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Mohamed Bazar
1 review
#61 of 175 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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tirsomaldonado says:
Eventhough you can pay with dollars in most of the places, it is recomendable to get some local coin. Depending where you are, sometimes they charge you 10US$ for something that costs 1000 tanzanian chill…. If you go to a nice hotel like the Serena Lodges, they have a good currency Exchange rate, …
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Dahab
1 review
#63 of 175 general tips & advice in Africa
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gerhardniezen says:
Dahab, the best place a diver can stay in Egypt. I have been to Egypt several times but nothing comes close to Dahab. The atmosphere is relaxed and the food is great. Everytime we went to Egypt I got caught by the "curse of the pharao" exept for the time we stayed in Dahab. This says enough. Great p…
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tour leader
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#64 of 175 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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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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Nzelvis says:
When my fiancee and I were in Egypt, we had decided that we wanted to see southern Egypt but we didn't know the best way to get around. As we researched, we discovered that there was a ton to see, and we didn't wantto go it alone. After looking at some travel sites, we decided we would combine tra…
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tirsomaldonado says:
There are 4 beers in Africa (Tusker in Kenya and in Tanzania you have Kilimanjaro, Safari, Serengeti and Serengeti Premium). The best one is Serengeti Premium, although they say that Safari is the real bear for men! Hahahh What is quite surprising is that it comes on big botlles, ½ a liter. I am at…
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karimmagdy says:
during October or December the weather is good but it might get cold at night so u better get ur self a jacket or.hope enjoy ur stay :D
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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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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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brett72 says:
The question posed is "Is Cairo safe for Americans?" I visited Cairo in January 2005, a few months before the bombing at the Khan el-Khalili market and so my perceptions are from a different time than now, however, I strongly believe that Cairo is extraordinarily safe for any Western visitor. Ther…
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joannapeters84 says:
Great organisation. Guide was very knoledgeable, good cook, great driver. Nice campsites and even some exicting campsites, many game drives.
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Africancrab says:
I flew South African only once from my country to Johannesburg to attend the African Travel Market before it was discontinued. I must say I enjoyed the ride andif I had to do it again, I would pay the price. The service is great, seats are comfortable and the price is manageable, well average I woul…
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Nzelvis says:
Now I don't know about you, but when I think of the Egyptian desert, I think of camels as well. So, when I knew I was traveling to Egypt, I knew that I wanted to ride a camel in Giza. After chatting with the locals, I learned some valuable information that I want to share with you all. When you p…
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surfercalavera says:
My stay in Rabat was for a wedding. My best friend married a Moroccan lady. So, I did not have to pay for hotel or food. But the five days I was there I enjoyed to the max. This is my stay as I recall it.
Day 1: Arrival
We arrived at 1am in the morning local time. We were greeted by the host…
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