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Who rested in Nuweiba and Taba?
I’m thinking of arranging a holiday for myself on March 8. Move to Nuweiba or Taba. Where is it better? And is there somewhere to go for a walk and what to see in the evening?
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There is no direct flight to Nuweiba, but Taba has this +. In Taba, you can’t really clear up, I don’t know how in Nuweiba, I haven’t been there, but I think that too. Ask the Travel Agency for a map of Taba and see the location of the hotels. I've been to the Hilton and Hyatt. Didn't get bored in particular. Hilton has a casino, a disco, a bar with live music. Near the Movenpick Hotel, you can take a walk there. In Hayat there was a show program once a week, I was not interested in other entertainment, I wanted peace. Near hotels Sofitel, Marriott, Intercontinental. You can walk around their territory.
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answered 14 years ago
I agree with ksuhsenka - Taba is a resort for those who are tired of the hustle and bustle. There is nowhere to go especially in the nightlife .. For this there is Hurghada and Sharm))
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answered 14 years ago
Were in Taba and Nuweiba. templier71 is right, Taba and Nuweiba are quiet resorts. In Taba, you can stay in the Taba Heights hotel complex (consists of 4 five-star hotels with a common territory), from there it is not far from the beautiful El Fjord, Pharaoh Island and the Israeli border. There is a port in Nuweiba, there is a single street with shops and dubious cafes. Mostly 3-4 * hotels, the only hotel worthy of attention is the Hilton Nuweiba
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answered 14 years ago
We were in Taba with a child, they go to Taba only to visit the holy land, there is nothing else to do there
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answered 14 years ago
Why only to visit the holy land? Taba has good chain hotels where you can have a good rest, a beautiful sea with reefs and fish. What else do you want? You can also take a walk in your own country. And they go to the sea to improve their health!
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answered 14 years ago
And what to do in Sharm and Hurghada? Well, Sharm, there are at least a couple of promenades, the same Soho, and the reefs are excellent. I was passing through Hurghada, horror, I closed it for myself forever. The first trip was to Taba, after that there were 2 more times, I want to go to the fourth one, but Marsa Alam crept into my heart, now I’m divided into 2 halves :)
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answered 14 years ago
I was at the Hilton Nuweiba three years ago. The big minus is there is no reef near the hotel, we went to Taba. It will really be a bit boring without a company (although THIS depends to a greater extent on your communication skills). In all other respects, one big and fat plus. Although the hotel Basically, it is declared on the sites as 4 *, but in terms of service, maintenance and free services provided, a solid 5. There are almost no Russians.
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answered 14 years ago
Yes! I was puzzled! Well, in Taba I have already prepared a program (well, at least they promised so)). Maybe someone is with me?
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answered 14 years ago
The same thing happened three years ago in Hilton Tabo with friends and a 4-year-old child, we really liked it in April, the pool is not heated, but we swam in the sea and in the pool at the Hilton friendly relations with the nearby hotel there is a huge area we are there hung out all the time, and of course Jerusalem and the Dead Sea, everything was very good, rooms at the Hilton for 10s +
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answered 14 years ago
About 3 years ago I was in a taba in a marriot, in early February, there is a reef, the pool was heated, we swam every day ...
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answered 14 years ago
Hilton Nuweiba (April 2012) - a godforsaken place, young people have nothing to do there.
From aerp.Sharma to go no less than 3 hours, taking into account check-in to other hotels.
As for the Russians, the ratios have changed and not for the better.
"Ours" (in April) - it was 60 percent, no less. The whole beach is in Russian dialect, and solid colorful robes in the restaurant. Some kind of Crimean boarding house ...
10-15% - Poles, Germans, British.
5% - our CIS members (Ukrainians, Belarusians)
and another 3-5% are local Arabs, whose number increased over the weekend.
There were ants in the room, even in the blanket. And it's on the 2nd floor. Barely changed the room to another building. The room was given only with two separate beds (for a family of 3 people), they didn’t want to change to a room with one big bed, you can’t interrogate a crib either.
Meals are triple. Half-rotten tomatoes, constantly rice and pasta, sausages and soy sausage, grilled meat - either burnt or half-baked. Most of the "dessert" is standard Egyptian semolina.
For several days there was quite a strong wind.
From aerp.Sharma to go no less than 3 hours, taking into account check-in to other hotels.
As for the Russians, the ratios have changed and not for the better.
"Ours" (in April) - it was 60 percent, no less. The whole beach is in Russian dialect, and solid colorful robes in the restaurant. Some kind of Crimean boarding house ...
10-15% - Poles, Germans, British.
5% - our CIS members (Ukrainians, Belarusians)
and another 3-5% are local Arabs, whose number increased over the weekend.
There were ants in the room, even in the blanket. And it's on the 2nd floor. Barely changed the room to another building. The room was given only with two separate beds (for a family of 3 people), they didn’t want to change to a room with one big bed, you can’t interrogate a crib either.
Meals are triple. Half-rotten tomatoes, constantly rice and pasta, sausages and soy sausage, grilled meat - either burnt or half-baked. Most of the "dessert" is standard Egyptian semolina.
For several days there was quite a strong wind.
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answered 13 years ago