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Travel Blogs from Eilat

Wandering the Desert

A travel blog entry by eriklang

I woke up tired and sore on the morning following my bike ride, but I was ready to jump in a car as soon as possible, so that I had the freedom to explore at my own pace. That morning at Avis, I ran into Julio, whom I hadn't seen since the West Bank, also renting a vehicle. We briefly discussed rolling together, but it was soon apparent that we wanted to see different things. I was presented with a Nissan Micra, a tiny little tin can of a car that looks like the ...

Ferrying to Egypt

A travel blog entry by cral

... about Aqaba is that you can see 4 countries, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and of course Jordan all from the same place. Passing through Israel may have been quicker but that all depends on whether you want to go through Israel or not. I got stamped into Egypt on the boat as already had my visa and (eventually) got into Nuweiba.
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The Red Sea and Arava

A travel blog entry by kduntley

So today's our last day in the desert, time flies when you're having fun! It also flies when you're only in one place for 4 days...

So yesterday we went to the Red Sea and it was SO NICE! We laid on the beach for most of the day, went snorkeling, and worked on our tans. The snorkeling was pretty good, although when you've been to St. John in the Virgin Islands it's hard to compare...But just the fact that I ...

Jordan: The Big 3-0

A travel blog entry by kristinrust

... night of camping, but to our surprise, he took us to our Jeep ride first.

We met Yal-Ya, our 25 year-old Bedoin guide, at his home and took off in his 4-wheel drive. We launched into the desert on a dirt road that looked like it went on forever. Soon gigantic rock formation push up from the earth, but out of nowhere. Our frist stop was on a steep sand dune, much like the Sahara, only smaller. We ran up, which was a *****, and took in ...

Going postal!!

A travel blog entry by slice_n_dice

... The dolphin attendant explained why they supplement the dolphins food: there actually isn't quite enough food in the area for them and it also helps them monitor their health as a sick dolphin will stop eating.

Behind the viewing pier is a two level structure with more viewing areas. I went up to the second level where I could clearly watch and photograph the dolphins. They were completely mesmerizing. I even shot a bit of video with ...