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Dear connoisseurs, it is not necessary to advise the Ras Um Sid reef (I know), where is the richer reef of three hotels with a sandy entry: Novotel, Jazz Sharm Dream or Maritim Joli Wiley Casino? All in Naama Bay
Dear connoisseurs, it is not necessary to advise the Ras Um Sid reef (I know), where is the richer reef of three hotels with a sandy entry: Novotel, Jazz Sharm Dream or Maritim Joli Wiley Casino? All in Naama Bay
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In Maritime the reef is dead.
Choose Novotel - there are plenty of fish, even a few meters after entering the sea
Choose Novotel - there are plenty of fish, even a few meters after entering the sea
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answered 4 years ago
last december we were in the marriot resort mountain (now a promenade performance), line 2, and swam to the novtelevsky beach, there we saw baorracuds and moray eels and a stone perch for 60 kg and what kind of jazz charm dream would you say it is now 100 cheaper than novotel palm
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answered 4 years ago
However, thanks for the answers, gentlemen ... what will happen in December, only God knows (((
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answered 4 years ago
Dear experts, do not advise Ras Um Sid reef
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answered 4 years ago
Yes, I agree that Ras um Sid is one of the best reefs in Sharm, just because of my companion I choose a sandy entrance to the sea, but in my case Novotel is the best option
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answered 4 years ago
Naama Bay is literate, and visibility is 2 meters in the Black Sea
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answered 4 years ago
For Polupan07
Probably you have never been to Crimea. There, visibility in the water is 6 meters or more. But in Noam Bay, one gasoline and dregs. Well, maybe you like it.
Probably you have never been to Crimea. There, visibility in the water is 6 meters or more. But in Noam Bay, one gasoline and dregs. Well, maybe you like it.
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answered 4 years ago
you have never been to the Red Sea, the muddiest and dirtiest section of the Red Sea is 10 times cleaner and more transparent than the Black Sea, a person from Ukraine writes to you who, until the age of 16, 25, traveled to Crimea to the South Coast (Parkovoe or Foros) and Tarkhankut
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answered 4 years ago
For Polupan07
I have been to Crimea more than 40 times (sometimes 2 times a year). I was in Parkovoe and Foros several times, as well as in a dozen other villages. The sea is quite clear there. Of course, after a storm, the water can be cloudy, but after a couple of days you can clearly see the bottom at a depth of 4-6 meters.
I have been to the Red Sea more than 10 times. The Red Sea is clear, of course, but somehow in 2016 I was sailing south from the Sunrise Diamand Select Hotel towards the Royal Grand Sharm Hotel and got into a real water sandstorm. This is when the visibility dropped to 0.5-1 meters and we had to make a lot of efforts not to run into the reef and swim through this area. So the Red Sea is different. It's just that you haven't spent much time on it. But there is no sea in Noama Bay. From the word "generally" no. Gasoline and the mass of boats completely fucked him up.
I have been to Crimea more than 40 times (sometimes 2 times a year). I was in Parkovoe and Foros several times, as well as in a dozen other villages. The sea is quite clear there. Of course, after a storm, the water can be cloudy, but after a couple of days you can clearly see the bottom at a depth of 4-6 meters.
I have been to the Red Sea more than 10 times. The Red Sea is clear, of course, but somehow in 2016 I was sailing south from the Sunrise Diamand Select Hotel towards the Royal Grand Sharm Hotel and got into a real water sandstorm. This is when the visibility dropped to 0.5-1 meters and we had to make a lot of efforts not to run into the reef and swim through this area. So the Red Sea is different. It's just that you haven't spent much time on it. But there is no sea in Noama Bay. From the word "generally" no. Gasoline and the mass of boats completely fucked him up.
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answered 4 years ago