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We want to go in July, advise if it will be too hot, maybe Turkey?
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Of course it will be too hot !!!! Not less than 40-50 degrees, or even more! In January 2009, the sun was about 45, if there was no wind, we would ....))))) Better Turkey
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answered 15 years ago
In Turkey, in July, it’s also under 40, but it’s not noticeable near the sea, and other arguments, like in the off season, will the service and food be good? Such perseverance comes from the beauty of the seascape.Thank you
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answered 15 years ago
And in Turkey and Egypt in July is already very hot. The only difference is that in Egypt, due to the dry climate, the heat is much easier to bear.
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answered 15 years ago
Turkey-sovsem humid climate, Egypt-forever!!! It was hot in August, but everything is fine + 45, and in Turkish it’s + 30-sovsem bad
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answered 15 years ago
Read last summer's reviews of hotels in Egypt. The heat is not critical, but for excursions - too hot. If Turkey, then Marmaris, Bodrum, Kusadasi and green hotels - it's not so hot there.
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answered 15 years ago
Was in Turkey in August - it was hot, especially on excursions. Friends were in Egypt in July - they said that because of the heat, they generally remember the trip from photographs, it is unrealistically hot. And at the expense of the season, in my opinion, in Egypt they always serve well.
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answered 15 years ago
It all depends on how you tolerate the heat, but the worst thing is that it is very close to the equator, and it is very dangerous for people with white skin to be under the sun. But still, Egypt is better than Turkey if you are going to the sea. Unfortunately, there are very few places in the world that are not polluted by man, and the Red Sea is one of the best places where you can benefit from sea bathing. But the choice is yours.
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answered 15 years ago
In my opinion, in Egypt, due to the low humidity, the heat is much easier to tolerate than in Turkey ... But I would not advise choosing this time of year for a holiday either in Egypt or in Turkey. Not comfortable :( Try to look at other countries (the same Europe: Italy, Spain...).
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answered 15 years ago
And yet Egypt! Thank you all for your advice! Can you tell me the price ratio Turkey-Egypt?
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answered 15 years ago
Prices for equivalent tours to Egypt / Turkey are approximately in the same price category (+ - 100-300 USD)
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answered 15 years ago
It was cheaper to Egypt that summer. I just remember how much my tourists paid for Turkey and how much for Egypt ..... especially since there were many special offers to Egypt at a low price - flights to Turkey were loaded better and there were no fevers ... but in Egypt also had a normal choice of hotels. I will never forget how I sent tourists 3 days before departure to good 5 * for $ 370 per person for All inclusive for a week
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answered 15 years ago
In July it is better to go to Turkey. It's hot in Egypt at this time. Although in Turkey the humidity is high.
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answered 15 years ago
Egypt is open for recreation and travel all year round. In Upper Egypt, as well as in the resorts of the Red Sea, summers are hot and dry. The air temperature in the Red Sea resorts and in Cairo from May to September reaches 35-40 degrees, the water temperature in the Red Sea during this period is usually 26-28 degrees Celsius. Due to the specific climatic features of Hurghada, the summer heat is much easier to bear there due to the constant sea breeze, and the flow of tourists there does not weaken either in winter or in summer. Winter in Egypt is mild, with warm sunny days and sometimes cool nights. From December to February in the resorts of the Red Sea, the air temperature is usually not lower than 23-25 degrees Celsius, water - 20-22 degrees. The air temperature in Cairo in winter ranges from 17 to 20 degrees Celsius.
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answered 15 years ago
As for Turkey, on the coast of the Aegean and Mediterranean Sea (south and west of the country, where Antalya, Kemer, Belek, Side, Alanya and other popular resorts are located), summers are hot and dry, winters are mild and rainy. July temperature +18Сo ... +28Сo, January temperature +3Сo ... +8Сo. The swimming season is open from April to October.
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answered 15 years ago
We were in Egypt at the beginning of August for 15 days, went to Cairo on an excursion and to Jerusalem it was normal, but hot but compared to Turkey (were there a year ago at the end of June) it was very stuffy in the evening, not to mention the day. In Egypt, on the contrary they endured very well, apparently due to the dry climate. And to be honest, the Red Sea is much better, more beautiful and healthier. If you choose between Egypt and Turkey, Egypt is of course, especially since Egypt was cheaper that year than Turkey.
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answered 15 years ago
Extreme heat near the Red Sea in July? From Sheikh al-Sharj to Cairo and Jerusalem how much to go? Do you need an additional visa? How much will it cost?
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answered 6 years ago