Nairoukh II
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Air Jordans
... to have a brain explosion and forgot where the exit to the ferry terminal was. Instead he drove down to the beach and got our massive bus stuck in the sand. So we waited for a tractor to arrive which, of course, failed to pull it out. We then waited for a second tractor. Finally the bus was released and the driver breathed a sigh of relief knowing he wouldn't be shot at dawn by his friendly countrymen. Next stop is Dubai, where we fly to on Sunday afternoon. Cheers, ...
Storm!
De ochtend in Aqaba ging snel voorbij. Ontbeten, snel ingepakt en op naar het busstation gegaan om een bus naar Wadi Rum te pakken. Bustijden vinden enzo is wel grappig hier. Er zijn dus geen bordjes, geen bustabellen, geen niks. Dus dan moet je vragen. En echt iedereen zegt wat anders. We zijn die avond daarvoor al even gaan inventariseren, maar die mannen konden eigenlijk alleen 'yes' zeggen, dus dan vraag je bv 'hoe laat gaat de bus naar Wadi ...
A Really Really Long Boat Ride to Jordan
... At the conclusion of our meeting we headed out to find an ATM machine to pull out Jordanian dinars. This is when all of us stopped and were amazed at what we saw. There was a guy riding a camel on the sidewalk. With everyone ready we started heading towards the restaurant where we were to have dinner. We went past a beautiful mosque but since we were hungry, food was a priority. We walked past McDonald’s and Anthony refused to even talk about it. The restaurant ...
Aqaba, Jordan
... people, mainly Arabic & Islam. Arabic is the official language. The currency is Jordanian dinar, though other currencies are accepted in the main tourist areas. The government is a Constitutional monarchy, ruled by King Hawlahit since 1999. Today, Aqaba has a population of about 90,000. It is located near the border with Israel, only about 9 miles away. We could see Israel from our ship. The temperatures in most ...
Ferrying to Egypt
... tax and went to find out when the boat leaves and i was told 3pm. Later some other tourists turned up and again we asked when the boat would leave, this time it was 4pm. 4pm later changed to 6:30pm and we actually started boarding at 6:30pm. The boat itself left at 7:30pm. Either way off i was on the ferry to Egypt. A ...
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