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we are newlyweds!!! the first cut we want to go to egypt in april 2013, we are from orenburg, we have pegasus, which hotel to choose? , advise.....
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Of course, Sharm is better! And choose a hotel mainly according to your finances. In my opinion, there are no bad hotels in Egypt. And the weather in April is very comfortable. Good luck with your choice.
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answered 11 years ago
Why is Sharm better? We must first find out whether people are satisfied with the entrance from the pontoon?
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answered 11 years ago
In April, in Sharm, you can safely choose any bay, the weather will be comfortable. But the following are famous for corals: shark bay, ras nazrani, ras om sid, sharm el maya. each bay has its own characteristics.
You tell us your requirements for the beach, whether you swim well or badly....
You tell us your requirements for the beach, whether you swim well or badly....
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answered 11 years ago
I propose to pay attention to the Sharm El Sheikh Savoy Hotel, there are 5 * and 4 *. We rested at 4 * (then it was called "Sierra Resort Savoy". Both hotels belong to the same owner, 5 on the first line by the sea, 4 on the second. It's not far to the sea on foot, you can walk through the territory of the 5, there is still a bus that runs from the 4-room hotel to the sea and back. Between the hotels, the owner bought out part of the street and equipped a walking area with shops, bars, an ice rink, a colored musical fountain. Although in the sea - from a pontoon, but an abundance of different fish caliber and color compensates.Food - buffet, service, service - 5 *.I can only say one thing - I want more and more.
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answered 11 years ago
So, not bad, only it will cost 50% more in April than the vehicle budget
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answered 11 years ago
Sierra 4 * is now quite inexpensive. And a really good hotel. From the minus - in the bay nearby, construction is going on, then it freezes. Sometimes they hammer something during the day.
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answered 11 years ago
We envy you - newlyweds! Think about Taba, we have rested there many times, and this December, in Movenpick. Huge area, half a kilometer sandy beach, without a pontoon, very clean, calm, next to the Hilton with a disco and a casino. A huge plus - the hotel is just on the border with Israel, a visa is not needed there, you will walk to Eilat. 4 hours and you are in Jerusalem, 2 - to the Dead Sea. Be sure to visit Jordan - it is 15 km away. We took friends to this hotel so they already took their friends there. If you are interested - here is my mail [email protected] write, I will answer :-) Sergey, Poltava, Ukraine.
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answered 11 years ago
Marsa Alam or Hurghada! You can also relax in El Gouna - there is a special hotel for honeymooners: houses on stilts with a descent into the water ($ 100 for 2 per day) - very unusual and special. service with fruits in the room, cakes and champagne as a gift!
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answered 11 years ago
in Hurghada, the beaches are simply more convenient, in Sharm there are corals. In Hurghada, too, we had a flat, almost smooth coast, and literally 200 meters further on the reefs ... of course, there was almost nowhere to go. Charm is more civilized.
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answered 11 years ago
Taba:
- on the border with Israel, close excursions to Jerusalem and Petra;
- the lowest prices for holidays in the best chain hotels with gourmet food and live corals;
- the coldest resort in Egypt on the Red Sea;
- live coral reef;
Charm:
- the most expensive resort in Egypt;
- live reef (in places);
- developed infrastructure;
El Gouna:
- "Venice" on the Red Sea, the resort is indented with canals.
Hurghada:
- the largest selection of hotels at any price and conditions;
- there is practically no living reef;
- developed infrastructure;
Makadi Bay:
- large areas of hotels;
- no infrastructure outside the hotel;
Soma Bay:
- European chain hotels;
- no infrastructure outside the hotel;
Safaga:
- balneological resort, mud treatment of the musculoskeletal system and skin diseases;
- quiet, without parties;
Marsa Alam:
- pristine living coral reef;
- no infrastructure outside the hotel;
- on the border with Israel, close excursions to Jerusalem and Petra;
- the lowest prices for holidays in the best chain hotels with gourmet food and live corals;
- the coldest resort in Egypt on the Red Sea;
- live coral reef;
Charm:
- the most expensive resort in Egypt;
- live reef (in places);
- developed infrastructure;
El Gouna:
- "Venice" on the Red Sea, the resort is indented with canals.
Hurghada:
- the largest selection of hotels at any price and conditions;
- there is practically no living reef;
- developed infrastructure;
Makadi Bay:
- large areas of hotels;
- no infrastructure outside the hotel;
Soma Bay:
- European chain hotels;
- no infrastructure outside the hotel;
Safaga:
- balneological resort, mud treatment of the musculoskeletal system and skin diseases;
- quiet, without parties;
Marsa Alam:
- pristine living coral reef;
- no infrastructure outside the hotel;
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answered 11 years ago