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Guys, who took an excursion to Luxor in Hurghada? tell me with whom it is better to have de
maybe someone went with onetour-egypt (so it seems) do they have good buses? Do the guides know? And I'm just happy to hear your advice.
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I think how lucky you are with a guide, and decide which company to take through. I always recommend to my tourists to book directly with the tour operator.
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answered 13 years ago
Tour operators are almost 2 times more expensive! And the group in the bus is formed by the general. We used the services of SaifTour twice (From Sharm to Israel, from Hurghada to Luxor, see photos in my albums). They work clearly! I highly recommend taking a boat trip along the Nile with a visit to a banana island (as part of a trip to Luxor, the price is cheap ($10, and impressions are worth a thousand). Book a trip 2-3 days before departure. Have a nice experience!
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answered 13 years ago
because the excursion is long and long
we did not take risks and took from our tour operator
(Teztur)
there was no "general" group on the bus
all were only from theses
we did not take risks and took from our tour operator
(Teztur)
there was no "general" group on the bus
all were only from theses
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answered 13 years ago
no common groups!
these are all fairy tales for tourists ...
if you want guarantees - take a tour from the operator!
these are all fairy tales for tourists ...
if you want guarantees - take a tour from the operator!
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answered 13 years ago
When we chose an excursion to Luxor from Hurghada, we first looked at all the offers from tour operators at the hotel (not only ours) and chose the best one for ourselves in terms of price, time and date.
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answered 13 years ago
where else is it worth to go from hurghada? who has any impressions
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answered 13 years ago
If you are interested in history, then Luxor definitely!
Cairo - for an amateur and endurance ..)), a one-way trip takes almost 8 hours, only 3-4 hours are given to visit the Museum and the Pyramids, the rest of the time there are shops that no one needs. If you really want to get to the Pyramids, then I would dare to recommend Cairo-Alexandria (2 days), if you suffer on the road for 8 hours, then at least look at 2 cities.
From simple excursions - boat trips on a yacht, safaris.
Cairo - for an amateur and endurance ..)), a one-way trip takes almost 8 hours, only 3-4 hours are given to visit the Museum and the Pyramids, the rest of the time there are shops that no one needs. If you really want to get to the Pyramids, then I would dare to recommend Cairo-Alexandria (2 days), if you suffer on the road for 8 hours, then at least look at 2 cities.
From simple excursions - boat trips on a yacht, safaris.
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answered 13 years ago
what is a safari? Is this event suitable for little trained aunts like me?
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answered 13 years ago
Safari is a trip to the Bedouin village, mostly in the afternoon and returning to the hotel for dinner.
There are several types of safari:
1. On jeeps - in my opinion the most miserable excursion
2. On ATVs - more suitable for young people, although aunts and uncles ideally cope with this technique.
3. The most interesting of the safari is the White Sun in the Desert Sahara Park, there are two options for driving through the desert to the Bedouin village:
1. You are taken in a jeep back and forth, the program includes riding ATVs, buggies
2. There and back on quad bikes, the program includes buggy riding.
In the first two safari options - visiting a Bedouin village, ride a camel a little, see how the Bedouins live, dinner, like a Bedouin show, if you can call it that ..)), more often tourists put on a show.
On the Sahara Park tour you also visit a Bedouin village, the program includes camel riding, dinner + terrarium, telescope, show or fakir, or dance.
If you consider yourself to be untrained aunts, then definitely only in jeeps, but not the most miserable, namely the Sahara Park.
There are several types of safari:
1. On jeeps - in my opinion the most miserable excursion
2. On ATVs - more suitable for young people, although aunts and uncles ideally cope with this technique.
3. The most interesting of the safari is the White Sun in the Desert Sahara Park, there are two options for driving through the desert to the Bedouin village:
1. You are taken in a jeep back and forth, the program includes riding ATVs, buggies
2. There and back on quad bikes, the program includes buggy riding.
In the first two safari options - visiting a Bedouin village, ride a camel a little, see how the Bedouins live, dinner, like a Bedouin show, if you can call it that ..)), more often tourists put on a show.
On the Sahara Park tour you also visit a Bedouin village, the program includes camel riding, dinner + terrarium, telescope, show or fakir, or dance.
If you consider yourself to be untrained aunts, then definitely only in jeeps, but not the most miserable, namely the Sahara Park.
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answered 13 years ago