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Safaga, Red Sea and Sinai, Egypt

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Walk like an Egyptian

A travel blog entry by nicola.krause

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... uns von ihm den Tag nicht vermiesen. Obwohl wir gerne länger geblieben wären, hatten wir einen traumhaften Tag.
Als wir zurückkommen haben wir keine Kraft mehr, und gehen essen und dann ins Bett. Morgen ist Haifischbar, da müssen wir wieder fit sein.




24.04.2011...(Seetag)

Frohe Ostern! Morgens klopft es an der Tür, und davor steht eine Karte: "Frohe Ostern, ich hab euch lieb". Ilona ist der Osterhase und versteckt sich ...

Safaga, Egypt - Door towards - Porte vers LUXOR

A travel blog entry by jaearr

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... bien mérité.


Prochain arrêt demain : Sharm El Sheikh .



Today is a Tsunami going to Egypt Valley of the Kings and visit the Luxor and Karnack Temples. 1000 passengers share 27 busses. It’s a pushover to get on and get out of busses. Four hour ride will take us across the Nile to the Valley of the Kings via a new bridge, replacing the local ferries.

The journey ...

Dubai through Pirate Territory

A travel blog entry by kwdestinations

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... number 2 and asked them if they might like to switch to bus number 1. They were happy to do that and we ended up with a more calm group of people and good seats for this 14 hour day.

Driving along the roadway, it was amazing. You couldnt take your eyes off it. Little villages that brought you back practically to biblical times. Donkey drawn carts, people sitting in the shade in small groups. Woman walking along the road ...

Temples of Karnak and Luxor

A travel blog entry by ospry

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... not impressive. It was littered with trash, and ramshackled. Thoughts of Mumbai, India, came to mind. But it wasn’t nearly that bad.

Soon we were into the mountains. They were rugged and desolate. For nearly three hours we drove through a series of small villages. After not seeing vegetation at all in the mountains and desert, we welcomed ...

Safaga

A travel blog entry by georgekeats

... we visited
all continents, except Antarctica, by the time we finish our cruise.




Day 87 - April 1 Safaga, Egypt
Safaga is a cruise stop only because it is a gateway
to Luxor. There is little of tourist interest in the small town
itself. Since we were in Luxor last year, we did not, unlike most
passengers, go to Luxor. We took a taxi to a nearby beach resort and
hung around there for a few hours.
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