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Tell me where to rent a house (apartment) in SHES, so that the sea is under the balcony? And preferably with a pool.
Tell me where to rent a house (apartment) in SHES, so that the sea is under the balcony? And preferably with a pool.
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Between Siva Sharm & Melton Beach a complex of villas on the 1st line. I don't know what it's called. Ras nasrani area.
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answered 4 years ago
garri0510 Yes, I found it. the prices are draconian, of course, but cool!
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answered 4 years ago
For wintering - Tai, Goa, possibly Bali. But no matter how not Egypt - cold, boring, expensive (this is if you go from two months or more.
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Oleksii64, my two kids are 3 and 1, we are much closer for now ...
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answered 4 years ago
Closer with children, that's understandable. But it's still cold, boring and expensive ... Egypt - 4.5 hours, Bangkok - 10 hours, not much more. Qatar Air flew through Doha with a connection of up to 3 (I don’t remember) days - they give a high-class hotel for an inexpensive price. There are options, you have to look. I wrote, damn it ... There were options, but we hope for the best ...
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answered 4 years ago
Why is Egi so expensive? In Sharm / in Hadaba, it is quite possible to rent a 2-3-room apartment (4-5 people fit without problems) for $ 300-400 / month - as a bonus, access to the roof where there is a front garden ... across the Il Mircato road - there and promenade and restaurants and grocery markets and Mac Donalds / or to the Old City 1-2 $ by taxi. There are a lot of discos around (who are bored) - they used to work until 3-4 o'clock in the morning ... well, there are no trances - yes) Egypt - not Tai - they DO NOT tolerate fags there))
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answered 4 years ago
Oleksii64 ,
what's boring? The sea is there, the products are inexpensive.
and two children with remote work do not let you get bored
what's boring? The sea is there, the products are inexpensive.
and two children with remote work do not let you get bored
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answered 4 years ago
Il Mercato is a concreted dirty wasteland, there is a front garden on the roof, Mac Donalds and discos - razvodilovo. And how many times do you need to go to the Old City in 3 months? 2, well 3 times. And then?
Boring - my IMHO, for 3 months you can howl there. And so see for yourself, with children there may never be bored.
Boring - my IMHO, for 3 months you can howl there. And so see for yourself, with children there may never be bored.
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like in Thailand or Goa in 3 months you won’t howl out of boredom)) - I watched Andrey Burenka with expats from there, it’s also fun - well, for a week / two at most;) P.S. As for me, in winter you need to go to the Alps - Italy / France / Austria - you definitely won't get bored there;)
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answered 4 years ago
"in 3 months you can howl there" with this approach, you can howl in every country including India and Thailand. Exactly the same reasoning is about Turkey and Tunisia and Greece
Plus, Egypt wintering and resting for 1 month or more - it was an affordable ticket price, one-way operators had tickets from $ 70 and air travel time. If all of a sudden you need to urgently return home, there are a lot of charters a day.
And the case with the coronavirus showed that it would be much easier to fly from Egypt to the same Kyiv than from Bali or Goa, where all independent tourists who bought tickets canceled flights and provided flights for a higher price and then from air hubs, which also needed to be reached. than to fly
Plus, Egypt wintering and resting for 1 month or more - it was an affordable ticket price, one-way operators had tickets from $ 70 and air travel time. If all of a sudden you need to urgently return home, there are a lot of charters a day.
And the case with the coronavirus showed that it would be much easier to fly from Egypt to the same Kyiv than from Bali or Goa, where all independent tourists who bought tickets canceled flights and provided flights for a higher price and then from air hubs, which also needed to be reached. than to fly
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answered 4 years ago
ser_____Witness77, Vika284 - paraphrasing "I wasn't, but I condemn" :) We are probably talking about different things - we are talking about WINTERING, and not about the Alps with two small ones (and a suitcase of money for 3 months, including, and NG ) Cheap fish - rotten yushka - it's easier to stay at home.
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answered 4 years ago
"I haven't been, but I condemn" - are you talking about yourself / about the fact that you haven't been to the Alps ;) ? - no problem to find an appart in the Alps for 500-700 euros for 2 weeks ... is it cheaper in Thailand? and better)) ?
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Oleksii64 "not (any option) ..... but I condemn", I have experience of living in another country for more than six months, so I know how people spend 2-4 months who winters and who spends their summers like this. And no matter what resort tourist country. Good housing costs money. And the time of the air flight and the presence of more than 20 direct charters to your country every day makes it possible in an unforeseen situation to return to your homeland without any problems or the availability for relatives / friends to come also without problems in case of something.
I have a friend of a former employee who travels to India from November/December to March/April for the winter. Everything was fine in previous years until the coronavirus hit. And their tickets were canceled, and they were offered a flight from Goa to Kyiv for $ 2000 1 ticket. Of course, relatives and friends collected money here in Kyiv and the girl returned. Unfortunate for those who stayed in India, foreign tourists are generally afraid to go out.
I have a friend of a former employee who travels to India from November/December to March/April for the winter. Everything was fine in previous years until the coronavirus hit. And their tickets were canceled, and they were offered a flight from Goa to Kyiv for $ 2000 1 ticket. Of course, relatives and friends collected money here in Kyiv and the girl returned. Unfortunate for those who stayed in India, foreign tourists are generally afraid to go out.
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answered 4 years ago
According to Sharm, some of our people stayed in the compounds there, they live normally and the locals are very friendly towards them. In Turkey, who remained from tourists and those who wintered and came to work also helped them in every possible way
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answered 4 years ago
Those Alps were given to you - read the TS question.
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Vika -"" And the time of the air flight and the presence of more than 20 direct charters to your country every day makes it possible in an unforeseen situation to return to your homeland without any problems, or the availability for relatives / friends to come also without problems in case of something.""
Possibly, but oh no! In light of this latest bullshit, anything can happen. You can't get from the regional center to the region here. It doesn't matter if it's Fiji or Bulgaria, they can come up with whatever they want and not necessarily with a virus.
And so - the master is the master, wherever he wants, he goes there. I stayed with my own - if wintering - then Southeast Asia.
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Vika -"" And the time of the air flight and the presence of more than 20 direct charters to your country every day makes it possible in an unforeseen situation to return to your homeland without any problems, or the availability for relatives / friends to come also without problems in case of something.""
Possibly, but oh no! In light of this latest bullshit, anything can happen. You can't get from the regional center to the region here. It doesn't matter if it's Fiji or Bulgaria, they can come up with whatever they want and not necessarily with a virus.
And so - the master is the master, wherever he wants, he goes there. I stayed with my own - if wintering - then Southeast Asia.
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