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Do I need a visa for a boat trip to the Ras Mohammed Nature Reserve?
Is it possible to take an excursion on a yacht to the Ras Mohammed reserve and to the desert on ATVs if we have a Sinai visa?
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Ras Mohammed and the desert are in the Sinai Peninsula. Look at the map.
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answered 9 years ago
A visa is not required, but we were told to take our passports with us.
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answered 9 years ago
Usually the operator says that a visa is required for Ras Mohammed (for an unknown reason). But according to the experience of tourists, they visited the reserve without a visa.
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answered 9 years ago
A visa is needed only for excursions: Cairo, Luxor and the Baths of Moses.
About a year ago, the checkpoint for the national race Muhammad was moved and it also became visa-free. Passports are required for any excursion outside of Sharm.
About a year ago, the checkpoint for the national race Muhammad was moved and it also became visa-free. Passports are required for any excursion outside of Sharm.
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answered 9 years ago
Previously, a visa was required for a bus tour, but not for a yacht tour.
I have not heard about the transfer of the block post, interesting.
I have not heard about the transfer of the block post, interesting.
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answered 9 years ago
Just arrived from Egypt, a visa is not needed at all. At Hurghada airport, go around all the crowds of queues, take a sheet for free, fill it out, go through passport control, and at the exit we say to the policeman that we don’t need it and we’re not going on excursions at all. It has always been so.
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answered 9 years ago
I do not believe that a visa is not needed in Hurghada))) In Sharm, yes, there is a Sinai stamp, but in Hurghada a visa is required.
Especially your statement that it has always been like this (Hurghada) makes me smile. Do not mislead people.
Especially your statement that it has always been like this (Hurghada) makes me smile. Do not mislead people.
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