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Sakkara Country Club Cairo

Sakara Road, Abu El Nomros Cairo, 82467, Egypt

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Travelled Back in Time to Where it All Began

A travel blog entry by tutzauer

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... not haggle as much. Wow, I have to say that I did not enjoy this experience very much, but I am happy to report that we survived. ;-)

After getting ripped off by the taxi driver who claimed he didn't understand the few words of Arabic that I attempted, we had just about had it with the people in Cairo and it felt so good to be able to escape the madness outside in our nice hotel room 12 floors up from all the blaring car horns. On a side note, the ...

Elaborate Egypt

A travel blog entry by cbridges

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... least I have my essentials in my Marc Jacobs handbag; Phone,Hand sanitizer, Camera and Lucas paw paw lip cream, that is all I have to make it through the night.

After my baggage fiasco, I proceeded to the Check-in desk and was welcomed with open arms, because I was staying in the top suite of course! I wish QANTAS had the same ethic, Platnium member's luggage should be top priority. ...

We Still Smell Like Camels...

A travel blog entry by jeffandash

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... the Le Sphinx Roof (on the roof of our hotel) and could see the Great Pyramid from our table. The view from our room is also really neat. We can see the pyramid from our balcony! The concierge told us we had the best room in the hotel (probably tells everyone that).

Our tour guide picked us up at 7:45 this morning and we drove to the pyramids. Since we arrived right when the ticket office opened, we were ...

Trying not to over do it today!

A travel blog entry by astorixx

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... while driving around Cairo. Overall Egyptian (Cairo) life is pretty hectic. The roads are in a far better condition than those on Delhi. I guess the lack of rainfall creating potholes has a lot to do with it. The traffic itself appears more organised and moves faster too. I think I could hire a car and drive here, certainly wouldn't try it in India! Mind you, I'd be looking to "rent-a-wreck" as I wouldn't like to be responsible for an undented vehicle!!
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Egypt

A travel blog entry by suearl

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... wander around the streets of Port Said was interesting, again with so much filth/rubbish, and I was a little apprehensive walking through some of the side streets, but we made sure we were back before dark. The Egyptian people seem very friendly, though we had to run the gauntlet to get through the port gates leaving and arriving back at the ship – stall holders everywhere selling their wares – again the catch phrase you hear is "one dollar, ...

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