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Is it safe to rest alone with a child in Egypt? How are the sharks, are they attacking people? What is the weather like in late October in Sharm?
We are going to the Albatros Aqua Park Hotel on October 20.
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Dangerously! Arabs pester in shops, in markets, about sharks, so that they pester and attack, I haven’t heard anything. I can’t say anything about the weather, weather forecasters, like deputies, lie recklessly, but still type the website “Weather at world resorts” on the Internet. From the experience of travel, even in January, there is no snow in Egypt!
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answered 7 years ago
THE WEATHER IS SUPER! Unobtrusively hot .. Sharks do not stick, the Arab male population sticks even if you are not alone - this is their trick! They consider Eastern European women to be easily accessible or their loved ones - pharaoh irresistible ... Something like that, IMHO.
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answered 7 years ago
Sharks in the charm have not attacked or molested anyone for a long time. The Arab male population is always pestering regardless of your age and also you are alone, with girlfriends, with a friend, with a husband or with a child, the hotel is smaller, outside the hotel is more brazen. Ignore their "love songs". In the albatross aqua park there will definitely be mothers with children, and grandmothers with grandchildren, get to know each other and everything will be OK
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answered 7 years ago
You won’t see sharks for sure) In October in Egypt, the velvet season, it’s nicely warm! And the safety of the child depends only on you personally! The Egyptians are very friendly people, albeit a little intrusive)
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answered 7 years ago
Well, the reef shark is everywhere in the Red Sea, but it doesn't feed on humans. Dangerous sharks, such as white, etc. not in the Sharma area.
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answered 7 years ago
Ahh the sharks are attacking! We all die! Don't go to Egypt! (What do people think when they ask questions like this?)
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answered 7 years ago
The fact is that I swam near reef sharks, and near barracudas too. They don't attack people! Not the food!!!
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answered 7 years ago
don't scare T.S. Non-white sharks on two legs are still scarier !!!!
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answered 7 years ago
As for harassment, she walked around Naama Bay in a bathing suit on top of a cape, she really went back and forth, at the Old Market she moved away from her husband at a decent distance, in Nabka she climbed along the shopping street without her husband. sometimes I bought up, then I drank coffee, I traded at a local stall, while the merchant went to me cheaper goods, I took goods from merchants, I rode in a dolmusha, that's why no one bothered, so rudely, they sometimes say that either a smile or eyes are beautiful for the sake of decency almost , no one was holding hands. not tulitsya, nor looked like something wrong, maybe of course the reason is about me. But, I felt more than calm!
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answered 7 years ago
anastasof85, I wonder why in their homeland women do not walk the streets or ride public transport in swimsuits - it's so natural! :)) Well, or to the market in Kiev in a combo
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answered 7 years ago
in a bathing suit (she put on a cardigan on top) she didn’t go all over the city. and along the embankment, from the beach for some food, but in the homeland, for example, Crimea, on the streets near the embankments, people in swimsuits are a frequent occurrence!)))
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answered 7 years ago
It’s just that you wrote that - I imagined - a lady in a swimsuit with a cape like a pareo, without the visible presence of a man nearby, walks around the Old Market and no one stole her :) I once walked in a sundress in Naama Bay, with 2 men on the sides . But there was so much attention from local sellers that it was very uncomfortable. So on the territory of the hotel - as you like. But somewhere - somehow, without attracting increased attention
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answered 7 years ago