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Hello, I'm flying to Egypt for the first time in August Last year I was in Kemer in July it was hot, they say in Egypt 40 45 degrees of heat how to endure the heat it's worth going to Cairo
Hello, I'm flying to Egypt for the first time in August Last year I was in Kemer in July it was hot, they say in Egypt 40 45 degrees of heat how to endure the heat it's worth going to Cairo
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A light breeze always blows near the sea. In the water it’s generally great, you don’t want to go out for hours. On the shore - only in the shade, sunbathing in the early morning and not for long.
I would not go to Cairo in August.
But if you suddenly get together - put on thin cotton socks on your feet - the skin in sandals will burn on the rise. And with you a lot of water, a hat, glasses, a jacket on the bus (they catch a cold from the temperature difference),
You can also grab a pillow from the hotel))) (with a refund)))
From drugs - buy a blue box with painted orange oranges at a pharmacy in Egypt. These are orange-flavoured mineral salts, pharmacists know. They will help maintain salt balance. And corvalol just in case.))
I would not go to Cairo in August.
But if you suddenly get together - put on thin cotton socks on your feet - the skin in sandals will burn on the rise. And with you a lot of water, a hat, glasses, a jacket on the bus (they catch a cold from the temperature difference),
You can also grab a pillow from the hotel))) (with a refund)))
From drugs - buy a blue box with painted orange oranges at a pharmacy in Egypt. These are orange-flavoured mineral salts, pharmacists know. They will help maintain salt balance. And corvalol just in case.))
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