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Good afternoon everyone. Perhaps this question has already been asked, then sorry. We are going with a child of 12 years old to Egypt, Sharm in June. Question: what to take with you, and how not to overload the suitcase. THX
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A mini-first aid kit for your needs, sun cosmetics, bathing and swimming accessories, light clothing (you can bring hats on yourself), including long-sleeved ones. Money.
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answered 7 years ago
Water 1.5 l (not always available in the room), 0.5 l bottle (empty or full) is to then collect water or juice in the restaurant, mosquito fumigator, sun cream, drugs - activated carbon, chloramphenicol (from diarrhea), from clothes - since there are a lot of mosquitoes in the evening, then have a long skirt, trousers, etc., if long-distance excursions, then comfortable closed shoes for the desert.
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linen cord, clothespins, sunscreen (filter 30-50 for a child), sunglasses, masks, snorkels, fins, do not take, buy coral slippers there.
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answered 7 years ago
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Well, take aquashoes and medicines for rotavirus, just in case.
Well, take aquashoes and medicines for rotavirus, just in case.
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answered 7 years ago
I really liked the clothespins! Considering what kind of winds there, it’s quite good advice. And I would also add blazers or something for the head and shoulders, a small knife to cut fruit in the room and on the beach.
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Yes, by the way, a knife is a very useful tool, especially if it's a Swiss one.
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I’ll also grab a lemon, as there is a kettle with tea bags, coffee in the room, and we love it with lemon. :)) if you eat with a child, take a thermometer.
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There is a kettle with tea bags in the room, coffee is far from always, this must be taken into account. Be sure to atoxil, mosquito spray and fumigator (that's right: both). Have a nice holiday. Although it will be hot in June...
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In Egypt, IMHO, the most important thing in luggage is a first aid kit.
For the "clinic" under insurance in Sharm is a terrible place in some kind of gateway, no "ambulance" - the driver simply collects three or four sufferers from hotels, packs someone with vomiting, someone with t 40 and forward into one car. True droppers and the drugs that they give with them to the hotel help. But the impressions are brr!
We always take proven medicines abroad with a child and it’s better if they don’t come in handy: analgesics (acclimatization, migraine, overheating), anti-allergic (insect bites, harmless burns from fish / jellyfish), intestinal antiseptic (enterofuril), polysorb, rehydron (intoxication, poisoning), pharmacitron and panadol (t during acclimatization, colds), sumamed antibiotic for everyone, otinum ear drops, brilliant green patch, panthenol, psilobalm (itch from bites), fumigators, insect spray, sunscreen and skin moisturizers, hand antiseptic.
Clothes in Egypt at least + flip flops, swimwear, caps, comfortable shoes, snorkel masks. I also take a fan and a travel ashtray)
In Egypt, IMHO, the most important thing in luggage is a first aid kit.
For the "clinic" under insurance in Sharm is a terrible place in some kind of gateway, no "ambulance" - the driver simply collects three or four sufferers from hotels, packs someone with vomiting, someone with t 40 and forward into one car. True droppers and the drugs that they give with them to the hotel help. But the impressions are brr!
We always take proven medicines abroad with a child and it’s better if they don’t come in handy: analgesics (acclimatization, migraine, overheating), anti-allergic (insect bites, harmless burns from fish / jellyfish), intestinal antiseptic (enterofuril), polysorb, rehydron (intoxication, poisoning), pharmacitron and panadol (t during acclimatization, colds), sumamed antibiotic for everyone, otinum ear drops, brilliant green patch, panthenol, psilobalm (itch from bites), fumigators, insect spray, sunscreen and skin moisturizers, hand antiseptic.
Clothes in Egypt at least + flip flops, swimwear, caps, comfortable shoes, snorkel masks. I also take a fan and a travel ashtray)
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answered 7 years ago
All SPS. As I understand it, clothes are at least, and medicines are a whole pharmacy. Regarding the knife, but cutting and piercing objects can be transported, they won’t say anything at the airport? And I read somewhere that our medicines do not work there, is it true?
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The medicines work, and the knife must be put in a bag that is checked in luggage, and you can’t take any liquids (spray, deodorants, water, etc.)
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In the month of June in Sharm, you will need sunscreen with a factor of at least 50. For the first three days, even more is better.
Our medicines continue to work in Egypt. When crossing the air border, drugs do not turn into non-drugs. Although, who knows them - the Egyptians.
Our medicines continue to work in Egypt. When crossing the air border, drugs do not turn into non-drugs. Although, who knows them - the Egyptians.
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Glasses, a fumigator, etc., if you forget, then buy it there. Mandatory: your medicines plus constipation-diarrhea just in case, brilliant green-bandage-bandage. We always take, nothing has ever come in handy, even in Goa))). Maybe just because we take)). Be sure to rope and clothespins - we saw dryers once in our lives in Tunisia. We also always take a travel teapot, our coffee and a fruit knife. All in baggage. Medicines too.
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Some light but closed clothing - a T-shirt, a linen shirt, etc. It is hot in Egypt in June, you can burn yourself on the way from the restaurant to the beach. Many even bathe in T-shirts - after all, shoulders are badly burned in the water. And don't forget to put your manicure supplies in your suitcase. Yes, and all creams, lotions, shampoos, balms in luggage, but pack well in clothes, because suitcases are thrown at random. We witnessed several times how all these bottles and jars were confiscated at the airport of Sharm without a shadow of regret.
No need to take an umbrella.
No need to take an umbrella.
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I want to wrap the suitcase with foil myself at home, I’m just afraid that they won’t make me unpack it all at the airport if they notice a knife, nail scissors and a bunch of jars (brilliant green, iodine, water, creams, etc.)
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Wrap for health. Everything is possible in a suitcase. In addition to weapons, drugs, etc. suspicious. They can see everything well. Just so you will not be forced to unwind. Once we were forced to turn over the whole suitcase, without saying that they were looking for. It turned out to be a large pipe lighter in the shape of a gun !!!!!!!!! Well, wholesale cigarettes. do not bring medicines, etc.))
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It is allowed to carry EVERYTHING in a suitcase (scissors, knives, jars, water, etc.) You can roll it up at home. The suitcase is checked into the baggage of the aircraft. But in the cabin of the aircraft, none of this (scissors, knives, jars, water) can be taken. Therefore, in any bags, packages, backpacks that you take with you to the cabin of the aircraft, there should not be anything superfluous. (Piercing, cutting, water, flammable)
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AT HOME, you can safely wrap your suitcase. But in the hotel on the way back ... you still need to think ... they can force you to rip off the film with your nails and tell you in detail what you are carrying and why.
By the way, medical glue is a really useful thing. Considering how the slightest scratch heals at sea ... Although it’s better that you don’t have them!
By the way, medical glue is a really useful thing. Considering how the slightest scratch heals at sea ... Although it’s better that you don’t have them!
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answered 7 years ago
Take a film for the way back, Egyptian airports now require a wrapped suitcase
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Near our hotel, when we rested in Hurghada, there was a Carefour supermarket. Film on the way back bought there. The quality is much better than in Kyiv, and in the end it cost less, because for the same price there are more meters in a roll.
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But you practically packed a suitcase. Everything has been thought of. Shared experience.
Have a nice holiday!
Have a nice holiday!
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Take the film with you, and you will not look for a store in the heat with your child, and your hotel may be far from the supermarket
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Another tip: take all your equipment (camera, camera, laptop, tablet) with you in your hand luggage on the plane. It was a pity for the guys who flew with us back to Kyiv and said that in Hurghada at the airport (when they were flying on vacation) they gutted their suitcase and took it all away. God saves man, who save himself! I wish you a good rest!
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In Sharm, they give you a film at the airport to pack your bags for free, do not confuse people. The insurance clinic is located in the hotel, it’s normal. They respond quickly and clearly
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