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What shoes are better to wear in the Sahara for an excursion?
Sports sandals, please? Or do you need running shoes?
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Usually a two-day excursion to the Sahara consists of visiting several sites and, in principle, sports sandals would fit in the El Jem amphitheater, in the troglodyte village, and in the oasis. But as for the Sahara itself ... The sand is fine, it will fall into sandals. There will be camel or quad bike rides, a visit to the village of Tatooine from Star Wars - walking along the dunes everywhere. So it's up to you.
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answered 7 years ago
Good day. Yes, sandals will do. We were in loafers, and some were in flip flops....Sand flies into any shoes, believe me....we shook out just like everyone else....take shoes that you feel comfortable in, because for a very long time and go far away
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answered 7 years ago
perhaps you are right. I specially raised the pictures - I was in sneakers, my daughter was in open sandals. As I remember now - they shook out the same way))))
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answered 7 years ago
I was lucky, in the Sahara itself on an excursion, my camel was the first in the chain, and our guide pulled off my shoes and put them in a special saddle recess. Then it turned out that it is very pleasant to walk barefoot on the sand, it is not hot and your feet do not get dirty. Didn't have to shake anything.
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answered 7 years ago
Just don't try to walk barefoot on the sand during the day. Camel tour in the evening, then you can.
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answered 7 years ago
Any shoes will do, but barefoot in the desert itself, it will be great, checked ...
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answered 7 years ago
Thank you all so much for your answers .. if there are more convenient little things, please write. Water to take in a bottle, a hat, glasses, natural clothes, of course. Will these long robes be given to everyone?
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answered 7 years ago
I had slippers on my feet. It was normal. I advise you, if you don’t ride camels, it’s better to wear some longer pants. Very hard fur. Take more water with you. It's expensive there. Cap and glasses, sunscreen. It is also desirable to cover the shoulders so as not to burn.
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answered 7 years ago
Good day. About water! Take 6 bottles at the hotel. You are given 2 bottles every day. Gather up what not to buy on the road. In a hotel in the Sahara where you stay, water and beer and anything else will cost 3 times more. Dinner is all inclusive but no drinks. Therefore, calculate as it is convenient for you or take it with you or buy, but more expensive. Buy dates where the guide recommends, it’s profitable, don’t smoke olive oil, it’s more expensive, buy cheaper in the market, but in principle, with low acidity, you can use 1 liter. take. Everything is at your discretion and wallet. Do not take coffee on the way to local coffee shops where you will stop .... he is fu fu. And buy in the capital of Tunisia, you will be brought there on the boulevard, there is a shop, ask the guide. It's worth buying a home. We were unlucky with the purchase, it was Ramadan and it was closed....
I agree with the recommendations of the previous TanjaYad review. Have a great holiday!
I agree with the recommendations of the previous TanjaYad review. Have a great holiday!
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answered 7 years ago