Marlin Inn Beach Resort
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Hurghada - Land of Russians and loud beach music
... plank (with Dan swinging his arms at the end nearly falling off). That night we headed out as a tour group for dinner to the For You cafe. Here I tried my first Egyptian cocktail - a mojito that came out bright green with a clown decorated toothpick, curled lime wedge and stalk of droppy mint. I have never seen the clown toothpick cocktail decoration but I think it would fit in nicely at the restaurant we went to in Tenerife that stabbed a raw stick of spaghetti ...
The best self-catering holiday in Egypt
... the room is comfy and the whole apartment is very stylish. The area is very relaxing I had great time by the pool. Weather was great shopping is cheap so cooking cost nothing and you’ll not get food poisoning like in the hotels. I’d suggest taking the personal driver what the 3Sis Apartments offer on their website as it was really handy and he helped ...
Saltier than salt itself
... their way out each day, all doing the same thing! Our boat had about 30 people on it. The boat guide went around asking everyone where they were from (he could speak Russian and English as well, so did his talk in 3 languages). When we said NZ, he had no idea where that was and then asked us if we spoke English! Not sure what language he thought we were communicating in while we had this conversation, maybe our accents ...
Damn, I left my ugly shorts at home.
... felafel kebab and then headed to the hotel's private beach. The hotel is actually 300m back from the beach so you have to walk 2 blocks over. The sun was going down but it was still 33 degrees according to the thermometre behind the towel pick up. A quick dip in the very salty sea, tried out the sun loungers and declined the staff attempting to sell us camel rides somewhere.
Dinner was at a seafood restaurant but suffice to say the standards are very different ...
Despedida de Egipto buceando por el Mar Rojo
... algunas chucherías. La experiencia de comprar en Egipto, al menos en el lugar que lo hicimos es casi un rito. Entras al lugar, te ofrecen un té o una coca cola, ya sea que compres o no. Te invitan a sentarte y entablan una especie de relación contigo. Como digo es casi un ritual. Para los amigos, les contamos que nos compramos una Sheesha...sí, una pipa de agua, con tabaco de distintos sabores y con todo el aparataje. Cualquiera puede pensar, pero bueno, ...
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