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Lately, the Internet has been teeming with information about the supposed activity of sharks in April-June in Sharm Hurghada, at the end of June I’m going to Marsa Alam, isn’t it safe? I used to go without problems
Lately, the Internet has been teeming with information about the supposed activity of sharks in April-June in Sharm Hurghada, at the end of June I’m going to Marsa Alam, isn’t it safe? I used to go without problems
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Kurgan Bayram June 16. By this time, ships of sheep are being transported to Hurghada to be slaughtered for the holiday. The corpses of the animals are thrown into the water and a school of sharks swims behind the ship, waiting for prey. This is one of the versions of the reason for shark attacks on people after Kurban Bayram.
It also depends on what hotel you are going to. If there really is a lodge in Wadi Sabarah, then there is a steep wall and depth, a so-so place in terms of safety. Just like in the hotels of Madinat Koraya, which do not open onto the bay, but onto the outer wall, for example
It also depends on what hotel you are going to. If there really is a lodge in Wadi Sabarah, then there is a steep wall and depth, a so-so place in terms of safety. Just like in the hotels of Madinat Koraya, which do not open onto the bay, but onto the outer wall, for example
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answered 9 months ago
Hilton or Thee corners fayrouz plaza 5* in Marsa Alam I’m planning, I’ve been to those places before, and there were no attacks in the reviews,
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answered 9 months ago
So don’t beat yourself up!
As a last resort, you won’t swim far to the north wall at Hilton. Or you will go to MM Bay from Three Corners.
Don’t jump off the pier into the water yet, the mako attack in Madinat Coraya was on a tourist who had just splashed into the water. The shark probably didn’t bother to figure it out and decided that another dead ram was falling ((
As a last resort, you won’t swim far to the north wall at Hilton. Or you will go to MM Bay from Three Corners.
Don’t jump off the pier into the water yet, the mako attack in Madinat Coraya was on a tourist who had just splashed into the water. The shark probably didn’t bother to figure it out and decided that another dead ram was falling ((
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answered 9 months ago
Regarding shark activity in Sharm el-Sheikh, Hurghada and Marsa Alam, it can be said that beaches in Egypt are usually supported and monitored by local authorities and security organizations. However, despite this, it is worth being careful and following certain safety measures, especially when swimming in the open sea.
Here are some tips for beach safety in areas where sharks may be active:
1. **Follow the instructions of local authorities and beach fences**: Before swimming at the beach, be sure to learn about the recommendations and safety measures provided by local authorities and beach fences.
2. **Avoid areas with high concentrations of fish**: Avoid swimming in areas with high concentrations of fish as this may attract sharks.
3. **Swim at Official Beaches and Lifeguarded Areas**: When swimming, choose official beaches and lifeguarded areas when possible.
4.
**Do not swim at night or at dusk**: Avoid swimming in the ocean at night or at dusk when visibility
Here are some tips for beach safety in areas where sharks may be active:
1. **Follow the instructions of local authorities and beach fences**: Before swimming at the beach, be sure to learn about the recommendations and safety measures provided by local authorities and beach fences.
2. **Avoid areas with high concentrations of fish**: Avoid swimming in areas with high concentrations of fish as this may attract sharks.
3. **Swim at Official Beaches and Lifeguarded Areas**: When swimming, choose official beaches and lifeguarded areas when possible.
4.
**Do not swim at night or at dusk**: Avoid swimming in the ocean at night or at dusk when visibility