Alibaba Hotel

Elmasbat Beach, Dahab, South Sinai, Egypt, Dahab, South Sinai, Red Sea and Sinai, Egypt | Hotel

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Last week in Egypt: Sun, sights and Satanic cats

A travel blog entry by itsabsmallworld

... sacrifice at Eid Al Adha a few days before. Twenty five minutes in the burning heat later and one laundry bag lighter we had got to the main stretch along the beach. Divers were out in full force as well as the restaurant touts, one of which lured us in with a "Catch of the Day". Sixty minutes after ordering I was beginning to think they hadn't yet caught the catch of the day... We would soon learn that in Dahab there was no such thing as fast food. After we'd ...

Wilderness Wanderings

A travel blog entry by mansfields

... not to be spending another night in that hotel!!!

It was quite a fascinating drive in the daylight back to the border. There is so much unfinished building work along the way. Whole developments of half finished houses, half built resorts etc. I actually felt really sad for the Egyptians as everything looks so depressing and I know their tourism business is suffering due to the revolution. It’s such a far cry from the mighty days of the Pharaohs. All along the ...

Getting back in the water

A travel blog entry by kit_kat

... freezing (again, I can hear the laughter of my UK mates) - so it seems the sea is finally heating up, always a bonus.

I'm heading back to the UK next weekend for a short break, so I'm hoping by the time I get back the water will be clearer and warmer. I'm hoping for a good summer of diving and plan to jump in with my camera soon too - it's been far too long since I took any photos underwater.

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Sinai Desert Safari

A travel blog entry by karl.and.kat

... against her will is not a pretty picture.

There was a lot more scrambling and climbing as we moved up the canyon. We reached the top of the canyon (it wasn’t a very big canyon) and walked across over to another canyon. We were going to head back down via this canyon. This canyon was very steep and narrow. Lucky I’m not very fat otherwise it would have been a hell of squeeze...

It was a hell of a squeeze.

Just lean forward, put your ...

Six jeeps for 30 peeps, destination: Blue Hole

A travel blog entry by oz8118

... probably doubled as their own private vehicles.

I chose a breezy open white jeep parked near the front, with two benches in the back allowing seating for four, with one additional passenger in the front. Anxious to go, the minutes seemed like hours as we waited for everyone to arrive and sort themselves out according to the seating potential of each jeep. Our Egyptian guide rode shotgun in front, chatting with the driver in Arabic. ...