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Is there a bike rental in Sharm El Sheikh? If so, what is the average cost per hour or per day?
I want to ride around the city + a little in the mountains. Can you drive there?
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aesdd45
Yeah, and you should not swim in the sea, there are sharks))
Yeah, and you should not swim in the sea, there are sharks))
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answered 6 years ago
Bedouin kidnappers freed two American tourists captured on February 3, 2012
According to Ridus with reference to the Associated Press, this decision was made after a conversation with the leaders of the tribe.
It is noted that the tourist guide is also released. On the way from the monastery of St. Catherine to Sharm el-Sheikh, a bus with five foreign tourists was stopped by armed men in two vehicles. They took money, watches and mobile phones from the tourists. The attack took place near the village of Wadi al-Sual. Later it turned out that they were local Bedouins.
These Bedouins demanded, in exchange for the freedom of the hostages, the release from prison of two criminals who had robbed a currency exchange office in Sharm el-Sheikh. The two, with whom the Bedouins are close, robbed the exchange office, after which they opened fire indiscriminately, killing a French tourist and injuring three others. The police arrested them the same day.
The news, as it were, is old, but maybe the Bedouins have already been re-educated)))
And does your insurance cover all accidents?
According to Ridus with reference to the Associated Press, this decision was made after a conversation with the leaders of the tribe.
It is noted that the tourist guide is also released. On the way from the monastery of St. Catherine to Sharm el-Sheikh, a bus with five foreign tourists was stopped by armed men in two vehicles. They took money, watches and mobile phones from the tourists. The attack took place near the village of Wadi al-Sual. Later it turned out that they were local Bedouins.
These Bedouins demanded, in exchange for the freedom of the hostages, the release from prison of two criminals who had robbed a currency exchange office in Sharm el-Sheikh. The two, with whom the Bedouins are close, robbed the exchange office, after which they opened fire indiscriminately, killing a French tourist and injuring three others. The police arrested them the same day.
The news, as it were, is old, but maybe the Bedouins have already been re-educated)))
And does your insurance cover all accidents?
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answered 6 years ago
aesdd45
I fully support!
And in general, it’s safer not to go on vacation, well, that would be for sure !! Although, leaving the house, a brick may fall ... I don’t even know, maybe not leave the room, not make mistakes?!))))
I fully support!
And in general, it’s safer not to go on vacation, well, that would be for sure !! Although, leaving the house, a brick may fall ... I don’t even know, maybe not leave the room, not make mistakes?!))))
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answered 6 years ago
I saw bike paths in Sharm / I saw the cyclists themselves, but I didn’t see any rentals ... basically, many tourists run along these paths. The mountains are the patrimony of the Bedouins, some are members of the IG ... but there is also a protected area - from Nabq to Hadaba there is where to ride ... the especially brave can go to Dahab;)
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answered 6 years ago
Pavel1900
And without sharks, there are enough adventures with health.
INTERFAX-TOURISM – A 39-year-old tourist from the UK was hospitalized in Egypt with kidney failure and died after turning off his life support system because his family could not pay a $10,000 medical bill, British newspaper The Sun reports.
The news is also a bit old, but there are similar and fresher ones.
Why seek adventure for yourself and your relatives in a foreign country?
In hotels and places intended for tourists - the Egyptians are somehow responsible for the safety of tourists.
And without sharks, there are enough adventures with health.
INTERFAX-TOURISM – A 39-year-old tourist from the UK was hospitalized in Egypt with kidney failure and died after turning off his life support system because his family could not pay a $10,000 medical bill, British newspaper The Sun reports.
The news is also a bit old, but there are similar and fresher ones.
Why seek adventure for yourself and your relatives in a foreign country?
In hotels and places intended for tourists - the Egyptians are somehow responsible for the safety of tourists.
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answered 6 years ago
I probably didn't express myself correctly. Nobody was going to go beyond Sharm, so a couple of kilometers to the side and around the city. The mountains are there, after all, near the highway right away, take a photo and go back.
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answered 6 years ago
Mountains near the highway, if you go to the North towards Dahab, in the region of Sharm itself, from the highway to the mountains, about 1-2 km along the sand, you will pass)?
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answered 6 years ago
Pavel1900
Yes you are right. You can also sit at home with your back on the windowsill on the 10th floor and jump from the bridge into the river, and repair the wiring without turning off the electricity, if you really want adrenaline.
But this is if a person is responsible only for himself alone, without involving his loved ones (mother, wife, children) in the moral and financial costs, then let him be healthy, looking for adventures where they might not be.
Yes you are right. You can also sit at home with your back on the windowsill on the 10th floor and jump from the bridge into the river, and repair the wiring without turning off the electricity, if you really want adrenaline.
But this is if a person is responsible only for himself alone, without involving his loved ones (mother, wife, children) in the moral and financial costs, then let him be healthy, looking for adventures where they might not be.
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answered 6 years ago
6 years ago, seeing the rental of scooters and rovers on Mercato, it seems expensive asked for up to 100 bucks. and now not meeting. rides a lot, rather on their ...
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answered 6 years ago
fitstd
There is a road from the Sirens to Soho, you can walk and take pictures of the surroundings. You can still climb the lighthouse in the nearby Melton Beach (ex Melia Sinai), they are allowed there, but not during lunch. Take a photo of the bays of Ras Nasrani and White Kneif with all the pontoons of the hotels located in these bays. But, to take a photo right in the mountains - this will not work. It is better to take an organized tour - such as lunch with Bedouins, camel and quad biking, Colored Canyon in Taba. Excursions are stupid, as usual, in Egyptian))). But the photos in the mountains will be good. Just like on the island of Tiran, although landing on the island has always been illegal .. True, I don’t know, in 2018, due to political events, tourists may no longer be taken there
There is a road from the Sirens to Soho, you can walk and take pictures of the surroundings. You can still climb the lighthouse in the nearby Melton Beach (ex Melia Sinai), they are allowed there, but not during lunch. Take a photo of the bays of Ras Nasrani and White Kneif with all the pontoons of the hotels located in these bays. But, to take a photo right in the mountains - this will not work. It is better to take an organized tour - such as lunch with Bedouins, camel and quad biking, Colored Canyon in Taba. Excursions are stupid, as usual, in Egyptian))). But the photos in the mountains will be good. Just like on the island of Tiran, although landing on the island has always been illegal .. True, I don’t know, in 2018, due to political events, tourists may no longer be taken there
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answered 6 years ago
there is a rental, the cost is $5 hourly or $10 daily. there is where to ride, in the center they made bicycle tracks, right up to the forty city. They won’t let you ride in the desert, don’t let the police through, there are cameras everywhere along the roads.
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answered 6 years ago
Behind the Sirena, the Baron Hotel and further Konrad ... between them there was a shopping street on it a couple of years ago there were bikes for rent .. you could ride along the promenade from Konrad to Melia. I don't remember the price
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answered 6 years ago