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Can you swim with fins at the local beach?
Can you swim with fins at the local beach?
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It is not possible, but it is necessary! And not only in fins, but also in a mask. "The Rehana Royal Hotel opened in the summer of 2008. A mid-range hotel located on the first coastline in the Nabq Bay area. The sea in this part of Sharm is active, there are currents, in winter the tide and waves are especially strong in the morning."
I think that if there is an active current, then even in flippers they may not be allowed into the sea - a red flag will hang, even if there are no waves on the surface of the sea. Not the best choice at all, let me tell you. Better choose a hotel in Sharks Bay. You will definitely swim there for the rest of your vacation. There are no undercurrents.
I think that if there is an active current, then even in flippers they may not be allowed into the sea - a red flag will hang, even if there are no waves on the surface of the sea. Not the best choice at all, let me tell you. Better choose a hotel in Sharks Bay. You will definitely swim there for the rest of your vacation. There are no undercurrents.
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answered 13 years ago
Galapagos, the winter period is still far away and something tells me that it is not about him.
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answered 13 years ago
You can also swim with fins, but coral swimming shoes are much more pleasant.
This is our opinion. Where to hurry?
This is our opinion. Where to hurry?
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answered 13 years ago
Katyy, there are exactly the same undercurrents there in the summer, it’s just that the sea may not be stormy. In the Nabq Bay area, where this hotel is located, there are very strong currents, so in any hotel located in this area, you can go out of 2 weeks in the summer and not swim at all. Therefore, there is no need to yell. And what tells you that we are talking about him, I don’t know. Apparently it's all about him. I mean the hotel.
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answered 13 years ago
Of course you can!
On all the beaches of Sharm, you can swim with fins, but you can also swim without them.
Rehana usually has a strong current, it is difficult to go back, you need to apply strength.
On all the beaches of Sharm, you can swim with fins, but you can also swim without them.
Rehana usually has a strong current, it is difficult to go back, you need to apply strength.
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answered 13 years ago
Swim whatever you want, but as mentioned above, it’s better to wear slippers to protect yourself from corals, it will not be easy to climb the stairs in flippers (you won’t go from the shore anyway - the guards won’t let you in, there are corals). And there are currents, but we also swam with children. There is a reef - a fairy tale.
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answered 13 years ago
Of course, it’s better to wear fins. And you can climb the ladder, having previously removed the fins while still in the water, without reaching the ladder. We did this. and so they came from the shore. but this is only when the sea is not stormy, which rarely happens. Basically, they were not allowed to swim at all before lunch, only in the afternoon you could enjoy all the beauties of the underwater world of the Red Sea.
Slippers, in any case, you need to take with you, suddenly you get tired of wearing fins all the time :)
Have a nice holiday.
Slippers, in any case, you need to take with you, suddenly you get tired of wearing fins all the time :)
Have a nice holiday.
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answered 13 years ago
swimming is better with fins. there is practically no flow. but in slippers it will be much more difficult to row. if you only want to float on the surface, any fins will do. but if you want to dive deeper, it is better to take hard and longer fins. the water is very salty and quickly pushes to the surface. I could not dive deeper than 4-5 meters.
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answered 13 years ago