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Can anyone tell me how long it takes to get from Sousse to the Sahara. I want to go, but I'm afraid my sore back will not withstand a long ride
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A standard excursion to the Sahara is designed for 2 days, unless you are going to go there on your own. Here's the thing about health. Good luck and have a great holiday!
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answered 14 years ago
I know it's 2 days. I would like to clarify: are we going to go the whole first and the whole second day? How often do they stop and for how many minutes?
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answered 14 years ago
departure for an excursion early in the morning, by lunchtime or after lunch you will be in some hotel bungalow in Duza (well, if the bus does not break down early, you will not be lucky - later) :-) take a break in the hotel and in the Sahara ... ride camels (optional by plane, map, etc.) and to the hotel for dinner. Overnight, early in the morning, 05.00 approximately, departure from the hotel again to the Sahara, ride in jeeps, take them to the Star Wars site, to the salt lakes, then from the Sahara for lunch to Tuzor or somewhere else .... carpet factory, souvenir shops, i.e. anyway, you will get off the bus, of course, on the second day and far from once. Excursion routes vary a little (cities, order of visits, but the essence does not change at all). Here, take into account how you feel. In general, I don’t say that it’s tiring, although, as you yourself understand health, mood, heat tolerance for everyone is different, it’s definitely difficult to say exactly how you will feel with your back ... :-)
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answered 14 years ago
We have a seven-year-old child calmly withstood, there were a lot of impressions, he was satisfied, he never uttered a word, but the 20-year-old kid was exhausted, poor fellow. The mood is a great thing, take everything easier, relax and have fun! :-)
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answered 14 years ago
One more question: what should I take with me to the Sahara? I read somewhere that you need a sweater. D, and one more thing: do I need to take mosquito repellent with me to Tunisia (I read the same somewhere)?
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answered 14 years ago
Apparently, whoever seeks will always find :-)))
We were at the end of August: we didn’t take any warm clothes, and no one took on excursions (I can’t even imagine where you can freeze there ?!) Maybe it’s such a creative: around the sand, it’s hot, and you are in a sweater in the photo)) ) mosquitoes, too, alas, were not met anywhere.
Here's what you really NEED to take is a swimsuit (visit fresh lakes where you can swim and take good photos), some empty container from gas water (this is if you want to get sand from the Sahara), well , and protective tanning cream for the skin (just in case). If you are on a tour alone, it is better to take one thing (either a photo or a camera), since both will be extremely inconvenient, especially when riding camels))) It is better for a girl to dress in shorts, or light pants and comfortable shoes. Water, though drinking water (both in hotels in Duza and on the second day in a restaurant) is not included in the price, but is much more expensive. You will stop at different places for souvenirs, oil in Sfax, etc. Souvenirs and carpets - see for yourself, but the prices for souvenirs are not cheaper than anywhere else in Tunisia, with the only difference that the natives practically do not trade there
We were at the end of August: we didn’t take any warm clothes, and no one took on excursions (I can’t even imagine where you can freeze there ?!) Maybe it’s such a creative: around the sand, it’s hot, and you are in a sweater in the photo)) ) mosquitoes, too, alas, were not met anywhere.
Here's what you really NEED to take is a swimsuit (visit fresh lakes where you can swim and take good photos), some empty container from gas water (this is if you want to get sand from the Sahara), well , and protective tanning cream for the skin (just in case). If you are on a tour alone, it is better to take one thing (either a photo or a camera), since both will be extremely inconvenient, especially when riding camels))) It is better for a girl to dress in shorts, or light pants and comfortable shoes. Water, though drinking water (both in hotels in Duza and on the second day in a restaurant) is not included in the price, but is much more expensive. You will stop at different places for souvenirs, oil in Sfax, etc. Souvenirs and carpets - see for yourself, but the prices for souvenirs are not cheaper than anywhere else in Tunisia, with the only difference that the natives practically do not trade there
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answered 14 years ago
it is calculated that you don’t have much time to trade with them (the tour is waiting :-) Sfak oil, like sweets, soap, various spa accessories are also EVERYWHERE in Tunisia in supermarkets and NOT EXPENSIVE, although you will be told the opposite. Therefore, if you really like something, take it, but remember that even outside the excursion this goodness is in bulk. But carpets - think for yourself, if you like it and you need it, you can also buy it (sizes from bedside to huge, different styles, dressing). If you take it, be sure to save the certificate for them (they give it directly there), it may come in handy at the airport.
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answered 14 years ago
We went to the Sahara 2 weeks ago (me, husband and children 5 and 12 years old) survived. We were satisfied with the trip. Be sure to take plenty of water with you, the closer to the Sahara the price tag for drinks increases. In general, all drinks are expensive and they are not included in the price of the trip. A glass of beer, for example, 5 dinars (TD) in a hotel in the Sahara, a bottle of water 1.5 liters 3-4 TD, a bottle of wine 10-17 TD, but you really want to drink. We arrived there 55 gr, even in the pool the water temperature was 35-40, but in the evening it was quite cool, but warm clothes were not needed. The cost of a tour to the Sahara for 2 days is from $ 134 to $ 145, in principle, it’s normal, we lived there at the Mehari Dawes hotel, it’s cool. Wear on your feet or sneakers or shoes that fasten, but do not lose flip-flops there, otherwise they are lying around. And between Sousse and Hammamet Phrygia Zoo, an unforgettable experience, be sure to visit, and in Hammamet Carthage Land, for 20 TD per person, such attractions are cool. As for trading, bargain until the last. Writhe with disgruntled faces and try to go straight to the exit and then they just won’t let you go and throw off decently. But it is better to visit stores with a fix. prices. There the price tag is normal and things are better than what is allowed in the Medina or in the markets.
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answered 14 years ago
Thank you all very much for your replies!
Literally in an hour we go to Moscow and beyond.
Literally in an hour we go to Moscow and beyond.
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answered 14 years ago
We went on an excursion to the Sahara from Hammamet (June). I liked it very much. The bus air conditioner worked constantly. The first stop was in El Jem for about 1.5 hours. We saw the Colosseum. After lunch we visited the dwelling of the troglodios in Matmata. Then we went to Douz, where we were put up in a hotel. Toward evening, in order to subside the heat, we were given special clothes and we went to the Sahara on camels. Unforgettable impressions. Sunset was met in the desert. The next day, we get up early and we go to meet the dawn on the salt lake Shot el Jerid. Then we were transferred to jeeps, drove a little through the desert and were taken to the oases. First we visited the Shebik oasis, then Tamerza. Very beautiful. After we got on the bus and went to Kayuran, where we were taken to a souvenir shop. The prices there for some goods were really lower than in Hammamet, for other souvenirs the same.
The trip is not very tiring. I advise you to go for sure. Impressions will be the sea.
The trip is not very tiring. I advise you to go for sure. Impressions will be the sea.
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answered 14 years ago
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