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Is it worth it to go to Hurghada at the end of February to the Stella di Mare Beach hotel? Are there strong winds? Tour operator says very quiet bay
Is it worth it to go to Hurghada at the end of February to the Stella di Mare Beach hotel? Are there strong winds? Tour operator says very quiet bay
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Stella in Hurghada is really in the bay. But there is nothing to protect from the wind. It's worth going for the sun, delicious food, animation and impressions all year round.
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answered 3 years ago
On the contrary, the stella is the windiest place in Makadi. Hotels are protected in the bay, the wind blows from the desert in the back. Stella is facing downwind. But this winter is extremely warm. We go there for a walk all the time, it rarely gets very windy. Be more afraid of low tides. Can take a risk
Low tide. This is what it looked like in the morning
Low tide. This is what it looked like in the morning
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answered 3 years ago
We rested in Makadi at the RED SEA TAJ MAHAL RESORT 5 * (ex. Al Nabila Grand Makadi Bay 5 *), now it is closed, located in the calm bay of Sharm El Arab, on the shores of Makadi Bay. The descent to the beach was 102 steps, but the wind was blowing everywhere, it was very uncomfortable to be on the beach ((I had to hide in the water to keep warm))
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answered 3 years ago
Tell me, will there be low tides in March? I consider it as an option for March 5-7, thanks
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answered 3 years ago
The low tides in Hurghada are generally small, never like in the equator region. They don't interfere with anything.
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answered 3 years ago
As for the wind: at the end of February it is already quite warm during the day, there is no cold at night. But the water is still cold until mid-March. If this does not scare, then wellcome. The wind, indeed, blows from the side of the desert is noticeable, in February-March there even 10 m / s is not uncommon. But for me personally, it did not interfere with living there at all. Unless I recommend cycling glasses so that sand does not fly into the eyes.
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answered 3 years ago