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We will rest in Marsa Alam at the Pensee Royal Garden Hotel, who rested there, how do you like the hotel and what sea excursions would you recommend?
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We will rest in Marsa Alam at the Pensee Royal Garden Hotel, who rested there, how do you like the hotel and what sea excursions would you recommend?
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From the sea, a pretty good bay is Sharm El Lyuli. Take it, you won't regret it.
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answered 6 years ago
We were on an excursion to the Treasures of Nefertiti. On a ship from Port Ghalib to Marsa Mubarak Bay. I liked it. We saw deguns, turtles, manta rays, dolphins.
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answered 6 years ago
On the way to the port of Hamata (excursion to the dolphins) there is this bay of Sharm el Luli. From the hotel about 2 hours by car, from the port - close. If possible - try to combine. Decent place!!!
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answered 6 years ago
And if you add mangrove thickets, then it will generally be super.
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answered 6 years ago
Plan a trip to El Quseir, look for descriptions on equivalent sites, there are furrows (mangoes, etc.) looking when it's true to fly), a fortress-museum, a beautiful church .... well, local life .....
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answered 6 years ago
I wouldn’t advise El Quseir. A very dirty residential village. Do you want to see the local life? I think you won’t like it. We went there purely for mangoes. so that we bought a mango, brought it to the market, all movements in neighboring shops with an attendant. Quite dangerous, a lot of beggars, beggars, and also a cavalcade of motorcyclists about 200 people. What a fortress and museums are there. Taxi from the hotel back and forth 30 euros per person. I think one dangerous journey is not a tourist charm.
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answered 6 years ago
We were in January 2019. They didn’t take sea ones. We took a taxi to El Quseir. We visited an ancient fortress, an old phosphate plant, a Coptic church, a mosque. We went to a seafood restaurant. They took an accompanying boy so that the locals would not pester. We walked through the streets of the city, getting excited by the color. This is not a tourist city, there are no tourists, only locals. While we were walking, we met an employee of Pansy on the street.
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answered 6 years ago