 | Sharm El Sheik, Egypt |
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... few nights in the town of Sharm-el-Sheik and to break up the long bus ride back to Cairo. The Israelis originally developed Sharm-el-Sheik as a resort after seizing the Sinai during the Six Day War in 1967. The Camp David Accords in 1978, led by Georgia's ...
These photos are taken at two shallow dive sites at the eastern end of Naama Bay called 'Near Gardens' and 'Middle Gardens'. There is also a 'Far Gardens' which is apparently more impressive in terms of coral formations, however it is a long swim due to ...
... , Jordan. Much running around and confusion. Expensive but far better than taking the slow ferry. By nightfall we arrived in Sharm el-Sheik. Not at all a place I have been recommended except for the diving. Its full of tour groups who don't deign to ...
We were up early to catch the 8:00 am ferry to Sharm-el-Sheik. Downstairs the dining room was brightly lit with doors wide open for a wonderfully laid out buffet. We were the first guests to arrive and, although there was no one else around, we immediately ...
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Why do you travel?
Posted on Sep 2, 2008, 14:14:02
... into the middle of Baghdad or Kabul or something. Should be interesting. My son was resident with his wife, at Sharm el Sheik, Red Sea shores, for three years, working as a ScubaDiver. They left for Indonesia (near Salawi...a small island Paradise) ...
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Xmas & New Year in Nuweiba
Posted on Dec 11, 2007, 10:54:16
Hi everybody, Saterday 15th december I travel from Belgium to Sharm el Sheik to Mezzina, a small bedouin village near the harbor of Nuweiba. I booked a bungalow in Ghannah Lodge, it's a belgian project for substainable development and I want to make ...
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