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Tell me, the second half of January: where is it more comfortable to relax (I want to swim) - in the Emirates or Egypt?
Tell me, the second half of January: where is it more comfortable to relax (I want to swim) - in the Emirates or Egypt?
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If you don't care what's under water, then of course in the Emirates ... well, or in a warm pool;)
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answered 2 years ago
The weather is about the same. I was in Egypt at the same time, my sister was in the UAE, the weather was similar
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answered 2 years ago
Was in the second half of January in Dubai. One day hot, another day in jackets. You won't guess. The wind on the beach is uncomfortable. The evenings are quite cold.
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answered 2 years ago
On average, it will be warmer in the Emirates. The evenings are cold, what is there, what is there. There is no significant difference in weather.
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answered 2 years ago
equally. the water is cold and windy. in the Emirates, winds with sand can be.
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answered 2 years ago
I was not in January, but from December 10 to 23 I was in Egypt (Naama Bay) and Dubai. So everyone swam, they did not see the winds with sand. The temperature of water and air is the same. Sunbathing is great, but the water is cold for me, but you can take a dip. But for me and in Turkey in October the water is cold, and people write 25 degrees and super sea. Conclusion: it’s easier in Egi, more expensive in the Emirates (only at breakfast you can take it for the price of Egypt, and everything is there). Minus in the Emirates you still need to take a test upon arrival, and if God forbid, or a mistake, then self-isolation at your own expense. If you want to relax, lie down, eat = Egypt, if you see beauty (mosque, Burj Khalifa, Sail, Global Village, Venice, etc.) = Dubai. In Dubai, usually by the sea before lunch, and then on excursions, but this significantly increases the budget. Personally, we got a voucher + we spent the cost of the voucher on the spot.
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answered 2 years ago
And yes, if your priority is only (as you write above) swimming, then definitely choose the warm bays of Egypt.
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answered 2 years ago
And if you really want to swim, then please note that in Egypt you can get to the hotel from the pontoon and go straight to the depth (abyss), that is, for those who cannot swim, cautious and suspicious, it’s not an option from the word at all. shores (like on a river), hotels there are more expensive in winter (I advise Novotel, Jazz Charm Dreams). In Dubai, there are absolutely no problems with entering the Persian Gulf, it’s easy. For money it will be much more expensive in the Emirates. An anecdote on the topic: tourists come from Europe, friends ask, how is it: expensive, hungry, they come from Turkey, the answer is: full, drunk. Somehow, and for the two countries chosen by the author.
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answered 2 years ago