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#31 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
Average priced "General Tip & Advice" in Morocco
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global_citizen says:
I spent the majority of my time in Rabat. Rabat is the capital of Morocco. I found it beautiful. The area around Mohamed V is full of national buildings, shops, stores, etc. Not to far you will find the Le Souke, which is the market. Amaaaazing crafts and leather goods. Morocco is known for their le...
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#32 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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fairygirl1844 says:
--One peice of advice i give to all women traveling to egypt, esspecially if they are on their own is to wear a wedding ring ! This is for your own saftey. people still get kiddnapped, a high percentage of which is women. to prevent this make it known that you will be looked for if you were missing,...
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#33 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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Souristhor says:
If you stay in Luxor, you must go to this shop. The owner, "Amr Mohamed Sayed" is a very smart, friendly Nubian man and he make no hassel for his business! He is very helpful....and he make beautiful Tattoos...
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#34 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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S-Jay says:
"Be careful with your things, dont leave anything on show" My mother yelled as i went to the boarding gates.
Id been to SouthAfrica before and knew that there was a high crime rate, but isnt that the case every where?
I took a 13hour flight to get to the destination and when we hit the tarmack ...
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#35 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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Jaqson says:
Pastor Wright had been invited to serve as the House's guest chaplain by Rep. Anthony Powell, a Wichita Republican who was also a member of Wright's church. Accordingly, Pastor Wright composed a prayer, read it at the opening of the legislature on January 23 1996, and departed, unaware of the ruckus...
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#36 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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tirsomaldonado says:
Most electrical appliances have a converter that ranges from 110 to 240 wats, so you dont need anything but an adapter. I always travel with 2 international adapters but this time they did not work. You need an adapter with three pins and if you have expensive equipment (computer, labtobs…) be car...
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#37 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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mario26 says:
hey my friend i wrote a reviews on my profile about it for me i only dive on the belvedere place do dahab its the most beautifull place u can find i thinkds in the red see !!!!
Dahab was reputed for the dive place u can doing scuba or or oepn water dive all u want u have diferent place to do there ...
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#38 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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tirsomaldonado says:
I have been staying in Serena Lodges, which are considered one of the best hotels in Tanzania and the Internet connection you can get is very basic. In Serena Manyara I got connected to the Internet and cost me 5 US$ for 15 minutes and it was really slow. From your room there is no connection, you ...
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#39 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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mario26 says:
i will talking about a guy my idole cause this guy now was a very good friedn but its also the best tour leader u can reach in ur life the name of this guy is :hatem tour leader in egypt!!!!
I met trevor(hatem) in my trip in egypt this is a very good person !!!!i pass three day alone before met h...
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#40 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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nabilbo says:
For your first time in Cairo, take a serious guide to show you all the "impossible to miss" attractions. Personnaly, we are very satisfied with the Marvelousegypt travel agency. We reserved a 4 days visits, they offered a customized programs for us. The best was that we were not part of a group, we ...
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#41 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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urumbrella says:
Well, I'm not telling you this to come to the old city of Casablanca, but I see it my duty to inform other people about places that I consider interesting in one of the biggest cities in Morocco, Casablanca the Moroccan capital of economics (in Morocco, of course). Hope you'll find the weather ok si...
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#42 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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carinella says:
If you decide to visit Tanzania and have the safari/Zanzibar thing set up but have the time to visit something different...check out Bagamoyo! It is located about an hour and half north of Dar Es Salaam. Lots of Dala dalas go there (though don't say I didn't warn you..those dala dalas are not fo...
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#43 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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yn0001 says:
If you plan a trip in the Toubkal, a good starting point is Imlil. There you will find an office to organize guides in order to trek in the mountains.
The treks are not difficult per se, but it's nice to have someone who knows the region, and its relatively cheap (in 2006 was around 25 to 30 eur...
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#44 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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smartravel says:
Our friends Linda & Howard Britz recommended Daniel as a Private Tour guide/Manager in Tangier. Daniel's email.tarifatravel@gmail.com
the Tour guide was great. We, very much, enjoyed his company, he made our visit in Morocco very special!
we just returned home from Spain a...
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#45 of 132 general tips & advice in Africa
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wiedemann says:
The most frustrating part of traveling through Egypt is the lack of many people that speak English... One of the first things i would recommend before traveling to Egypt is obtaining first a Lonely Planet and Second the Lonely Planet's guide to Egyptian Arabic... both books can be found on amazon.co...
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