Red Sea Hotel Suez
13 Riad St, Port-Tawfik, Port Tawfik Suez, Red Sea and Sinai, Egypt
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At the Suez
We left our cushy resort hotel today, happy, well-rested and well-fed. We really appreciated the chance to have a couple nights of good, uninterrupted sleep. The past few weeks have really worn us down, physically and mentally, and it seems every moment we are not on the road we just collapse into a comatose state of existence. Traveling north to …
Marine Train spotting
· Port Tawfiq, Suez, Egypt · GMT +2hrs 'a dismal but profitable ditch' - Joseph Conrad on the Suez Canal Marine train spotting The fact that Suez is about half way between Alexandria, where we just came from, and Dahab in Sinai, where we're headed, is convenient because we both wanted to come here to do a spot of marine train spotting. Yes, for …
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Port Said (from the starboard side!!)
... Even though we are miles from home, you could still probably bet on a ‘Claims 4 U’ rep turning up within a few minutes of the accident!!!
I checked my watch. It was 10:05am. Boy it was hot. It must have been touching 30 degrees (90°F). The entertainments crew made an appearance and started with aerobics. It was hard work just watching them. Hats off to those who actually took part.
The deck activities kept on coming. A QUIZ!!! Not your: ...
Ab durch die Mitte
Passage: 09:00-18:00 Uhr
25.04.2011...
Morgens klingelt es an der Tür, und davor steht Dennis, der Koch, mit Tonis Bordkarte, die wir am Abend zuvor ewig gesucht haben. Er verspricht uns Donuts zum Mittagessen. Wir fallen direkt wieder ins Bett, und stehen viel zu spät auf. Als wir raus in die Kälte gehen sind wir gerade mitten im Suez Kanal, auf jeder Seite trennen uns nur ein paar Meter vom Ufer. Wir fahren durch ganze Städte mitten hindurch. Leider ist ...
Canal
... of the canal. As we passed, the troops whistled cheered, and waved. A few even raised their AK 47s in an enthusiastic greeting. The Sinai side of the canal is mostly a desert of large sand dunes and no life except the ever present military.
At 4:30 PM we entered the Mediterranean ...


