Dahab Paradise
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We arrived in Dahab in the afternoon after a long bus ride from Cairo to Sharm El Sheikh where we jumped into a cab to take us to Dahab.We'll never forget our ******* taxi driver :) We optioned for Dahab Paradise. A new hotel outside the center of Dahab. A brilliant location to chill out away from it all. The perfect thing after the noise and chaos …
Wilderness Wanderings
... what the time is…some people say one time and some say an hour earlier…it’s all to do with the revolution and summer time being cancelled but some people still live on summer time??? Very confusing to say the least!!
Off to Sinai we finally headed..a 90 minute drive..which was very interesting as the drive the night before had been made in darkness! I don’t know how those Israelites did that desert wandering…it is so endless, and hot, ...
Other Hikes: Dahab (1030)
... vacation and decided to stay… but that’s nothing—there are people who have been here for 15 years and more. They work in scuba shops or as guides and just stay indefinitely.”
So I have discovered it… one of those few remaining places on earth where you can just go, disconnect from the rest of the world, and live a comfortable hippy-esque life for as long as you want. You get the feeling that World War 3 ...
Dahab - Not Your Average Building Site!
... at night with the headlights on, off or flashing or a combination thereof.
The restaurants are built literally on the beach. In fact there is no beach- just lots of pebbles and rocks and then the sea. Today, Kat and I were sitting in a restaurant watching the waves break over the side of the restaurant- Unawatuna déjà vu??? There is nowhere in Dahab to lay on the beach unless you like rocks and pebbles. People come to Dahab to scuba dive as the reefs are amazing. Most of ...
Arriving in Dahab...ALIVE!
... are in camouflage uniforms, carrying guns and flanked by tanks outside their brick check point huts. Actual military tanks with barrels pointing out into the desert. One check point had a built up station supporting an actual machine gun with a belt of ammunition spilling from one side. They meant business. We travelled through without problem and made one final stop at a gas station. It costs about $20 AUD to fill up a van. Genie makes a point of emphasizing ho cheap petrol is, ...
Amenities
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Free parking
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