo
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answered 14 years ago
sorry, I want to go to Cyprus in the summer, so I'm writing it instead of Cairo
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answered 14 years ago
I would not risk taking a ticket on the street, because you spend a lot of time on the road. December 2-3, 2010 I went on a Cairo-Alexandria tour (2 days) from S7, they are also ALS TOUR, the price is $ 160 per person. We were picked up from the hotel on the night of the 1st to the 2nd at 00:50. In our bus, there were only tourists from our tour operator. Two drivers, they slept not sitting, like we tourists, but lying down, on the last seat of the bus, which is solid. On the way to Alexandria early in the morning it was foggy, there was almost no visibility, but we drove slowly, everything was OK. We returned to the hotel at almost 12 am on the third. Are you afraid of landslides?
Camel - if you climb it on the street, you will have to pay to get off. And if you take a safari tour, then riding camels, horses, etc. already included in the cost of the tour. You can give tea if you want
Camel - if you climb it on the street, you will have to pay to get off. And if you take a safari tour, then riding camels, horses, etc. already included in the cost of the tour. You can give tea if you want
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answered 14 years ago
and what have you heard about "the whole of Egypt". can you communicate with them? I spoke with the tour operator today. of this firm - the individual promised. tours
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answered 14 years ago