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Tell me, please, did someone go to Egypt to rest alone? The question, of course, is more for women
Tell me, please, did someone go to Egypt to rest alone? The question, of course, is more for women
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I wouldn’t risk it - a long flight, I’ll have to share a number with someone I don’t know, another country and customs, an unfamiliar language - you never know what can happen, the two are somehow calmer. Although young girls do not think so deeply.
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answered 3 years ago
Why share a room with a stranger when you can buy a tour for one and live like a queen herself in a room
Depending on what the goals of your vacation are, everyone sees their vacation in different ways.
I went alone, it’s very normal if the goal is to sunbathe, swim in the sea, snorkeling.
In the covid era, I will support vezha2 "you never know what can happen, the two of us are somehow calmer"
ail77 if it is connected with a habib vacation - take care of your money and your health
Depending on what the goals of your vacation are, everyone sees their vacation in different ways.
I went alone, it’s very normal if the goal is to sunbathe, swim in the sea, snorkeling.
In the covid era, I will support vezha2 "you never know what can happen, the two of us are somehow calmer"
ail77 if it is connected with a habib vacation - take care of your money and your health
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answered 3 years ago
I constantly go to rest only one (not only in Egypt). The first time was in Hurghada. After that, she said that she would never go to Egypt again - clingy Arabs, hell.
Then they told me about Marsa Alam - this is a European service (not all hotels, but most). For example, in 3 corners of Fairose on the beach, everyone leaves cameras, tablets, etc. even in a conspicuous place - at the level of fantasy. to Mubarak (a bay nearby) go a kilometer (slowly 10 minutes) - I rested and walked ALONE - no problems.
I never share a room with anyone. Yes, more expensive. But to adapt to a stranger - fu.
All in all, don't be afraid. Just keep your head on your shoulders
Then they told me about Marsa Alam - this is a European service (not all hotels, but most). For example, in 3 corners of Fairose on the beach, everyone leaves cameras, tablets, etc. even in a conspicuous place - at the level of fantasy. to Mubarak (a bay nearby) go a kilometer (slowly 10 minutes) - I rested and walked ALONE - no problems.
I never share a room with anyone. Yes, more expensive. But to adapt to a stranger - fu.
All in all, don't be afraid. Just keep your head on your shoulders
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answered 3 years ago
Thank you. I just want a calm and beautiful holiday. Only sun and sea. The room is only for one. It's not even discussed.
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answered 3 years ago
)))) A hilarious comment about "sharing a room with a stranger".
I was resting in Egypt alone, no one was forced into my room. And this is not only about Sharm el-Sheikh, but about the whole of Egypt from Alexandria to Abu Simbel.
If there is only one beach in the program without excursions, then one can be boring, but this is already a philosophical question.
I was resting in Egypt alone, no one was forced into my room. And this is not only about Sharm el-Sheikh, but about the whole of Egypt from Alexandria to Abu Simbel.
If there is only one beach in the program without excursions, then one can be boring, but this is already a philosophical question.
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answered 3 years ago
I went alone twice when my husband and daughter could not go with me. But I went to a familiar hotel, in which we rested many times, where everyone knows me, and I know everyone. Therefore, I was not afraid. There was one person in the room. Outside the hotel area is Soho, everything is decent, no one bothers. At the hotel I met two women, sometimes they walked together, went to a disco. In general, one can very well rest, if it so happened.
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answered 3 years ago
Tana999 , we everywhere abroad, wherever we rested, left things (phones, cameras, fins, masks) on the beach. Nothing has ever been stolen from us. But I have been in 4* and 5* hotels.
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answered 3 years ago
I traveled alone many times, everything was super, I definitely never felt bored, and it’s not scary. You get to know each other there, many acquaintances appear at the hotel, I still communicate with some of them and go on vacation together. What does the comment "you will have to share a number with someone you don't know" mean? Number single and everything, yes, more expensive. Now I would even like to remember how to relax alone, but, alas, there is always someone who wants to relax with me.
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answered 3 years ago
Here on the site, on the forum there are permanent ads - I'm looking for a fellow traveler. That is, people buy tickets together to make it cheaper. It really works. That's why I focused on it)))
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answered 3 years ago
If you buy a tour for one, then its price is a little more expensive, but you are alone in the room. to hotels with good service. There, the staff is trained in all the intricacies of behavior, and they won’t allow too much, especially now. Nobody wants to lose their job. recreation!
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answered 3 years ago
I don't see it on a solo trip. No big deal. Of course, if you accurately understand the purpose of the holiday. We sent an adult daughter 25+ to Egypt even for the very first time alone. Girlfriends could not, and she needed to rest. She lived alone, a little more expensive, but comfortable and independent. And she also went on excursions, though with a tour operator. Everything went well.
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answered 3 years ago
I alone rested in Egypt 4 times, everything is fine ... nothing bothers me, I don’t share the number with anyone .... I’m comfortable, I don’t pay attention to the Egyptians. Just look after your money and your health, they like to speak beautifully and use foreign women. Be careful.
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