Dunas Club Corralejo

... to the Campanario square which is very popular in the city.

You come to the reception of this hotel and book for the excursion the previous day. You pay a deposit, and the rest of the money you pay upon reaching the Oasis Park before entering, to get your tickets. ( You can be using these tickets for 2 months, but ...

... in Mid August. So it seem that I need to fly to Cairo once more before going to Bangladesh, Get the visa and then go to Dhaka from Cairo. It would not be a problem for me but I am not feeling easy due to a possible delay in the leave. My son in Dhaka (he is 7 yrs now) declared that he will not let me enter the home if I make further late here. Also I miss my daughter (she is 3 month old now and born after I came to Cairo).. I need to see her and hold her in my arms..

... has not yet started. So, after the sunset (which is around 8:00 PM) all the shops closes by 9:00, and the resturants closes by 10:00. We try to taste different types of food that we can find around. Once we tried Pizza, the other day we tried the grilled chicken, than Fried chicken and one night we tried a "Posh" restrant called "The Pokar das". The resturant is relatively better than the others (although we found that one of the Napkin has hole in it due to old age ...

... one for sea food etc We went for the grills and the food war faboulous. After the dinnr, we went for a mini city trip in Amars' Fiat. We then went to the Icecream district to have some icecream. On the way to hotel Amar screamed "Look out" and we saw a Big wild boar run accross the road . By the way, Algiers is a hilly city with lots of Woods and Girdens and wild animals thrive there. We returned to the hotel at 12:00 AM and I slept instantly..

... in our flash multistar hotel heading to the disco after spending the rest of our dinars on Algerian red wine...due to the fact that they are impossible to change back into foreign currency in Algeria. Apparently they forgot that its their own %$#ing currency. Off to the bottle....and my tourmates...stay tuned for more later. : )

Accueil à l'aéroport sans aucun panneau - dans un pays réputé pour ses pb de sécurité, ça commence bien... Passage par un bureau de passage au siège de la société. Rien à faire qu'attendre "l'escort" 2 heures de route au Sud d'Alger, sous escort: un business entretenu pour les sociétés internationales par les autorités locales sans doute. Des flics partout - jamais vu autant

... some points only a 10 metre wide passage beneath 300 metre tall walls and Draa valley a more than 100 kilometres long belt of date palms, plus some few people, some mountains and a river and the red valley of Dades where the mountain closes up on both sides of you, before it opens again and you are in a world of green grass, red soil and big Kasbahs with high earth walls. The country is very nice with red brown earth, blue sky, green oasis and old castles and houses ...

... air in the deep south of this giant country, one of the biggest in Africa. From this strange town, in the dry and stone desert, with its houses surrounded by walls we started our tour in the desert by two 4x4 landrovers, our funny arab cooker and two tuareg drivers. The tour was very interesting: we visited canyons, stone valleys, met many pinnacles and red mountains, a lot of pre-historic paintings on the walls ...