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Day 46 - Cross The Desert to Wadi Halfa, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Day 46 - Cross The Desert to Wadi Halfa

A travel blog entry by charlesaclark

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... come.  Tomorrow was 200km.  Just 200km.  It was also supposed to be worse than today. Day 47 - Abri to Wadi Halfa This 200km mercifully stayed at 200km.  It was more of the same conditions that we experienced the day ...

Ground Hog Day Wadi Halfa, Wadi Halfa , Sudan travel blog

Ground Hog Day Wadi Halfa

A travel blog entry by harryabroad

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... hence we amused one another waiting for our departure date as there is not a great deal else to do in Wadi Halfa.  The people in Sudan are most generous, friendly and welcoming.  This in itself makes the harshness of ...

Slow and steady wins the race, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Slow and steady wins the race

A travel blog entry by bonthorn

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... : Bush Camp at N19 57.056' E030 34.015', SUDAN. 08:30 End: Bush Camp at N21 45.997' E031 22.269', Wadi Halfa, SUDAN. 14:30 Distance Traveled: 318 km Road Conditions: sand, dirt, rough tracks, narrow alleyways in villages Average Speed: 45.5 km/hr ...

First impressions of Sudan, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

First impressions of Sudan

A travel blog entry by jmckerricher

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... beans, carrots, potatoes, onions, oranges and bananas. Gone are the cauliflower, broccoli and cabbage of Egypt. First impressions of Sudan; cleaner and quieter than Egypt. The locals are a little more laid back, nobody hassling you. A beautiful sunset ...

South of Wadi Halfa, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

South of Wadi Halfa

A travel blog entry by spooky388

... a bit of fiddling by Bill the engine roared in to life. we were mobile once more.   the tarmac heads south from Wadi Halfa, apparently for about 80km. It actually lasted about 500 metres before we hit our first detour off the road. we then came ...

Wadi Halfa (Still), Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Wadi Halfa (Still)

A travel blog entry by spooky388

Wadi Bloody Halfa 24 oct     Yes, we are still here. This place really is the pits and we have chosen one of the least attractive parts of town to take up residence. We are still parked outside the scrapyard. Yesterday we had agreed to a ...

Wadi Halfa bushcamp, Wadi Halfa bushcamp, Sudan travel blog

Wadi Halfa bushcamp

A travel blog entry by izzie

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Wadi Halfa, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Wadi Halfa

A travel blog entry by izzie

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Waiting for the ferry to Egypt, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Waiting for the ferry to Egypt

A travel blog entry by mirco.k

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Wadi Halfa is a pretty nondescript town, at the far northern tip of Sudan. On the days the ferry docks (once a week), there is a load of people around and the atmosphere is quite lively. On other days, it's quite boring and there is not much going on... ...

on a perfectly cloudless day, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

on a perfectly cloudless day

A travel blog entry by bonthorn

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... , Magdi's cousin, who is reportedly the town's best mechanic. Start: Bush Camp at N21 45.997' E031 22.269', Wadi Halfa, SUDAN. End: Deffintoad Hotel, Wadi Halfa, SUDAN. Distance Traveled: 0 Road Conditions: - Temperature: 40+ degrees with a ...

The Port Blockade, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

The Port Blockade

A travel blog entry by spooky388

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The Port Blockade   Wadi Halfa 23rd Oct   I think we upset the germans. The couple were ok, Michael and his wife, it was the three chaps in the Nissan who were getting shirty. Our bus had finally arrived in the morning and I had sorted ...

SUDAN BOOT CAMP, WADI HALFA, Sudan travel blog

SUDAN BOOT CAMP

A travel blog entry by wanderingstar

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This journey from Wadi Halfa to Khartoum,was no easy ride and put me in mind of boot camp! Transport was slow,poorly timetabled and on bad roads. Hotels were mostly basic lokandas with nowhere to lock baggage,and everyone sleeping out in open ...

one day can feel like an eternity, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

one day can feel like an eternity

A travel blog entry by bonthorn

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... a mad dash), lock the door and celebrate crossing into our 13th country in cool cabin comfort. Start: Deffintoad Hotel, Wadi Halfa, SUDAN. End: Deffintoad Hotel, Wadi Halfa, SUDAN. Distance Traveled: 0 Road Conditions: - Temperature: hot of ...

Luxury Cruise!, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Luxury Cruise!

A travel blog entry by dr_jay_onabike

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Travel Day – Aswan Egypt to Wadi Halfa Sudan Woke and struck camp then rode at 9 AM in convoy the 17km across the Aswan dams to the ferry terminal. My odometer now shows 1022km, our total distance cycling in Egypt.   We waited with our bikes ...

Childless perhaps,  but not clutchless!, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Childless perhaps, but not clutchless!

A travel blog entry by bonthorn

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... someone who's probably never tasted many alcoholic drinks in his lifetime, fell in love with it. Start: Deffintoad Hotel, Wadi Halfa, SUDAN. End: Deffintoad Hotel, Wadi Halfa, SUDAN. Distance Traveled: 0 Road Conditions: - Temperature: burning ...

Wadi Halfa - the next big thing, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Wadi Halfa - the next big thing

A travel blog entry by yoni

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... and laid back to read some of the books we purchased in Cairo. Arvid wondered what Paul Theroux had to say about the ferry boat to Wadi Halfa. It turned out that he did not take the boat at all. He flew from Cairo to Khartoum. If you are a rich and ...

End of Sudan (hot dog), Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

End of Sudan (hot dog)

A travel blog entry by pajas

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... but quite bit of being nervous.... I finally arrived to Wadi and the ferry run to Egypt (Aswan) is organized thanks to a fixer. Schedule: 26.8.: Ferry departing from Wadi Halfa (Sudan) 27.8.: Ferry arrival to Aswan (Egypt) 30.8.: Release of vehicles ...

A Town Built to Leave, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

A Town Built to Leave

A travel blog entry by phileasfarx

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Wadi Halfa is not a town anyone would choose to visit. Without the weekly ferry, it is difficult to see why it would even exist.  There are no 'holy mountains', pyramids, temples, museums or anything particularly worth seeing.  The closest I ...

Khartoum to Wadi Halfa, fourth leg, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Khartoum to Wadi Halfa, fourth leg

A travel blog entry by robertandtanja

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... was done on the road. In a number of years it will be possible to drive Cape to Cairo on tarmac. (Apart from the Aswan to Wadi Halfa ferry). In order to fill in the last bits the Chinese and Koreans are working their butts off. And the butts of Sudanese, ...

Waiting in Wadi Halfa, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Waiting in Wadi Halfa

A travel blog entry by robertandtanja

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... like trying to drive. Too easy to lose your way in the desert. Last month an inexperienced guide took a group of tourists from Wadi Halfa to Khartoum. They left along the railway road going out of Wadi Halfa. The road we had decided against. There is ...

A ghost town on the way to Egypt, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

A ghost town on the way to Egypt

A travel blog entry by julesandjen

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... hill and gave us all a big warning not to take any photos around town! They really take the photo taking seriously in Sudan. On the way up to Wadi Halfa, Safa Rob got his camera taken off of him at a check point for taking a photo of a billboard!!! Never ...

Into the Sudan!, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Into the Sudan!

A travel blog entry by where_is_peter

Just before we reached Wadi Halfa the boat turned and all the passengers that were lined up to pray were having problems finding the constantly shifting direction of ...

Mar 08, 2010, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Mar 08, 2010

A travel blog entry by tom-of-boracay

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AFRICA!!!!!, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

AFRICA!!!!!

A travel blog entry by helman

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... like Africa! But the people were so nice, we had many conversations with total strangers and they all welcomed us to Sudan! Arriving in Wadi Halfa/Sudan we met a lot of travellers who were about to board the ferry back to Egypt the next day and they ...

Taking the ferry on the Nile, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Taking the ferry on the Nile

A travel blog entry by leoinafrica

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... 's so the next morning I jumped into a bus again and after a looong day driving in the endless Nubian desert I finally reached Wadi Halfa at night. There to my relief I met a cool bunch of travellers from Germany, Switzerland and Holland that took the ...

Arrival in Wadi Halfa, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Arrival in Wadi Halfa

A travel blog entry by miguel.ta

It took us 17 hours to cross Lake Nasser from Aswan to Wadi Halfa, although the ferry was a real pit and every bit of floor space crowded with people and their belongings and the  toilets were disgusting, this dreaded ferry crossing did not turn out as ...

Sandy Sudan in the HOT Sun, Wadi Halfa, Sudan travel blog

Sandy Sudan in the HOT Sun

A travel blog entry by grahamandsarah

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... bus to Wadi Halfa, which is where the boat to Egypt (Aswan) across Lake Nasser leaves from.  Not much else happens in Wadi Halfa.  It is an extremely dry, dusty, shabby place which would not give a good first impression of Sudan.  We ...

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