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They write that the reef in the Concorde El Salam Hotel is dead and there is nothing to see, few fish, is that true?
They write that the reef in the Concorde El Salam Hotel is dead and there is nothing to see, few fish, is that true?
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They also write on the fence that the Inca is confused ... Believe everything that they write or can they come and see for themselves?) In general, the hotel itself from the budget 5-rock is very decent, the reef is average, but there is something to see, especially if you swim to the left after the Hilton near the unfinished hotel, there are moray eels and stingrays and a lot of things to see!
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answered 7 years ago
not true. the reef can be without frills, but there are many and different fish: Napoleon, moray eel, stingray, etc. and swam in the other direction not in the Hilton, but in the direction of Iceland View
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answered 7 years ago
Bullshit, dude, bullshit! Normal reef, not dead. If you have already bought tickets, then do not wind yourself up with any nonsense, pack your bags. :)
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answered 7 years ago
The reef in Sharks Bay is very decent) Take a good mood with you and have a wonderful holiday)
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answered 7 years ago
"They write that the reef in the Concorde El Salam Hotel is dead and there is nothing to see, few fish, is that true?"
- Truth.
- Truth.
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answered 7 years ago
LindaLinda, my opinion is based on the reviews of hundreds of tourists, experienced colleagues and personal experience, and not just subjective likes or dislikes.
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answered 7 years ago
agent_borabora, my review is also based not only on personal preferences. Do you know that the hotel has its own diving center with training? Dives go all day from early morning until evening. And who would dive there if the reef was dead? In addition, yachts sail there every day, from which they also dive. So the reef is definitely not dead.
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answered 7 years ago