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Excursions to the Sahara with a child of 6 years
I'm going to the seaside with my son. Interested in a trip to the Sahara. How is it with a 6 year old? Really or not. How much are adult and child tickets? What clothes do you need for this excursion?
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Do you want to fry a child besides yourself? Does he handle heat well?
Well, who goes to the Sahara in the summer? Real sugar, not the nearest sand dune outside the city. Yes, and even in the season when there are siroccos.
May, beginning of June, September, October is the time to visit them. It will be hot there now. And in a couple of weeks hellish hell will come.
Or alternatively go there at night))
Well, who goes to the Sahara in the summer? Real sugar, not the nearest sand dune outside the city. Yes, and even in the season when there are siroccos.
May, beginning of June, September, October is the time to visit them. It will be hot there now. And in a couple of weeks hellish hell will come.
Or alternatively go there at night))
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answered 12 years ago
Thanks for the answer. Should I wear a mask or is there nothing to see?
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answered 12 years ago
Sahara is the most fascinating excursion. Ahmed is the best tour guide. He carries a suitcase-zoo with him and introduces all the passengers of the bus all the way to different spiders, lizards, birds; makes masks for people; changes into a burqa and a lot of other interesting things. It will never be boring for a child or an adult. The road is long, but you ride on a comfortable bus. We drove. There were children, but a little older. An adult costs 130-140 dollars. about. If the child is nimble, not motion sick, used to walking a lot, it's not scary. We went last year at the same time. It will be very interesting if you go with Ahmet. So it's already hot, I won't say. That dawn was met at 5 am, it was cool; sometimes they went to an oasis in the middle of the desert, also water, not hot; then they shrank into the caves, where people live in the earth, it is also not hot; in the evening we rode quad bikes until nightfall. And many more. Tunisia without visiting the Sahara is not a vacation. I still remember and do not regret that I went. This is a super tour. It is clear that if the child is lethargic, painful, then this is not for him. There is a lot of walking, a long ride in a bus, but there are stops, respite and lodging for the night. Go - you won't regret it.
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answered 12 years ago
Were on the tour on July 25! There were 8 children. Everyone liked it - no discomfort. At night in the hotel, by the way, with a pool, a thermal spring, we felt a pleasant coolness. If the child is not capricious and loves the positive in knowing the world, I think it’s worth going. Indeed, wonderful guides work in the Sahara direction! You will not get bored. The main thing is to understand what you expect from the event and prepare properly!
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answered 12 years ago
We were in the Sahara on June 4-5, there were many children in our group, the youngest of them was only 2 years 6 months old. - turned out to be a very persistent tourist! The trip is long, but not difficult, very exciting. The main thing is that the child does not get sick on the bus. Stock up on water and sucking candy. Do not be afraid of a camel ride - children are seated with adults, and jeeps in which children do not perform extreme stunts. Happy travels.
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answered 12 years ago
The cost depends on the tour operator. Pegasus has an adult - $ 158, foreign tourists $ 102 + surcharge for camels 20dinars and jeeps 40dinars ($1 = 1.6 dinars = 20 rubles). Children's tickets are cheaper. Be sure to wear comfortable (preferably closed) shoes, sunglasses, a hat, sunscreen, swimwear and a towel (useful after swimming in a waterfall).
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answered 12 years ago
I unsubscribe after the rest: we went to the Sahara after all (it was June 18). My son and I, 6 years old, no one dissuaded. The tour took a full 2 days, it was not hot. There is air conditioning in the bus, and in the Sahara itself we were in the afternoon. The only problem is motion sickness on the bus, I had to give a pill to the child. Were very satisfied! Thanks everyone for the advice!
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answered 11 years ago