Marriott Red Sea Resort

... us a total break from 'travelling’. I spent a lot of time just staring out to sea – the colours of the Red sea were really beautiful with lots of different shades of blue and green caused by the offshore reefs. It was quite bizarre looking ...

... day news wise but had a little excitement.  Basically we were up early to catch the 8am bus ride down to Hurghada on the Red Sea.  6.5 hours in basically a nice tour bus (Michelle says I'm lying and that it was a dump!).. we got to watch the ...

... and takes 5 hours; but nothing is planned other than the beach... Hotel: http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/hrgeg-hurghada-marriot t-beach-resort/ Another convoy... But for me it is worth it, because I want to see the Red Sea, and when you are ...

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... and time.  Therefore we consider the $40 hassle-free taxi and door to door service to be a deal! We check into the Marriott in Na'ama bay and then immediately head out to the beach promenade,  a long stretch of paved sidewalk that runs ...

... . Though in so many others, it let me down as Egypt usually does...At least the hotel was excellent and not like the Cairo Marriott I had stayed during my last visit which was trully run down... The other good thing about this hotel was location. Only a ...

After a peaceful cruise along the Nile interspersed with temple visiting, we flew here yesterday . This is the resort city of Egypt, filled with visiting Europeans, especially Russians.There are many huge resort hotels next to each other along the ...

... To get to the gardens: - Take no valuables and head to the eastern end of Naama Bay (passing the Hilton, Novotel and Marriot resorts as you approach the end). - Still on the shoreline, walk through the last resort's beach and rock sunbathing areas until ...

Next stop Sharm el Sheikh, another very modern and surprisingly quiet Egyptian resort. We spent a lovely relaxing day at the Marriot hotel, sun, sea and some fabulous coral reefs full of fish, no sign of any ...

Very quick one, we are looking out at the Dead Sea and enjoying the same Spa resort where Tanja went 3 years ago for a SCF conference! We reached this extravaganza after a trip driving from Dana via Karak and a bit of Dead Sea Highway. Some roadsigns ...

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... we got there and with the intention of staying planted at one resort for a whole week.  It was a good plan.  The Marriott resort is on Mai Khao Beach which is in the far north of Phuket and rather remote if you want the activities available in ...

... to the beach. we came to Sharm el-Sheikh to hike Mt. Sinai, not realizing we would be right on the water of the Red Sea.  our hotel is gorgeous with an indoor water garden that leads to a huge swimming pool outside with bridges and a rock ...

... living we could definitely get used to. We arrived at the airport and took a taxi to the flagship JW Marriott and Marriott Beach Club Resort.  On entering the lobby we were greeted with friendly smiley faces, jasmine garlands and glasses of ...

... bring your own. We did. Capri: Thanks to Chris' years of loyalty to Marriott, we spent two nights at the Marriott Tiberio Palace Resort and Spa. Unfortunately the spa was closed, but it was still a beautiful setting and great service - including free ...

... dove right down the middle of massive skyscrapers-it was almost overwhelming, maybe this is what Moses felt when he parted the Red Sea. I started to think there might be an argument in comparing the over-the-top architecture of Dubai with the Great Wall ...

... sitting in the air con bus. Its so hot around this part of Egypt. Na'ma bay is a very classy diving/ beach resort, with hotels like the Hilton, and Marriot in the area. There is only 1 cheap hotel here, and when we arrived it was full! (shit). All ...