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Do sharks swim to shore?
Do sharks swim to shore?
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Do not be afraid of sharks, the hotel staff successfully drives them away. This procedure is called "evening animation".
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answered 16 years ago
In the evening, of course, swimming is not allowed, and during the day, nothing will bother you! so there is nothing to be afraid of during the day =)
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answered 16 years ago
no, they are afraid of the hotel manager.
they swim up only at night when he sleeps.
We saw the signs - DO NOT SWIM AT NIGHT!!!!
So this is why :)
If you want to swim at night - wake up the main manager :) and you will not be afraid of anything :)
they swim up only at night when he sleeps.
We saw the signs - DO NOT SWIM AT NIGHT!!!!
So this is why :)
If you want to swim at night - wake up the main manager :) and you will not be afraid of anything :)
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answered 16 years ago
Yes :)
turn on your sense of humor - you can't go there without it :)
if it's not there, then it's not worth going :)
turn on your sense of humor - you can't go there without it :)
if it's not there, then it's not worth going :)
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answered 16 years ago
but the fact is that there are sharks in this sea.
they are small - up to a meter and a half.
And they are afraid of people.
they are not clear.
dangerous - hedgehogs, who are not afraid of anything at all - these are hedgehogs. the hedgehog is a proud bird, if you don't kick it, it won't fly away.
and will shit.
still dangerous are the waves that throw the body with cellulite onto corals or rocks. I myself saw an open fracture of one naive grandmother ... how she cursed ... wow, I still remember ...
they are small - up to a meter and a half.
And they are afraid of people.
they are not clear.
dangerous - hedgehogs, who are not afraid of anything at all - these are hedgehogs. the hedgehog is a proud bird, if you don't kick it, it won't fly away.
and will shit.
still dangerous are the waves that throw the body with cellulite onto corals or rocks. I myself saw an open fracture of one naive grandmother ... how she cursed ... wow, I still remember ...
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answered 16 years ago
It’s better not to deal with local ditches, they don’t know how to heal, but they love loot. Be sure to take activated charcoal and medicines for the stomach. Personally, in my case, and not only in my case, the crabs were not entirely useful. The sea is alive there, because it is rich in flora and fauna, you can’t touch carals, try to stroke fish, and feed it with your hand down in the water, it’s even more dangerous for peasants to put food in swimming trunks, I watched an unforgettable sight, how one flew out of the water with a wild roar. Carefully look under your feet when you come in, hedgehogs are the same very unpleasant pleasure. Follow the basic rules and everything will be fine.
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answered 16 years ago
At the expense of medicines, you can ask at the pharmacy, a normal pharmacist will pick up a set of the necessary (or is it only in Odessa?)
It is necessary to take something from the disorder, activated charcoal or something else from poisoning. if there are problems with digestion, then mezim - the kitchen is all the same unusual and in the heat everything quickly deteriorates. Take wet disinfectant wipes - you can wash your hands and fruits and wipe scratches. Then peroxide iodine cotton bandage, well, sunscreen and wet cream after sunburn.
The inhabitants of the sea are dangerous there - hedgehogs, plants and poisonous shells, stingrays burrow into the sand, poisonous fish, jellyfish, large and toothed fish, sharp corals - but basically all this just needs to be noticed in time and not stepped on, not touched, not put your fingers in your mouth and everything will be fine.
but in general you definitely need coral slippers or flippers to protect your legs and it would be nice to have some kind of wetsuit to protect against various jellyfish and thermal insulation.
It is necessary to take something from the disorder, activated charcoal or something else from poisoning. if there are problems with digestion, then mezim - the kitchen is all the same unusual and in the heat everything quickly deteriorates. Take wet disinfectant wipes - you can wash your hands and fruits and wipe scratches. Then peroxide iodine cotton bandage, well, sunscreen and wet cream after sunburn.
The inhabitants of the sea are dangerous there - hedgehogs, plants and poisonous shells, stingrays burrow into the sand, poisonous fish, jellyfish, large and toothed fish, sharp corals - but basically all this just needs to be noticed in time and not stepped on, not touched, not put your fingers in your mouth and everything will be fine.
but in general you definitely need coral slippers or flippers to protect your legs and it would be nice to have some kind of wetsuit to protect against various jellyfish and thermal insulation.
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answered 16 years ago
There are no sharks near the shore, but if you wish, you can swim 800 meters from the shore, if you have the opportunity to dive with a moray eel or lionfish. If you want to see sharks, you need to go to South Africa in December. :)
Of the medicines you need to take for the stomach (charcoal, mezim, etc.), as well as against burns, since you can burn in the first days.
Of the medicines you need to take for the stomach (charcoal, mezim, etc.), as well as against burns, since you can burn in the first days.
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answered 16 years ago
sharks are afraid to swim close to the shore where corals grow, because sharks have skin, not scales. their wounds take a long time to heal. therefore, in those places where coral beaches, and not sandy ones, you should not expect sharks where you swim. And in general, in order to avoid burns and wounds, you do not need to touch anything with your hands in the sea.
And as for medicines, in addition to what has already been said, I recommend hydrogen peroxide, cotton pads (to treat wounds), antipyretics (because the temperature can be from the fact that you slipped on the bus and from long exposure to the sun), a cure for your diseases ( everyone has their own crown sores)
And as for medicines, in addition to what has already been said, I recommend hydrogen peroxide, cotton pads (to treat wounds), antipyretics (because the temperature can be from the fact that you slipped on the bus and from long exposure to the sun), a cure for your diseases ( everyone has their own crown sores)
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answered 16 years ago
The guide told us - "Where there are Russians, there are no sharks there"))
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answered 16 years ago
Yeah...
I personally saw the moray eel half a meter from the shore at the Tobia Hotel. There were two of them and they had a very mating season.
It's at the beginning of April. At this time, they do not run away from you, but rather try to scare you away - they attack. There is an underwater photo. Cute creatures :) They also seem to have skin, not scales, although I don’t know - I haven’t touched it, and I won’t. :)
Without slippers or fins, only a complete idiot goes into the sea, or one who for the first time on the first day on the first trip has just arrived or went to the sea in the traditional sense of our sea.
Regarding their doctors: when a bus crashed, an ambulance arrived. But do you know why? For corpses, not for help. As they say - why help? We just need to let Allah take the souls of the infidels. Such is their principle of medicine.
With an amazing birth rate - very high mortality. Why? Allah gave - Allah took, no need to treat.
There is no need to interfere with Allah, he knows everything very well - who will live and who will be taken away as soon as possible :) That's it. So do not be naive, and rely primarily on yourself and people from your culture and country.
I personally saw the moray eel half a meter from the shore at the Tobia Hotel. There were two of them and they had a very mating season.
It's at the beginning of April. At this time, they do not run away from you, but rather try to scare you away - they attack. There is an underwater photo. Cute creatures :) They also seem to have skin, not scales, although I don’t know - I haven’t touched it, and I won’t. :)
Without slippers or fins, only a complete idiot goes into the sea, or one who for the first time on the first day on the first trip has just arrived or went to the sea in the traditional sense of our sea.
Regarding their doctors: when a bus crashed, an ambulance arrived. But do you know why? For corpses, not for help. As they say - why help? We just need to let Allah take the souls of the infidels. Such is their principle of medicine.
With an amazing birth rate - very high mortality. Why? Allah gave - Allah took, no need to treat.
There is no need to interfere with Allah, he knows everything very well - who will live and who will be taken away as soon as possible :) That's it. So do not be naive, and rely primarily on yourself and people from your culture and country.
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answered 16 years ago
Sharks don't swim to shore. Regarding medicines - take essential medicines (for colds, indigestion, ear drops, etc.)
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answered 16 years ago
regarding medicines: be sure to take stomach pills with you (noshpa, linex, activated charcoal), panthenol for burns, adhesive plasters, iodine, I advise you to take something antipyretic (some even took antibiotics at the first symptoms of a serious cold), we needed zoverax for the child and stomatadine (in the wind it easily inflates the mouth and used dirty dishes), tablets for motion sickness if you are going to ride a yacht in the open sea.
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answered 16 years ago
No sharks, that's for sure
But guides who want to offer you excursions are a dime a dozen))
But guides who want to offer you excursions are a dime a dozen))
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answered 16 years ago
and old women who will also go on an excursion and will spoil and slow down everything with their smell and noise :)
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answered 16 years ago
Is it warm in Egypt in late December to early January? what clothes to take with you?
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answered 16 years ago
For the evening, be sure to wear warm clothes with long sleeves (windbreaker, sweater), jeans, as it is windy during this period, especially in the evenings. But during the day you can swim and sunbathe
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answered 16 years ago
you should not be afraid of sharks - the main thing after sunset is not to swim. Go into the sea with a pontoon, if you do not have it - only in coral sneakers.
Medicines should be bought at the pharmacy - the pharmacist will tell you. I recommend: peroxide, iodine (zelenka), analgin, charcoal, pharmacetron, for the stomach for 2 options at least, cotton pads, bandages, plasters, burns.
I do not recommend contacting local guru doctors - it is life threatening.
Medicines should be bought at the pharmacy - the pharmacist will tell you. I recommend: peroxide, iodine (zelenka), analgin, charcoal, pharmacetron, for the stomach for 2 options at least, cotton pads, bandages, plasters, burns.
I do not recommend contacting local guru doctors - it is life threatening.
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answered 16 years ago
Not everywhere, by the way, corals and predators in the water. In November, we were in Sharm for the second time, in the bay where they ride bathyscaphes, at the City Sharm hotel. The most beautiful beach!!!! No slippers needed, everywhere sand and palm trees on the shore. And there are enough sunbeds, in principle. However, the hotel itself is not great, so-so. "Sonesta Club", for example, I liked more in terms of pools, territory and food. By the way, there, in the bay, there are many different hotels and a great beach everywhere. And next to the Old Market.
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answered 16 years ago
