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Tell me about Jerusalem
I’m going to Taba for the first time, it’s very interesting. Firstly, how much does an excursion to Jerusalem cost for one person, and secondly, how many hours to go to Jerusalem. Tell me please
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They took from Pegasus for two days, drove all over Israel far and wide! $ 320 per person. To Jerusalem, with a mandatory check-in to the Dead Sea for 4-5 hours.
Do not take it for advertising, local excursions are cheaper.
Have a nice rest!
Do not take it for advertising, local excursions are cheaper.
Have a nice rest!
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answered 14 years ago
2 hours drive from Taba, then stop at a dead measure (1.5 hours), another 2 hours - and Jerusalem. But how long you stand in line at the border - how lucky. We stood for an hour and a half. The tour was taken from the locals, written off in advance on the Internet, from Sharm $ 120 I liked everything very much !!!
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answered 14 years ago
Good afternoon!
We went for two days from Pegasus ($320 per tourist).
They say that it is expensive, but we really liked it, since the two-day excursion was organized in such a way that we got to the Temples and other places when there were relatively few other tourists. They were at the Dead Sea, and in Bethlehem, and on the Jordan, and in Jerusalem (practically in all the main Holy places). Excellent tour guide from Israel, good Mercedes bus, satisfactory overnight stay in the Palestinian Territory.
We were satisfied. In any case, you need to go for two days, since nothing can be done in one day.
We went for two days from Pegasus ($320 per tourist).
They say that it is expensive, but we really liked it, since the two-day excursion was organized in such a way that we got to the Temples and other places when there were relatively few other tourists. They were at the Dead Sea, and in Bethlehem, and on the Jordan, and in Jerusalem (practically in all the main Holy places). Excellent tour guide from Israel, good Mercedes bus, satisfactory overnight stay in the Palestinian Territory.
We were satisfied. In any case, you need to go for two days, since nothing can be done in one day.
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answered 14 years ago
Pegasus' day trip costs $195, and this day trip does not include Bethlehem, where the Basilica of the Nativity is built over the birthplace of Christ.
We took a tour from the locals, in Nuweiba, we drove a car before it, went to the gate and asked the guards, they called us .. $ 20 round trip + 30 minutes of waiting (we ended up waiting for an hour))))
$100 includes:
amazing Dead Sea, Palestine with Israel, amazing guide Slava, many thanks to him for interesting stories and excellent advice on where and what is better to buy, see and hear ..
4 hours on the border with Israel clouded the impression a little, there were many people, they checked strictly and meticulously ..
unlike the way back and smiling Arab border guards)))
I liked the tour, I don’t regret at all that I didn’t go with the expensive Pegasus ..
We took a tour from the locals, in Nuweiba, we drove a car before it, went to the gate and asked the guards, they called us .. $ 20 round trip + 30 minutes of waiting (we ended up waiting for an hour))))
$100 includes:
amazing Dead Sea, Palestine with Israel, amazing guide Slava, many thanks to him for interesting stories and excellent advice on where and what is better to buy, see and hear ..
4 hours on the border with Israel clouded the impression a little, there were many people, they checked strictly and meticulously ..
unlike the way back and smiling Arab border guards)))
I liked the tour, I don’t regret at all that I didn’t go with the expensive Pegasus ..
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answered 14 years ago
oh yes, I forgot.
Pegasus seems to include a travel "homeless package" in the price of the tour, or whatever it's called...
I took chicken meat from the hotel the day before, not fatty, I was lucky, that day it was like that ..
Well, as my friend told me at the border: you don’t want to buy this breakfast for $100, do you? - she is right.
Pegasus seems to include a travel "homeless package" in the price of the tour, or whatever it's called...
I took chicken meat from the hotel the day before, not fatty, I was lucky, that day it was like that ..
Well, as my friend told me at the border: you don’t want to buy this breakfast for $100, do you? - she is right.
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answered 14 years ago
We took a one-day excursion to Jerusalem from the local guide Anna for 120 bucks (Pegasus offered the same one for 190, but without a stop in Bethlehem). We went perfectly, without problems, very satisfied.
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answered 14 years ago
From Sharm I took a tour on the beach for 100 bucks.
I am very satisfied, but the road is difficult, we drove from 20:00 to 8:00 in the morning to the first stop at the Dead Sea.
In our hotel, the guide offered this tour for 220 bucks, and in a nearby hotel for 350, for one day!
I am very satisfied, but the road is difficult, we drove from 20:00 to 8:00 in the morning to the first stop at the Dead Sea.
In our hotel, the guide offered this tour for 220 bucks, and in a nearby hotel for 350, for one day!
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answered 14 years ago
We drove from Taba with SaifTour for $85 for one day. Booked in advance online. At Pegasus this pleasure costs $185. Everything was well organized, no one lost tourists and did not leave them at the border (according to Pegasus horror stories). I made two conclusions for myself: 1. You need to go for 2 days, because on a one-day excursion you are always running somewhere. 2. Familiarize yourself with the content of the New Testament.
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answered 14 years ago
We also went from an Egyptian agency, although we took it in Sharm, but at first we went through for the first time and collected advertisements, looked at the offices, and next time we went to buy. The agency where we bought the tour was full of tourists, there was nowhere for the apple to fall, both Russians and foreigners. Therefore, they decided and took a chance, before that they always traveled from operators. Buses are good Volvo, Mercedes. The only thing you need to be prepared for is Egyptian delays. But those who have been in Egypt know that the Egyptian "now" is "in an hour." In general, everything is fine, the road is certainly difficult, but I think that for the sake of Jerusalem you can endure, especially since you have less travel. In Israel, everyone visited Bethlehem, and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, and the Western Wall, and Golgotha, and of course swam in the Dead Sea. Good luck !
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answered 14 years ago