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Good afternoon, help with the choice of a resort / hotel in Egypt.
I really want to see the fish
+ we are planning a trip at the end of February, so I want to make the right choice so that there are no winds + results of the recent flood
I really want to see the fish
+ we are planning a trip at the end of February, so I want to make the right choice so that there are no winds + results of the recent flood
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Sharm, Marsa, Dahab. There are several hotels in Makadi. The wind is as lucky as it is everywhere, but not always. To select a hotel, you need to know the number of people / children, the number of days of stay and the approximate budget of the trip.
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answered 15 years ago
Better Charm (and fish, and civilization). I was at the Renaissance Golden View Hotel, very good, excellent reef and location of the hotel. There is my review. It was at the end of February last year and the weather and the sea are warm
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answered 15 years ago
Charm. White Prince Bay, Savita Hotel 5*. Hidden in the rock, there is no wind at all, the reef is excellent. In this bay there are also Sierra 4 *, Savoy 5 *, Sunrise, Concorde, Hilton Sharks Bay.
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answered 15 years ago
If the first time in Egypt, Sharma will be enough ... (a hotel in the bay for February), for the "experienced" somewhere in the Deep South (starting El Kuzeir-Mars alam and south).
I think, for fish, Shesh, White Knight`s (on the advice of Orchid21), good coral in the Continental Garden Reef and to the right to Hayat will be enough.
White Knight Bay (underwater)
http://blogs.turpravda.com/papa74/28059.html
http://blogs.turpravda.com/papa74/28087.html
http://blogs.turpravda.com/papa74/28076.html
corals:
http://blogs.turpravda.com/papa74/28088.html
my review of Sunrise Garden (December 2009):
http://www.turpravda.com/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/Sunrise_Island_Garden_Resort-h16654-r28122.html
about Savita (February 2009): http://www.turpravda.com/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/La_Vita_Resort___Spa-h17951-r17859.html
in more detail about underwater and surface life in my blog (click on rara74, on the right "archive")
I think, for fish, Shesh, White Knight`s (on the advice of Orchid21), good coral in the Continental Garden Reef and to the right to Hayat will be enough.
White Knight Bay (underwater)
http://blogs.turpravda.com/papa74/28059.html
http://blogs.turpravda.com/papa74/28087.html
http://blogs.turpravda.com/papa74/28076.html
corals:
http://blogs.turpravda.com/papa74/28088.html
my review of Sunrise Garden (December 2009):
http://www.turpravda.com/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/Sunrise_Island_Garden_Resort-h16654-r28122.html
about Savita (February 2009): http://www.turpravda.com/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/La_Vita_Resort___Spa-h17951-r17859.html
in more detail about underwater and surface life in my blog (click on rara74, on the right "archive")
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answered 15 years ago
papa74, please do not write about what they "say". Better about personal experience :).
How do you imagine "mad winds" in Nabq bay? Blows fungus on the beach?
Two years in a row I rested in Nabq Bay, Nubian Village 4 * y u003d. Rest time: first half of December.
Only 2 days out of 14 the black flag hung, and the sea was really dangerous. As a rule, it is a red flag. Swimming is not very comfortable. But not because of the wind and waves, but because of the current. Refers specifically. But there is a current even in calm weather.
But the reef is amazing.
Actually. in Sharm (as well as in Egypt in general) there are practically no windless places. I don't mean the bay in Naama Bay. There will be almost no wind, but what kind of vacation without fish :)
How do you imagine "mad winds" in Nabq bay? Blows fungus on the beach?
Two years in a row I rested in Nabq Bay, Nubian Village 4 * y u003d. Rest time: first half of December.
Only 2 days out of 14 the black flag hung, and the sea was really dangerous. As a rule, it is a red flag. Swimming is not very comfortable. But not because of the wind and waves, but because of the current. Refers specifically. But there is a current even in calm weather.
But the reef is amazing.
Actually. in Sharm (as well as in Egypt in general) there are practically no windless places. I don't mean the bay in Naama Bay. There will be almost no wind, but what kind of vacation without fish :)
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answered 15 years ago
And we rested in Nabq in October for 7 days, 5 of them there was a black flag, we swam with a red flag for only two days.
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answered 15 years ago
alexfabr19-tell us how you got to Marsa (accidentally?) from Hurghada and saw a dugong? You quote "do not write what" they say ". Better from personal experience :)."
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answered 15 years ago
papa74!
There is no contradiction in my words. In December 2009 I was in Hurghada. In January 2010 - in Marsa Alam. From there I went to Abu Dabbab, where the dugong is found. And what fellow travelers told us - the dugong was also seen at the Shams Alam hotel: the southernmost in the chain of hotels.
There is no contradiction in my words. In December 2009 I was in Hurghada. In January 2010 - in Marsa Alam. From there I went to Abu Dabbab, where the dugong is found. And what fellow travelers told us - the dugong was also seen at the Shams Alam hotel: the southernmost in the chain of hotels.
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answered 15 years ago
Have you personally seen a dugong? And where?
I am very interested in how you can get half a day to swim in the Deep South, in Shams Alam ....
http://www.turpravda.com/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/question-8763.html
I am very interested in how you can get half a day to swim in the Deep South, in Shams Alam ....
http://www.turpravda.com/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/question-8763.html
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answered 15 years ago
Sharm El Sheikh hotels in the bay (i.e. wind protection):
Sunrise 5*, Savoy 5*, Concord, Sierra 4*
with excellent coral reef
Sunrise 5*, Savoy 5*, Concord, Sierra 4*
with excellent coral reef
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answered 15 years ago
papa74: Have you personally seen a dugong? And where?
Guilty :) I personally did not see it. But I stopped by the hotel, because. a friend from Odessa with his wife rested there. From him I heard an enthusiastic story about a dugong near the hotel. I have no reason not to believe him.
He interested me so much (both the dugong and the hotel) that I was thinking of going there. winter
Guilty :) I personally did not see it. But I stopped by the hotel, because. a friend from Odessa with his wife rested there. From him I heard an enthusiastic story about a dugong near the hotel. I have no reason not to believe him.
He interested me so much (both the dugong and the hotel) that I was thinking of going there. winter
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answered 15 years ago
I will answer, as you wrote to me: "Do not write from what they" say. "It is better from personal experience."
I don’t have to believe your inhabitant of Odessa, of course I’ll be glad to see photos of a manatee with exif, otherwise I’ll cut 5 hours of geography one way and take one person’s word for it ... yes, for my money (I understand that the reef is good there, but the bite went to the "manatee");))
Recently I watched underwater photos of Shams Alam. At Turpravda, moderation is "atrocious", they will obviously erase it, although the link to photo hosting.
I don’t have to believe your inhabitant of Odessa, of course I’ll be glad to see photos of a manatee with exif, otherwise I’ll cut 5 hours of geography one way and take one person’s word for it ... yes, for my money (I understand that the reef is good there, but the bite went to the "manatee");))
Recently I watched underwater photos of Shams Alam. At Turpravda, moderation is "atrocious", they will obviously erase it, although the link to photo hosting.
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answered 15 years ago