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Tell me how to get to Naama Bay from the Hilton Sharks Bay 4 * hotel?
Tell me how to get to Naama Bay from the Hilton Sharks Bay 4 * hotel?
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Leave the hotel, walk 200 meters to the highway and stop a taxi, or rather, they will stop themselves.
From Soho to Naama you can bargain for $3-4 per car.
The hotel also has a taxi or minibus, but it will be twice as expensive.
From Soho to Naama you can bargain for $3-4 per car.
The hotel also has a taxi or minibus, but it will be twice as expensive.
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answered 5 years ago
teka2014 tip. Always ask the taxi driver the price for one person or for all. Like "4 dollars for van or for all person" :)
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answered 5 years ago
there, on the highway, stop the blue minibus, preferably at the nearest stop, and for 5eg. pounds per person, just don’t ask, but just give the driver already calculated and without change
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answered 5 years ago
How to get out of the barrier of the Hilton Sharks Bay hotel there are a lot of taxi cars. Taxi drivers offer $6-7 to Naama Bay and say that no one will go cheaper. You have to go in the direction of Soho, behind the Concorde Sport Hotel there is a long road to the highway (like an alley) and there any passing taxi will stop and the price will be 2 times cheaper. We even for $2 for 4 people. took a taxi to Naama. The main thing is to stand firm on your price. And when you go out onto the track, take a minibus for 5 pounds per person, even to Naam, even to the Old City.
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answered 5 years ago
I see that such questions arise more and more often, although the answer is the same for everyone - by taxi, or by minibus, if the hotel is not far from the main streets, this is not a metropolis with its bunch of minibuses, trailers, buses, metro, everything is simple .Unless, rightly, you were given an emphasis on negotiations with taxi drivers, so that at the finish line there should not be a lot of money and about minibuses, who are better off paying in pounds and preferably without change, otherwise it will round in its direction.
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answered 5 years ago
Greetings
The guys were right
I would like to know more about the shuttles. Minibuses also periodically pass near your hotel, only they go in the opposite direction from Naama Bay. You need to reach a large highway and cross the road (please be careful - there are no pedestrian crossings here). The cost of a minibus now for the locals from here to Naama is 3.5 egy pounds, but gasoline has risen in price again, so pay 5 egy pounds per person. Pay as soon as you get on the bus. It will most likely be useless to wait for change - so prepare some small money.
Here is the road you need to walk to on the map:
The guys were right
I would like to know more about the shuttles. Minibuses also periodically pass near your hotel, only they go in the opposite direction from Naama Bay. You need to reach a large highway and cross the road (please be careful - there are no pedestrian crossings here). The cost of a minibus now for the locals from here to Naama is 3.5 egy pounds, but gasoline has risen in price again, so pay 5 egy pounds per person. Pay as soon as you get on the bus. It will most likely be useless to wait for change - so prepare some small money.
Here is the road you need to walk to on the map:
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answered 5 years ago
I will continue the question for the experts. Where to look for a minibus (at least the name of the road) to get to Soho from the Royal Grand Sharm Hotel (hadaba) we plan to get on big swich on. I suspect that it will not be possible to bargain with taxi drivers on this day.
And before the old market, I understand to go in the other direction?
And before the old market, I understand to go in the other direction?
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answered 5 years ago
Oksanashewchenko, in your situation, everything is a little more complicated. This is not Hadaba, but Mercato, you can’t leave here by minibus - you just have to go to the road to Hadaba.
Where the minibuses stop - I marked with an asterisk on the map. I would have been better off walking to the Old City (from here the minibus does not take you to the Old City, you still have to go there).
But you can get to Soho "from the asterisk" by minibus, you just need to clarify whether it goes there or not. You have to ask the driver. From here there are 2 options for the trip: either they go only to Naama Bay (then the driver will say "Marina"), or after Naama further to Nabq (and to Soho too) - then the driver will say "GaraAna".
That is, slow down the minibus, ask "GaraAna?". If the answer is yes, then sit down. From Hadaba to Soho - at least 5 egylbs for locals, so you can give 10.
Where the minibuses stop - I marked with an asterisk on the map. I would have been better off walking to the Old City (from here the minibus does not take you to the Old City, you still have to go there).
But you can get to Soho "from the asterisk" by minibus, you just need to clarify whether it goes there or not. You have to ask the driver. From here there are 2 options for the trip: either they go only to Naama Bay (then the driver will say "Marina"), or after Naama further to Nabq (and to Soho too) - then the driver will say "GaraAna".
That is, slow down the minibus, ask "GaraAna?". If the answer is yes, then sit down. From Hadaba to Soho - at least 5 egylbs for locals, so you can give 10.
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answered 5 years ago
Here I do not understand. How can you take a tour for a week, let's say, for a thousand dollars, and in all seriousness discuss how to take a taxi not for 7 dollars, but for 5. Remember! More than one taxi driver in Sharm has not refused anyone a ride for 100 Egyptian pounds, where you did not go. Are you far to go? So at the next trip, take a mobile phone from the taxi driver. Call him and he will come to you. Although, I suspect, you don’t even have an Egyptian sim card, save everything. Then why should you go somewhere? Stay at the hotel, you have everything inclusive there. The taxi driver is also not included, so nothing to ride
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answered 5 years ago
Thank you Veter Change!
Sharm2112 we all go on the last money, sometimes on credit, we save as much as we can :-) :-) :-)
I'm kidding, if anything)
And if there is no money, then you can generally sit at home and not go on vacation.
Sharm2112 we all go on the last money, sometimes on credit, we save as much as we can :-) :-) :-)
I'm kidding, if anything)
And if there is no money, then you can generally sit at home and not go on vacation.
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answered 5 years ago
First of all, it's great that people help so much (even with cards). THIS IS WHY THIS SITE IS NEEDED. Some just write for "show off" and it's usually crazy .... About the blue minibuses (not everyone is thrilled to bargain and pay pounds), I, for example, from Soho to Naami paid $ 3 for three and did not look for pounds. and agreed on a taxi for 5 bucks, and on arrival the taxi driver bulged his eyes and demanded another 1 buck, but so brazenly that throwing 2 more bucks - quietly left. I do not see the point, the desire to bargain on vacation IMMEDIATELY. Although for many it's just a thrill. I will repeat once again: SUPER, when experts can help on the forum with REAL advice. I am for this: there is a question = there is an answer.
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answered 5 years ago
sharm2112,
jokes are jokes, but there are people who really scrape the bottom of the barrel for one trip several times a year - and, accordingly, want to see everything at once. and I am very glad that you (and, thank the gods, me) were not affected.
jokes are jokes, but there are people who really scrape the bottom of the barrel for one trip several times a year - and, accordingly, want to see everything at once. and I am very glad that you (and, thank the gods, me) were not affected.
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answered 5 years ago
I understand that now many state employees are flying, BUT TO BE HUMILATED, begging for a discount in the market, to be humiliated in a taxi, .... I saw how one woman bargained for a very long time in the Old about a travel suitcase and towels = the first necessity, and you need to spend your nerves on it and time. I saw how a young man (and rather poor families can be seen by clothes, but he was not one of those) BUT loudly bargained in a minibus, yelled that he knew the cost in pounds, and his wife modestly turned away from the window, and then defiantly threw these pounds to the driver ..... I saw how buying butter (like for a crust of bread) people are ready to bargain for life and death. I do not like it. I saw state employees who took 3 50 bucks in addition to the voucher and once went on a free minibus (it is available from all hotels) to George Clooney, bought some fruit there and 1 dollar of cheap sweets, went with us on a minibus 1 time to Soho to see singing fountains and paid 4 bucks for a family with a child (without bargaining).
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answered 5 years ago
Let's not educate how to live, because All people are different and everyone has something of their own, and upbringing, and outlook on life, and opportunities. The person asked, give an answer to the question if you can help, and if not, pass by, without educational work as it should be - save or not. There are cunning and arrogant taxi drivers and sellers, trying to deceive and outwit at every turn. And it takes place that upon arrival at the destination with a twisted evil muzzle, they extort more than agreed. They have nothing to be ashamed of! Taxi drivers bring you to the Old Town and promise to come for you, they bring you to the shop assistant and say that when you work up, come to this shop, and the seller will call him and say that you can come to take you to the hotel. When you come to this store, the seller starts to load you that you definitely need to buy something from him, otherwise he will not call the driver. And his prices for everything immediately skyrocket! It makes no sense to negotiate with a taxi driver on the way back. There are plenty of taxis and minibuses.
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answered 5 years ago
You need to bargain, the traders at the bazaar are waiting for this. And if you take a lot of everything, for example, mangoes, sweets, teas, T-shirts, towels, oils, etc., the savings are quite good when bargaining.
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answered 5 years ago
I want to address the "masters" of Sharma, in particular the Hilton Sharks Bay hotel. Tell me which room is better to ask for on the first line, so that the view would be beautiful (better of course on the sea) and a balcony that would be and not far from the reception?
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answered 5 years ago