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Good afternoon, the question is, who knows if they put nets in hotels or not, I understand that sharks in the Red Sea are like squirrels, but still, to be honest, how I imagine that you need to jump from a pontoon, it already twitches!
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They don’t jump from the pontoon there, but carefully descend the ladder. I didn’t see any nets or sharks there.
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answered 12 years ago
The sharks have not been seen for over a year. And the nets will never be put up.
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answered 12 years ago
If it’s uncomfortable to swim in the sea because of sharks, choose hotels with sandy shallow beaches or artificial lagoons - in El Maya in Sharm or in Safaga, or in Hurghada Sunrise, or in Makadi Azura, for example.
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answered 12 years ago
Oleksii64, well, you can go down, or you can jump, I think so at least
supergva just wrote about a shark in April that swam in Naama Bay.
and not that I'm not comfortable, just dumb somehow.
Kasja23, Yes, and I liked this hotel, and besides, we have already booked it for September.
supergva just wrote about a shark in April that swam in Naama Bay.
and not that I'm not comfortable, just dumb somehow.
Kasja23, Yes, and I liked this hotel, and besides, we have already booked it for September.
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answered 12 years ago
Jumping from a pontoon is prohibited, plus a fence, and the height is somewhere up to 3 meters. Of course, I understand that there are no barriers for domestic tourists :)))
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answered 12 years ago
I just flew in from Sharm.
The guide clearly stated that the sharks had not been seen for over a year. This was also confirmed by dive instructors when I went diving on a yacht.
The guide clearly stated that the sharks had not been seen for over a year. This was also confirmed by dive instructors when I went diving on a yacht.
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answered 12 years ago
As if the guide(!) and dive instructors could say otherwise)))
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answered 12 years ago
Nuuuu.
When I flew to Melia Sinai, the dive instructors there immediately said that a shark had bitten a man on their beach a month ago...
When I flew to Melia Sinai, the dive instructors there immediately said that a shark had bitten a man on their beach a month ago...
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answered 12 years ago
Yeah, I’ll tell my soulmate that it’s impossible to jump, I didn’t intend to, but I wonder why there is depth, God forbid, and I don’t think you can get to the corals, then why?
And as for sharks, who will tell the truth, I honestly hoped that the nets were set!
And as for sharks, who will tell the truth, I honestly hoped that the nets were set!
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answered 12 years ago
I think you can't jump for two reasons: 1 Don't scare the marine life. 2 There are quite a lot of people near the pontoon in the sea, sometimes there is even a queue for the stairs (get down, get down), if someone also jumps from above ...
Also, by the way, it is forbidden to walk on the coral massif, you can not go further than 20-30 meters from the coast.
Also, by the way, it is forbidden to walk on the coral massif, you can not go further than 20-30 meters from the coast.
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answered 12 years ago
Smilee, you are not afraid to fly by plane?
How about driving in a car?
How about crossing the road?
Imagine how many people visited Sharm in a year and not a single case.
Why do you think that something will happen to you?
Do not panic.
Nothing will happen to you.
afraid of wolves...
How about driving in a car?
How about crossing the road?
Imagine how many people visited Sharm in a year and not a single case.
Why do you think that something will happen to you?
Do not panic.
Nothing will happen to you.
afraid of wolves...
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answered 12 years ago
Oleksii64 I think you can’t jump for two reasons: 1 Don’t scare marine life... sorry, it became funny, no, well, somewhere I certainly agree, but I still laugh to tears, I don’t know why)))
supergva, you are right, thanks
supergva, you are right, thanks
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answered 12 years ago
who explained it to you that they have a fenced area there, as we "do not swim behind the buoys" and they "do not go beyond Sharks Bay")))
Well, perhaps of course there are a lot of them, since there are a lot of fish and so on, but I think the sea is big .... not only there are sharks
Well, perhaps of course there are a lot of them, since there are a lot of fish and so on, but I think the sea is big .... not only there are sharks
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answered 12 years ago
They don't live in Sharks Bay. They don't live in one place at all, they swim everywhere. Most often, sharks appear in the area of sheer coral reefs and emerge from the depths.
And Sharks Bay is shallow.
In Sharks Bay, even a shark didn't bite anyone when it did bite everyone.
Do you watch National Geographic?
They show not garbage, but serious films.
There was a whole movie on the subject.
It turned out that the shark bit for a reason.
At that time it was very hot and this somehow affected the availability of food habitual for the shark, it became less. At the same time, they realized that there are special diving excursions where sharks are fed and admiring beginner divers look at it. So the feeder took out the fish from the bag behind his back, which hung in the area of u200bu200bthe ass.
The shark that bit everyone was alone, for this was determined by the imprint of the jaws.
So this shark bit everyone's hand and ass. So we realized that this is exactly the shark that is used to feeding it with people. In fact, she did not bite people, but was looking for her usual food.
And this shark was never caught.
Others were caught, but they didn't have the same jaw prints.
And Sharks Bay is shallow.
In Sharks Bay, even a shark didn't bite anyone when it did bite everyone.
Do you watch National Geographic?
They show not garbage, but serious films.
There was a whole movie on the subject.
It turned out that the shark bit for a reason.
At that time it was very hot and this somehow affected the availability of food habitual for the shark, it became less. At the same time, they realized that there are special diving excursions where sharks are fed and admiring beginner divers look at it. So the feeder took out the fish from the bag behind his back, which hung in the area of u200bu200bthe ass.
The shark that bit everyone was alone, for this was determined by the imprint of the jaws.
So this shark bit everyone's hand and ass. So we realized that this is exactly the shark that is used to feeding it with people. In fact, she did not bite people, but was looking for her usual food.
And this shark was never caught.
Others were caught, but they didn't have the same jaw prints.
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answered 12 years ago
On my own example: WHY CAN'T JUMP FROM PONTOON? You can jump, gentlemen, but personally, I got dubious pleasure from my 2 jumps :).
Jump 1 - "pike". I did everything according to the classics, but did not take into account the difference in density of river water and salty Sharmovsky. It hit my head so that I saw both the dark Egyptian night and the bright Egyptian dawn.
Jump 2 - “soldier” (well, I didn’t calm down stupid). I got a supply of salty water (with its density) in my nose. In general, this inhalation completely put me in my place and suggested other, more reasonable) types of entertainment.
You won't feel the buzz. Yes, and the heads of the surrounding divers are embarrassing. I know it was stupid of me... :)
Jump 1 - "pike". I did everything according to the classics, but did not take into account the difference in density of river water and salty Sharmovsky. It hit my head so that I saw both the dark Egyptian night and the bright Egyptian dawn.
Jump 2 - “soldier” (well, I didn’t calm down stupid). I got a supply of salty water (with its density) in my nose. In general, this inhalation completely put me in my place and suggested other, more reasonable) types of entertainment.
You won't feel the buzz. Yes, and the heads of the surrounding divers are embarrassing. I know it was stupid of me... :)
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answered 12 years ago
