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Is it cold in January swimming in the Dead Sea? Or better in Cairo?
And another question to Israel excursion from Sharm is not cold in January swimming in the Dead Sea? Or is it better to go to Cairo?
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Not cold about + 22-23 water temperature in the Dead Sea
The excursion to Cairo is interesting and to Israel is also very interesting, but the latest reviews are very long in line at the border of Egypt with Israel
The excursion to Cairo is interesting and to Israel is also very interesting, but the latest reviews are very long in line at the border of Egypt with Israel
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answered 7 years ago
I was in February at the Dead Sea in Israel. The water was 18 degrees, although the air temperature was at least 25 degrees.
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answered 7 years ago
There is no way I can understand this pursuit of the number of countries in one trip. Have you already seen all of Egypt that you decided to combine with Israel? Or is the check mark "I was in Israel" worth many hours of crossing the border and mowing in a bus for 40 people?
The tour of Cairo is excellent, a chic museum, mosques, pyramids. Plus, this is an air tour, you don’t have to shake around the clock on the bus. I would go to Cairo, honestly.
The tour of Cairo is excellent, a chic museum, mosques, pyramids. Plus, this is an air tour, you don’t have to shake around the clock on the bus. I would go to Cairo, honestly.
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answered 7 years ago
And I wouldn't! In Cairo, it is more likely to get involved in some kind of terrorist act inadvertently.
True, now it can be everywhere. And Paris, and Nice, and even we were on a cruise, in Valencia we got into some kind of protest, we barely got out!
True, now it can be everywhere. And Paris, and Nice, and even we were on a cruise, in Valencia we got into some kind of protest, we barely got out!
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answered 7 years ago
Yeah, but in Israel and Palestine it’s been calm for the last 50 years)))). Cairo is smarter in terms of time and comfort.
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answered 7 years ago
I don't recommend anything!
I'm flying to the Red Sea! If I wanted the Dead Sea, I would fly to Israel. If I wanted to Cairo, I would fly to Cairo, it is not wise to spend my short time on vacation with a 1-2 day trip to Cairo. I don’t like to combine.
I'm flying to the Red Sea! If I wanted the Dead Sea, I would fly to Israel. If I wanted to Cairo, I would fly to Cairo, it is not wise to spend my short time on vacation with a 1-2 day trip to Cairo. I don’t like to combine.
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answered 7 years ago
It's not cold! But it's better to go to Israel and Cairo) Write if you have additional questions about excursions) +201021232817
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answered 7 years ago
"Plus, this is an air tour, no need to shake around the clock on the bus." This is decent money, not everyone has it!
And how my friends went from Sharm to Jerusalem, I know. Some long and tediously passed the Israeli border guards and then galloped through Israel. The other was not allowed at all, without even explaining the reasons, and he got to Sharm on his own!
And how my friends went from Sharm to Jerusalem, I know. Some long and tediously passed the Israeli border guards and then galloped through Israel. The other was not allowed at all, without even explaining the reasons, and he got to Sharm on his own!
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answered 7 years ago
Well, the bus to Cairo is also shaking for half a day, no pleasure. I also hate to combine a bunch of countries in one trip. If I have already arrived in one country, I look it up and down.
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answered 7 years ago
The ideal tourist, in the view of a person who promotes his excursion services here, is a person who goes on 6 excursions a week. Better 7. If you have time. Is it really the wind of change?
I strongly do not recommend going on one-day tours to Israel from Sharm. Expensive, without a guarantee of crossing the border, running on top, for every great sight - 10 minutes in a crowd of the same crazy tourists. Cairo is a must. As is Luxor. But not at once and not from Sharm, but from Hurghada. From Egypt, specifically from Taba, you can and should go to Petra. This is the only justified international excursion.
I strongly do not recommend going on one-day tours to Israel from Sharm. Expensive, without a guarantee of crossing the border, running on top, for every great sight - 10 minutes in a crowd of the same crazy tourists. Cairo is a must. As is Luxor. But not at once and not from Sharm, but from Hurghada. From Egypt, specifically from Taba, you can and should go to Petra. This is the only justified international excursion.
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answered 7 years ago
Dear L_ena,
1: no one forces tourists to buy tours
2: there are active and passive tourists) Depends on the purpose of the holiday) Someone flies in the sun to soak up, and someone likes to go on excursions and visit interesting places)
3: Is $80 for a trip to Israel expensive? Including everything and even lunch?
4: tourists are warned about the possible non-passing of the border and part of the money is returned to them
5: a trip to Lukor from Sharm is only by plane (expensive, but comfortable), From Hurghada to Luxor 300 km) Also not just by bus))
6: the distance from Hurghada to Cairo is 455 km, and from Sharm to Cairo 500 km (this is me, by the way)
1: no one forces tourists to buy tours
2: there are active and passive tourists) Depends on the purpose of the holiday) Someone flies in the sun to soak up, and someone likes to go on excursions and visit interesting places)
3: Is $80 for a trip to Israel expensive? Including everything and even lunch?
4: tourists are warned about the possible non-passing of the border and part of the money is returned to them
5: a trip to Lukor from Sharm is only by plane (expensive, but comfortable), From Hurghada to Luxor 300 km) Also not just by bus))
6: the distance from Hurghada to Cairo is 455 km, and from Sharm to Cairo 500 km (this is me, by the way)
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answered 7 years ago
Water at the Dead Sea in January + 22C.
But Cairo is more interesting.
But Cairo is more interesting.
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