Africana Hotel Alexandria
Km 11, Borg al Arab Rd, King Mariout Alexandria, 21311, Egypt
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Cairo and Syrah Pyramids
27h stopover in Cairo (because Egypt Air was the cheapest flight to Cairo) Took the bus from the Airport to a central point in town (Ramses Square). Interestingly the price changed every time we asked the driver. Getting of the bus we realised we're actually in another world. It was dark already, we were the only foreigners in the square (although …
Cairo, Egypt
Cairo, Egypt From Lisa: Pyramids, Camel Rides, and Abu Semble Temple... So far the trip through Egypt has been fantastic! We're sampling life in a way so TOTALLY different from anything we've known before...different foods, different customs, and amazingly open and friendly people. Julie is joining us this trip and she's brought us so much fun! Our …
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Seafood Feast
... the meantime they served us bread, dips, salad, water. The fish and prawns were cooked to perfection, in a spicy sauce with tomato , garlic, chilli, onions, capsicum. Possibly the best seafood dinner we’ve ever had. All up I think it cost about 200LE (about $30 for the 3 of us). On the way back we had ice cream from a small shop packed with locals, cones were awful but the ice cream was delicious. Huge cones cost about 3-4LE each. Headed back again for an early ...
BEACH AGAIN!
... I ended my day by having a CHICKEN BIG MAC from McDonald facing the sun set at the shore. When we came back from the Alexandria everyone was exhausted but we have not finish our day yet. We started a fire at the beach with wood and newspaper, however, it was too windy and the branches were too wet so only the newspaper was burning at the end. Nevertheless we still had fun and took pictures of our big camp fire which only lasted for 3 minutes until the police came :P
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Egyptian Revolution
... on fire as an act of protest). At least a dozen copycats throughout Egypt sacrificing themselves setting the momentum for the ensuing weeks. However social networking websites Facebook and Twitter were the major players during the first wave of protest commencing on January 25, Egypt's National Police Holiday ...


