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Sea question.
Tell me, is there an opportunity to swim in the SEA, and not lie on the water, looking at the fish? :) In Sharm, it was not possible to swim ... they recommended Hurghada for these purposes ... And the second question: is it possible to swim IN THE SEA for a poorly swimming child? Thanks for the help.
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In Hurghada, we would have a beautiful beach, the cleanest bottom and water, swim to your heart's content. And the water is very salty, so it holds well. Well, swimming skills are a must. I highly recommend the beaches of Hurghada, of course you need to find out more on the hotel website, but in general, the beaches are without corals. Have a nice holiday!
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answered 14 years ago
There is a possibility. You will see many interesting things.
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answered 14 years ago
My husband and I climbed over the stones and swam in the sea. But you can climb over only when the sea is calm .. Otherwise, you can peel off the stones.
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answered 14 years ago
One of the advantages (at least for me) of the Citadel was the ability to usually swim in sea water .. although, in the Red Sea it is not always convenient. Here 2 "lagoons" with a tiled bottom come to the rescue, fenced off by a strip of beach from waves and corals. And sea water (without bleach, healthy, salty), and swim comfortably like in a pool! You can swim out into the "open" sea between the lighthouses. This is for those who do not want to climb stones!
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answered 14 years ago
You know, of course, I rested in another hotel, but I can say one thing about the sea - it's great! I learned to swim in it)) (I was 20 years old then). of course, control over the child is necessary, but put fins and a mask with a snorkel on him and he will quickly learn to swim. (when I was in the water for the first time, we were on the high seas (boat excursion) and there was always a guide nearby.
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answered 14 years ago