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Egypt in July
Hello everyone, please tell me who rested in Egypt in the summer, how is it, the heat is tolerated, or is it better not to go to Egypt in the summer, thanks!
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I completely agree with toropov, I was at the end of June 2 years ago .., it was easier to tolerate 40 degrees in a dry Egyptian climate than 30 in a Milan steam room with humidity !!! (I live in Milan)
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answered 11 years ago
The heat in Egypt is easier to bear than in other countries, due to the low humidity. The most important thing here is not to burn out, because even sitting under an umbrella you will sunbathe. Get ready for the rest, sunbathe early in the morning and late in the evening and you will enjoy your vacation.
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answered 11 years ago
In the room under the air conditioner, the heat is very well tolerated !!! You can crawl out at will at 7 in the morning and after sunset. It makes sense???
Damn, people! In July to Africa. We don't love ourselves...
Damn, people! In July to Africa. We don't love ourselves...
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answered 11 years ago
it’s hot in July, of course, but don’t forget that Egypt has a dry climate, which means that the Russian heat is much more difficult to tolerate than in Egypt! And in Egypt, the sea will help you.
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answered 11 years ago
We rested in Sharm in June, it was not hot because Sharm had wind and a dry climate.
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answered 11 years ago
I have a friend caught heatstroke last year, with fever, nausea and drinking antipyretics. If you decide to go, be careful with the heat. Avoid long excursions where you will be in the heat for a long time.
Also, swim in a T-shirt so that your back does not burn out, because in the water acting as a lens, the back burns out momentarily. And smear with protective creams more often.
Also, swim in a T-shirt so that your back does not burn out, because in the water acting as a lens, the back burns out momentarily. And smear with protective creams more often.
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answered 11 years ago
Go, don't regret it! I was in Egypt at different times of the year, I liked August and May the most. November is not very comfortable. And heat stroke in Egypt can be obtained not only in summer. The main thing is to walk with your head covered and take sunbaths under an umbrella and of course SPF protection 40 or 50.
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answered 11 years ago
Personally, I wouldn’t advise going there in July ... It’s very hot ... August, September, June, yes ... July is the most daring there
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answered 11 years ago
In Egypt in July it is very very hot 40 42 during the day, but the climate is dry, and the heat is much easier to bear, well, it all depends on you how you feel in the heat ... So it's up to you
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answered 11 years ago
It all depends on how you endure this heat, in your homeland with high humidity you can also go crazy from the heat, and in Egypt the humidity is low
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answered 11 years ago
We were last year in August, everything was super .... we went with three children, no problems with the heat .... it’s hot during the day like everywhere in the sun, in the evening it’s beautifully cool, cooler than in Turkey ..... on excursions in the desert - very hot, but even then .... tolerable. And by the way, no one burned down, unlike Turkey in June ...
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answered 11 years ago