Club Inn Villa Resort Eilat
Coral Beach, PO Box 1505 Eilat, Israel
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Winding down, heading home
... speed over the water hanging onto an inflatable object, you can try the water banana. But the crowning jewel is the Ice Space. For only a few hundred shekels you can put on arctic quality snow gear, booties and head gear, then they throw you down a ice slide into an ice bar where you drink over-priced drinks from ice glasses.
And then there is Paddy’s Irish Pub.
Where do all the local Jews in a ...
The beautiful landscapes of Wadi Rum
... the car "Audi") and he was a nice fellow who spoke English with a thick accent. So sometimes he was hard to understand and we would have to ask him to repeat. But he was a very good driver, polite and of course very familiar with the getting around in this desert. If we wanted to stop and take a picture he would stop. We could stay as long as we wanted at a place… all the things you would want from a ...
The Dead Sea, Engedi & Masada.
... hadn't been as good as ours. We had to pay the man for the accommodation, and then we were back on the road again. Getting out of Jerusalem was quite annoying and we nearly ended up having several bingles when we were in the wrong lanes. So after a stressful first hour or so, we headed down to the dead sea. We stopped at Qumram to see where the dead sea scrolls had been found, this was not particularly interesting and the film didn't seem particularly relevant. ...
Dead to Red: a mini epic
... down hills. I was
apart of the illustrious "Team Jamz" and after Julia led us in some pro
stretching, we cheered our fearless leader, PJ (the source of our team's
name) off the finish line along with the mascot of the main sponsor,
the KFC chicken (that's not ironic at all...).
Team Jamz then loaded in our team mini-bus, brimming with pita bread,
snickers bars, and water, and headed to the first change off area 2 km.
out. Having ...
Jordan Adventures - take # 2
... maybe high from the kerosine. At one point, another truck drives up behind us. Our own driver is already in it and we get in as well. A few minutes later (but way farther than we could have walked), we arrive at camp. Just in time to enjoy the most magnificent part of the sun set.
Dinner is quite tasty (nothing like the Berber camp in Morocco) and our Beduin camp folks are in good spirits. A Honk Kong lady from Toronto can't stop telling us how ...
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