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Safaga, Red Sea and Sinai, Egypt
... else we could find. Had a good time and when Armando got their at 3.30pm he was quite surprised to see us. By the time he got the bar set up, we were just about ready to go to our cabins. We did have one or two with him and that was it. We sailed out of Safaga about 9pm after all the buses had returned from the Valley of the Kings. It was a four hour journey each way in the bus, which was why we decided not to do it.
Bye for now.
... by air-condition modern vehicle
Professional English tour guide
Lunch at local restaurant (02 Meals)
One battle of mineral water for each person
Entrance fees to all mentioned sights
All taxes & Service charges
Exclusions:
Any optional tour if required
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Day tour to Luxor from Safaga Port 165$
Go Egypt Travel representative will pick you up from your Ship Cruise by air-condition modern van to visit Karnak Temple, This was ancient Egyptian Ipet-isut ("The Most Selected of Places"), the main place of worship of the Theban Triad with Amun as its head, in the monumental city of Thebes. The complex retrieves its current name from the ...
... into the valley for thousands of years. The road runs directly next to the canal with villages and farms on both sides of the corridor made up of the road and the canal. This would be our view for the next couple of hours. Although the villages are the living habitation of the current local population; their design and location have probably not changed since time was. The age of the buildings are confused by the fact that there is not a tradition to paint building. This lack of ...
Safaga, Egypt danharriet... don't think we have ever played so lousy as we did today. It was fun and did get to speak to other players. Len went for a swim and look at the fish, just as good today as the other days. Out for lunch and then we went to sit around the pool. Len wanted to go to the swim-up bar for a beer at least once before we go. We played some crib and remembered to go for ice cream bars at snack time. Then cleaned up, out for dinner and then we spoke with a travel agent to get more ...
Safaga, Egypt dancejill... and Russians who came in today. We sit at a table with a young couple. This is their first day, they are here to go diving and are very anxious for tomorrow to come. They come from the Bavaria area not far from Oberamergeau. He has an underwater camera and asked if we would like to see their pictures after their dive. We said yes. Tonight's entertainment is at 8 and is a play with the children at the resort. It begins with a grandma ...
Safaga, Egypt dancejill... her husband back with one arm. I was afraid a fight would break out, but just words were loudly spoken. The woman next to me looks over and me and speaks her mind in German. I look at her and say I understand. A woman from way over comes to talk to the woman beside me about what happened. Meanwhile the family goes in for a swim, come back and pack all their stuff up and leave. The sister takes her sister's towels and puts them back on the loungers. All is well.. When ...
Safaga, Egypt dancejill... snorkel and have a look. Lunch had French fries today. I chose a table for 2 in the middle towards the back of the room. I put a drink on the table to hold it and as I was walking back to get my salad I noticed the man at the table beside us licking the drip off the ketchup bottle. I was taken by surprise at his action and dumbfounded as to what to do. I knew I would make sure no one else ever got the bottle. We got our meals and sat down, I told Len ...
Safaga, Egypt dancejill... that closed their gates each night. Now it is a city of 2.5 million, 2500 sq km, desalinating 1 billion liters of water a day, putting 40,000 tons of salt back into the Red Sea. So far it hasn't affected the salinity of the sea. Maybe because much of that water eventually runs off back into the sea? I have picked up the book Londres by Edward Rutherfurd, a French translation of his book London. I figure I ...
Safaga, Red Sea and Sinai, Egypt voyager-sue... because of too much speed -- after all we were on a 4-lane divided highway. But the driver kept looking this way and that, pantomiming stories, and basically he took his lane out of the middle except when he was weaving around. Other drivers were honking at us all the time. Sometimes you just have to trust to luck and enjoy yourself! Our taxi driver says that Mubarak is Mafia, a very ...
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