Paradise Inn Mamoura Beach Alexandria

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... who led us into the living room where Arabic Satellite News was on the television (I don&#8217;t remember which channel). Ali&#8217;s father examined the tawla board (backgammon) I had bought and approved, especially for the price. His mom brought in cookies and glasses of Pepsi and then we all sat down to chat about life. The entire exchange was in Arabic and I understood a fair deal of it. The ...

... but the group rebelled, we asked if Mohammed would take us to get something to eat and by the coast. Alex is known for being a costal holiday town and we hadn't even seen the coast! Our wishes were accomodated and we went to a restaurant "Portafino" by the beach. We had delicious seafood and birthday cake for Lynn, whose birthday it was. It was nice to sit and relax and not have "tourist" specific food..<br><br>With full bellies we hop on the ...

Day tour to Cairo from Alexandria Port Shore Excursion 175$<br><br>Go Egypt Travel representative will pick you up from your Ship Cruise by air-condition modern van to visit Giza Plateau, the three Pyramids of Queops, Quephren &amp; Mykerinos. Visit the Great Sphinx and the valley temple. Have lunch at local restaurant, then proceed to visit the Egyptian Museum which contains the world's ...

Today we decided to book ourselves a private tour to Alexandria. A whole mini- bus, with air-conditioning, was waiting for us at 7.30. We were introduced to our driver, Mustafa, and told that we would meet the guide in Alexandria. The drive takes approximately 3 hours so we settled back to enjoy the scenery, but first of all we had to negotiate the morning Cairo traffic.....! Although Mustafa had limited English we managed to converse enough to satisfy our curiosity along ...

... the cartouches that had been ordered. The only catch was that the chains were more expensive than the cartouch so the chain stayed at the store. When I went outside Eric was getting a shoeshine so I got one as well. Our shoes were really dusty from walking around the pyramids. We then boarded the bus for our journey back to the ship and we arrived back at 8:30pm making it a long day. We then went to get a bite to eat as the dining room was ...

... families had been buried.  One room had over 300 loculi or boxes where people had been buried. Citadel was Bob's next destination.  This is the site where the original lighthouse had been situated and this new structure had been built.  While it was really neat to see, Matt and I became inundated with requests to take pictures of these local students or have our picture taken with them.  Once the word got out that there ...

... funny here are the Japanese tourists. Of which there are a lot. They all have huge cameras and lenses the size of my leg. It's as if they are trying to see a tiny particle of a wall or object. They take pictures of everything. Even take pictures of people taking pictures. <br><br>Walked back to my hotel and booked a bus ticket for an overnight trip to the Siwa Oasis leaving at 22:00. So I have a lot of time to kill tomorrow so I didn't do much today ...

... again to have a buffet lunch at a hotel. Afterwards, a drive to Tahrir to discover the National Archeological Musuem with Antiquities & priceless artifacts. We were not allowed to take pix here. Our final stop was at the Papyrus Institue to see demonstrations on how ancient Egyptians made paper from reeds from the Nile. We spent approx 12 hours for this trip.

... eight or nine were carrying their homework, and I could see a worksheet containing five sentences in Arabic, numbered from one to five. Eager to show off my newfound knowledge I pointed at each Arabic number and reeled off their names: &#8220;Waahid, igneen&#8221;, I had a mental blank at talaata and so skipped over it, &#8220;arba, khamsa.&#8221; <br><br>One of the girls looked at me like I was little bit dim and asked in clear English, &#8220 ...