Sheraton Alexandria

... Malcom and Mitchelle, second family Leslie and Vera and us Chris,Sunithy,and our two daughters Natalie and Naomi. We all landed in Alexandria and drove to Giza where we were booked in the Sheraton hotel, the stay was good, ventired out to all the pyramids ...

... . There were lots of judderbars in the highway to slow down the traffic flow too. Our driver got onto the Corniche in Alexandria and took us along to Montazah where we stayed at the Sheraton Montazah hotel opposite King Farouk's Palace grounds. The sea ...

... I'd gone with wanted to spend some time relaxing anyway. In front of the Oasis hotel is the "desert road" that leads to Alexandria; it's not a route we could take though as it's pretty impractical to travel there by road. It's quite a long journey in ...

... ventured out once more for the last time, this time we headed back along the coastal road, and past the new "Library of Alexandria" and stopped off at the Roman Ampitheatre. Some of it was roped off unfortunately as they're doing a lot of restoration ...

... him with Shane. We have his number so if anyone is going to Alex. anytime soon, we will hand this over. :o) Alexandria airport is interesting. Considering it’s an international airport, it’s about the size of Rotorua airport, perhaps smaller, ...

... white stone - it really stands out against the sky. The building is also used by the Egyptian Prime Minister when he is staying in Alexandria; we think he may actually have been using it at the time we were there as it was being well guarded. By the time ...

... bus with the security officer that lead us around (and carried an Uzi, booyah!), we caught an 8hour "sleeper" busride back to Alexandria, which is a complete misnomer because even at 3am they played a movie and blared crappy Egyptian music. Note to self: ...

  We set off from Home in Clayton Sth in Melbourne's South east at 7.0 a.m. for the airport. Grant and I took off with Singapore Airlines at 11.52 and headed across Australia to cross the Western Australian coast just above Derby then passed over ...

... determined the fate of the deceased.  Our final stop was at Qaitbay's Citadel situated on the old site of Alexandria lighthouse.   We took the coastal road stopping off at the El Alamein Commonwealth cemetery, with seemingly endless row upon ...

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