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I'm going to Egypt for the first time. Question about the weather: is it hot in July, and where is the best (hotel in Sharm)? Budget 45 000 UAH (2+1)
I'm going to Egypt for the first time. Question about the weather: is it hot in July, and where is the best (hotel in Sharm)? Budget 45 000 UAH (2+1)
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Addition to the question ... Everyone says .. very hot, and not comfortable .. Turkey is better ..
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answered 3 years ago
"Everyone says ..it's very hot and not comfortable.." - who are these "everyone"?!
It is very comfortable for many to relax in the summer months in Egypt, the beaches of Egyptian resorts are not empty, Egyptian resort hotels are full of guests
For example, yesterday in Antalya it was +50 in the sun, on the islands of Gokceada and Bozcaada in the shade +37.5
Dry heat in Egypt is much easier to bear than in Turkish resorts
It is very comfortable for many to relax in the summer months in Egypt, the beaches of Egyptian resorts are not empty, Egyptian resort hotels are full of guests
For example, yesterday in Antalya it was +50 in the sun, on the islands of Gokceada and Bozcaada in the shade +37.5
Dry heat in Egypt is much easier to bear than in Turkish resorts
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answered 3 years ago
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According to personal experience, I was in Sharm in July and August, if we compare the humidity of Side and Alanya in Turkey - in Sharm the humidity is much lower, dry heat. In Side and Alanya, in non-green areas, the sun also happens to be +45 and more - this is tough, but there are no fewer people in July and August - full hotels
I stayed in Delta Sharm in the summer, where apartments and houses are booked for the whole summer in most 60% of tourists from Ukraine and Russia, who vacation with children all summer. The beaches of the resorts of Egypt are not empty in the summer, a lot of hotel guests generally love this period.
It is more comfortable to rest during this period where there is a breeze, natural air conditioning is Nabq and Ras Nasrani in Sharm, this is ideal for summer this is Marsa Alam
In the heat and the sun, of course, one must adhere to the rules for staying in the sun, both in Turkey and in Egypt and other sunny resorts.
According to personal experience, I was in Sharm in July and August, if we compare the humidity of Side and Alanya in Turkey - in Sharm the humidity is much lower, dry heat. In Side and Alanya, in non-green areas, the sun also happens to be +45 and more - this is tough, but there are no fewer people in July and August - full hotels
I stayed in Delta Sharm in the summer, where apartments and houses are booked for the whole summer in most 60% of tourists from Ukraine and Russia, who vacation with children all summer. The beaches of the resorts of Egypt are not empty in the summer, a lot of hotel guests generally love this period.
It is more comfortable to rest during this period where there is a breeze, natural air conditioning is Nabq and Ras Nasrani in Sharm, this is ideal for summer this is Marsa Alam
In the heat and the sun, of course, one must adhere to the rules for staying in the sun, both in Turkey and in Egypt and other sunny resorts.
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answered 3 years ago
According to your budget in July in Sharm with a breeze Ras Nasrani Albatros Palace 5 * - the hotel is very good, the reef is one of the best in Sharm
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answered 3 years ago
https://www.turpravda.ua/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/question-102684.html
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answered 3 years ago
It's hot in Turkey, and even more so in Egypt. Why the choice of only two countries? Now a lot of things are open, I would prefer Croatia or Bulgaria in July.
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answered 3 years ago
July and August are the hottest months.... Yes, hotels are not empty, but such weather is not for everybody.
We ended up in Egypt last year in August, right after the end of the lockdown, well, such a pleasure ...
The water in the pools is hot. You can’t walk barefoot on the tiles, near the pool - it burns your feet.
You can sit in the sea for hours, but in a T-shirt and panama hat, otherwise your shoulders, back, neck will burn.
Therefore, if you are going for the first time, I recommend stopping on a trip in the second half of September, October, November. The heat will subside, the mango season will come.
We ended up in Egypt last year in August, right after the end of the lockdown, well, such a pleasure ...
The water in the pools is hot. You can’t walk barefoot on the tiles, near the pool - it burns your feet.
You can sit in the sea for hours, but in a T-shirt and panama hat, otherwise your shoulders, back, neck will burn.
Therefore, if you are going for the first time, I recommend stopping on a trip in the second half of September, October, November. The heat will subside, the mango season will come.
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answered 3 years ago
Definitely in Egypt, the temperature will be higher, but due to less humidity, such heat will be more comfortable (my opinion). If you still choose Sharm, then it is better to take a hotel in Nabq, where there is a wind and at this time of the year it will not be superfluous
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"The water in the pools is hot. You can't walk barefoot on the tiles, near the pool - it burns your feet" - it 100% reminds me of July-August in Side and Alanya, plus the sand on the beach in Side and Alanya burned my feet, such an obstacle to enter in the sea on hot sand
"You can sit in the sea for hours, but in a T-shirt and panama, otherwise your shoulders, back, neck will burn" - just the same in Side, Alanya, Antalya, Belek and Oludeniz in the Blue Lagoon
This sun is everywhere if you sit in the water for a long time in shallow water in the sea, no matter where in Turkey, Egypt, Greece and Montenegro, your back and neck can burn, you can get heatstroke and sunburn
"You can sit in the sea for hours, but in a T-shirt and panama, otherwise your shoulders, back, neck will burn" - just the same in Side, Alanya, Antalya, Belek and Oludeniz in the Blue Lagoon
This sun is everywhere if you sit in the water for a long time in shallow water in the sea, no matter where in Turkey, Egypt, Greece and Montenegro, your back and neck can burn, you can get heatstroke and sunburn
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answered 3 years ago
I think that for the first time you really better choose another month, starting from September.
Moreover, when the heat more or less subsides, you can go on various excursions. And there is something to see!!!
And if you decide on a hotel, be sure to read the latest reviews: rooms, food, service, beach, sea.
Of course, there will always be some "cons". But the main thing is to tune in to a good rest and not look for negative points.
Otherwise, you can just spoil all the impressions of a beautiful country!!!
Moreover, when the heat more or less subsides, you can go on various excursions. And there is something to see!!!
And if you decide on a hotel, be sure to read the latest reviews: rooms, food, service, beach, sea.
Of course, there will always be some "cons". But the main thing is to tune in to a good rest and not look for negative points.
Otherwise, you can just spoil all the impressions of a beautiful country!!!
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answered 3 years ago
You are flying from Kyiv, so why only Sharm, in Hurghada it’s a couple of degrees cooler, it’s a breeze, and according to your budget you can choose a good hotel with a sandy entry into the sea and a water park, and there will still be $ 75 to cover for visas, otherwise we again have a redneck company turned on after May 1st.
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answered 3 years ago
about the heat: for example, we are more comfortable in Sharm than in Antalya ... so not for everyone
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Fu - to Turkey or Egypt in the summer. The frying pan is finished, from 11 to 17 days - only in a room with air conditioning. But you do not then go to sit in the room? In October, you can already live there, and swim, and on excursions. And the prices are much lower than in the high season.
Although with this pandemic, who knows what will happen until October ...
Although with this pandemic, who knows what will happen until October ...
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It's hot in Sharm in July, it's hot in Kyiv, and it's hot in Turkey too) it's still summer))
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What are there T-shirts-panamas-pareo-water! When you UNDER an UMBRELLA on a sunbed, despite a bunch of layers of this umbrella, it fries through and through, like a chicken in a microwave - the sensations are the same ... probably .. :))
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If the majority of tourists who rest in Turkey believed that September-October is the best time to relax, then the top prices for tours and hotels 100% full would be in September-October, and not in July-August.
Each person has his own level of comfort of rest, tourists who like to relax in the summer can also write “FU” for September-October
“11 days to 17 days - only in an air-conditioned room” once again this is individual for an individual, this is again the level of comfort for certain tourists, not for everyone
In the afternoon in the summer heat in Sharm in the Delta, I was sitting on the terrace near the pool, the area is very green, the dry heat is easily tolerated
I repeat, resort hotels in Egypt are not empty in the summer, in the pre-Covid era, some of the popular hotels were 100% full in July-August
Each person has his own level of comfort of rest, tourists who like to relax in the summer can also write “FU” for September-October
“11 days to 17 days - only in an air-conditioned room” once again this is individual for an individual, this is again the level of comfort for certain tourists, not for everyone
In the afternoon in the summer heat in Sharm in the Delta, I was sitting on the terrace near the pool, the area is very green, the dry heat is easily tolerated
I repeat, resort hotels in Egypt are not empty in the summer, in the pre-Covid era, some of the popular hotels were 100% full in July-August
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For 10 years I flew in exactly in July to Sharm, it doesn’t look like a chicken) it’s not fried) it’s alive and healthy)
There is such a thing as humidity, and the higher it is, the more difficult the temperature increase is, I support it as they wrote above, in Egypt +40 is much easier to tolerate than in Alanya +30
There is such a thing as humidity, and the higher it is, the more difficult the temperature increase is, I support it as they wrote above, in Egypt +40 is much easier to tolerate than in Alanya +30
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the concept that it is hot in summer in Turkey is a delusion judged by certain regions of the Antalya resorts where there are areas with open and sparsely green areas of part of the Side districts, parts of the Alanya districts, and in a smaller part of Antalya and Belek
But there are huge regions where the climate is very different north of the Aegean region, the resorts of the Gokceada and Bozcaada islands, the resorts of the Sea of Marmara Tekirdag, the islands of Marmara and Turkeli, the resorts of the Black Sea - Shile
But there are huge regions where the climate is very different north of the Aegean region, the resorts of the Gokceada and Bozcaada islands, the resorts of the Sea of Marmara Tekirdag, the islands of Marmara and Turkeli, the resorts of the Black Sea - Shile
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Vika284, I support, for the last 2 years we have been resting in Marmaris and Bodrum, the humidity is much less than the Mediterranean coast, respectively, and the heat is easier to bear. But the year before last we were in Sharm in August, the first and last time, I got a heat stroke on the second day and stupidly sat in the room. For 15 years we have been going to Egypt in October-November-December.
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Were in early September in Egypt and almost went out from the heat!!! It's not just hot, it's a complete mess... that's why it's scary to even imagine July/August! and our acquaintances, friends, Egypt, Turkey are not considered at all in the summer ...
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answered 3 years ago
This is the tenth time this question has been asked and the answers are the same.
It is clear that the summer in Egypt is very hot. It all depends on who tolerates the heat.
It is clear that the summer in Egypt is very hot. It all depends on who tolerates the heat.
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We were in Egypt twice in August, and all the rules, hot, of course, no cream anywhere, children for 4-5 days still dressed to bathe in panama shirts. But the fun was endless! We went on excursions nearby, in the evening walks around the city were comfortable.
And then we went in January ... and it was much better! Complete absence of locals at the hotel. The sea is not as warm as in summer, but a little cooler, which is very refreshing. The cream was not used at all. We went on a tour to Cairo, which in August did not dare to do.
And as already written above, you can walk barefoot on the sand, which in July-August is unrealistic, which is why they often caught their Vietnamese in the sea, which they left closer to the water when they went swimming.
If you have the opportunity to go in July, choose a hotel so that the sea was close, even walking around the hotel for lunch at a restaurant was hot.
But a good hotel, delicious food, nice new acquaintances among tourists and fun animators will give you a good mood and your stay will be wonderful!
And then we went in January ... and it was much better! Complete absence of locals at the hotel. The sea is not as warm as in summer, but a little cooler, which is very refreshing. The cream was not used at all. We went on a tour to Cairo, which in August did not dare to do.
And as already written above, you can walk barefoot on the sand, which in July-August is unrealistic, which is why they often caught their Vietnamese in the sea, which they left closer to the water when they went swimming.
If you have the opportunity to go in July, choose a hotel so that the sea was close, even walking around the hotel for lunch at a restaurant was hot.
But a good hotel, delicious food, nice new acquaintances among tourists and fun animators will give you a good mood and your stay will be wonderful!
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answered 3 years ago
how I like posts about "fu, in the heat in the summer!" ...
you might think that in a dusty, smoggy city in the heat in the summer it is much better. and not everyone has vacation 5 times a year, so-and-so
you might think that in a dusty, smoggy city in the heat in the summer it is much better. and not everyone has vacation 5 times a year, so-and-so
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answered 3 years ago
YaSlavnaYa 100% it’s definitely better to sit in a gassed city and pay a lot of money to go out in this heat to some more or less normal pool)) well, according to sofa experts, it turns out from June-August there are no flights to charm, the hotels are empty, Arabs are starving
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