Alexander the Great Hotel
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TRAFFIC JAM
... ever experienced in my life, it was with a man called Mohammed whom Rochelle and Jenny had used before when going to this mall.
In we piled into Mohammeds 30 year old station wagon and off we went. I have never seen anything like the traffic I saw in Alexandria, it was around 2 pm and the streets were packed. Traffic jams everywhere, there is no such thing as traffic lanes, or traffic lights or anything like speed limits.... It is basically a free ...
Alexandira, pearl of the mediterranean
... garbs we're given to wear, and me being corrected for causing offense more times during the 10 minutes I spend inside than not: fringe showing beneath my wizzard's hood, crossing my legs on a bench rather than soles to the ground... I'm too absent minded to be a muslim I must conclude. On demand, we each pay up our baksheesh, and cross elegant inner courtyards and atriums to enjoy the beauty of the place from the outside.
We watch sunset from a rooftop ...
From Knowledge to Wisdom - Alexandria Day Tour
... heavy Cairo traffic it was 6pm. One of the reasons traffic is so heavy during this time is because people are rushing home to breakfast (break Fast) and have their first meal of the day.
Once we were dropped off Lucky and I talked with Raymond and Hiliana about the Egyptian museum. One of the lads from the hotel ordered food for us and it was Kosher. It cost us 25Le around NZ$6 for the two of us. The meal was tasty as It was layered with pasta and ...
Alexandria, Egypt
... at 2:08, 22 minutes before the “all aboard” time of 2:30.
I went upstairs to eat a late lunch at the buffet, then watched as we sailed away from Alexandria shortly after 3 p.m. I made it back to my cabin at 3:40, then went up to the pool for a nice cool swim after a day out in the heat.
Back to my cabin at 4:55 for a shower and short nap and read about Oman. The captain came on the intercom at 6:56 to announce the details of our Suez Canal transit as ...
How many camels........for your daughter
... the port we were having an interesting start to our day it was only 7am and the temp already at about 38 degrees wow. After looking through all the amazing wares we boarded one of the 30 odd buses waiting to take us for our 3 hour journey into the desert to Cairo then on the great Pyramids and the Sphinx glad to get into the air conditioned bus and watch all the sights of Alexandria, horse drawn carts and people wearing ...
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- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Kids activities or Babysitting
- Kitchenette