Hola,
Estoy mirando de hacer una excursión por el Desierto Blanco, Desierto Negro y Cueva Djara.
No es una ruta habitual, me la hacen personalizada para mi.
Como voy con coche alquilado llego a Bawiti por mi cuenta la tarde/noche antes del día de salida. Me alojaré en el Ahmed Safari Camp y les he pedido esa ruta para hacerla en 2 días (y 2 noches de acampada)
Propuesta de la agencia:
Black & White Desert and Djara Cave Adventure
⸻
Private Guided Off-Road Experience
⸻
*The price for one person is 500 Euro*
⸻
*Itinerary*
*Day 1:*
Black Desert → Al-Mattar valley → Agabat Off Road
• 10:00 AM – Departure from Bahariya Oasis by 4x4 vehicle and begin the desert journey:
• Black Desert – Explore volcanic hills and climb El Marsous Mountain for panoramic views.
• Al-Haiz Bedouin Village – Swim in a natural spring in the middle of the desert.
• Picnic Lunch – Served in a Bedouin tent.
• Crystal Mountain – A small ridge filled with natural quartz crystals.
• El-Mattar Valley & Agabat Off-road through magical rock formations and sand dunes.
• TV Rock – A remarkable rock formation shaped like a giant white screen with a hall inside.
• Enjoy the sunset over the desert.
• Barbecue Dinner and overnight camping under the stars in tent.
⸻
*Day 2:*
Magic Spring → Djara Cave → New White Desert → Agabat Valley
• Early wake-up for sunrise and breakfast at the campsite.
• Visit Magic Spring – a natural freshwater spring in the middle of the desert.
• Continue off-road through Karaween Dunes (30 km off-road) and 120 km on-road to:
• Djara Cave – One of Egypt’s most stunning underground limestone caves filled with ancient stalactites and stalagmites.
• Picnic Lunch inside or near the cave.
• After lunch, drive to the New White Desert to explore its surreal landscape of:
• Mushroom Rock
• Chicken Rock
• Rabbit Rock
• And other stunning natural limestone sculptures.
Drive to Camp in Agabat Valley
• Enjoy the sunset and a magical desert atmosphere.
• 🍽️ Barbecue Dinner and second night camping in the desert.
⸻
*Day 3:*
Return to Bahariya oasis
• Breakfast at the camp.
• Short stop at a natural hot spring.
• 🏨 10:00 AM – Return to the hotel in Bahariya oasis.
⸻
✅ *Included*
• 4x4 desert car with Professional Bedouin driver.
• 2 nights camping in the desert (tents, mattresses, camel-wool blankets, sleeping bags)
• All Meals as described in the program.
• Bottled mineral water in the 4x4 car and during camping.
- Tea\Coffee and soft drinks during camping and meals
- Entrance fees to the White Desert National Park
• All taxes and service charges
⸻
❌ Excluded
• Tips (recommended)
• Drinks at hotel or cafés
• Personal expenses and extras not mentioned
El caso es que soy fatal para negociar y no se si el precio es correcto o no.
Para los precios que he visto en los tour genericos de grupo, que no bajan de los 300€ tampoco me parece tan caro, a parte que les hago ir a la cueva que esta un poco lejos.
Pido otros presupuestos para comparar? Me podeis pasar contacto?
Y el itinerario? Falta algo?
Alguien sabe que es “hot natural spring” del 3er día de recorrido?
He leido que en Djara Cave hay pinturas rupestres? Es cierto?
Yo lo daba por hecho, pero no lo mencionan… si se puede quiero verlas, ademas de las estalactitas.
Sabeis si les puedo pedir que me las enseñen? O mejor una vez estemos allí?
Se puede visitar la cueva mas en profundidad o no me van a dejar x ser turista?
No sera mas dificil que entrar en la Mastaba 17 de Meidum.
Toda ayuda es bienvenida, muchas gracias a todos
Hola
Nosotros hicimos la excursión el año pasado con ellos, ibamos 6 personas en 2 vehículos, no hicimos la cueva que comentas, a nosotros nos recogieron en El Cairo y nos llevaron de vuelta, estuvimos 2 noches en el desierto, es una de las mejores experiencias del viaje la verdad... ➡️ Leer más ...
Hola,
Estoy mirando de hacer una excursión por el Desierto Blanco, Desierto Negro y Cueva Djara.
No es una ruta habitual, me la hacen personalizada para mi.
Como voy con coche alquilado llego a Bawiti por mi cuenta la tarde/noche antes del día de salida. Me alojaré en el Ahmed Safari Camp y les he pedido esa ruta para hacerla en 2 días (y 2 noches de acampada)
Propuesta de la agencia:
Black & White Desert and Djara Cave Adventure
⸻
Private Guided Off-Road Experience
⸻
*The price for one person is 500 Euro*
⸻
*Itinerary*
*Day 1:*
Black Desert → Al-Mattar valley → Agabat Off Road
• 10:00 AM – Departure from Bahariya Oasis by 4x4 vehicle and begin the desert journey:
• Black Desert – Explore volcanic hills and climb El Marsous Mountain for panoramic views.
• Al-Haiz Bedouin Village – Swim in a natural spring in the middle of the desert.
• Picnic Lunch – Served in a Bedouin tent.
• Crystal Mountain – A small ridge filled with natural quartz crystals.
• El-Mattar Valley & Agabat Off-road through magical rock formations and sand dunes.
• TV Rock – A remarkable rock formation shaped like a giant white screen with a hall inside.
• Enjoy the sunset over the desert.
• Barbecue Dinner and overnight camping under the stars in tent.
⸻
*Day 2:*
Magic Spring → Djara Cave → New White Desert → Agabat Valley
• Early wake-up for sunrise and breakfast at the campsite.
• Visit Magic Spring – a natural freshwater spring in the middle of the desert.
• Continue off-road through Karaween Dunes (30 km off-road) and 120 km on-road to:
• Djara Cave – One of Egypt’s most stunning underground limestone caves filled with ancient stalactites and stalagmites.
• Picnic Lunch inside or near the cave.
• After lunch, drive to the New White Desert to explore its surreal landscape of:
• Mushroom Rock
• Chicken Rock
• Rabbit Rock
• And other stunning natural limestone sculptures.
Drive to Camp in Agabat Valley
• Enjoy the sunset and a magical desert atmosphere.
• 🍽️ Barbecue Dinner and second night camping in the desert.
⸻
*Day 3:*
Return to Bahariya oasis
• Breakfast at the camp.
• Short stop at a natural hot spring.
• 🏨 10:00 AM – Return to the hotel in Bahariya oasis.
⸻
✅ *Included*
• 4x4 desert car with Professional Bedouin driver.
• 2 nights camping in the desert (tents, mattresses, camel-wool blankets, sleeping bags)
• All Meals as described in the program.
• Bottled mineral water in the 4x4 car and during camping.
- Tea\Coffee and soft drinks during camping and meals
- Entrance fees to the White Desert National Park
• All taxes and service charges
⸻
❌ Excluded
• Tips (recommended)
• Drinks at hotel or cafés
• Personal expenses and extras not mentioned
El caso es que soy fatal para negociar y no se si el precio es correcto o no.
Para los precios que he visto en los tour genericos de grupo, que no bajan de los 300€ tampoco me parece tan caro, a parte que les hago ir a la cueva que esta un poco lejos.
Pido otros presupuestos para comparar? Me podeis pasar contacto?
Y el itinerario? Falta algo?
Alguien sabe que es “hot natural spring” del 3er día de recorrido?
He leido que en Djara Cave hay pinturas rupestres? Es cierto?
Yo lo daba por hecho, pero no lo mencionan… si se puede quiero verlas, ademas de las estalactitas.
Sabeis si les puedo pedir que me las enseñen? O mejor una vez estemos allí?
Se puede visitar la cueva mas en profundidad o no me van a dejar x ser turista?
No sera mas dificil que entrar en la Mastaba 17 de Meidum.
Toda ayuda es bienvenida, muchas gracias a todos ➡️ Leer más ...
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Why do you need to visit Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is one of popular tourist destination in the world. Sri Lanka is a South Asian country. A small Island Indian Ocean. Endless beaches, timeless ruins, welcoming people, oodles of elephants, rolling surf, cheap prices, fun trains, famous ceylon tea & flavourful food.
Visit Sri Lanka you can have an amazing experience in there. Would you like to travel around Sri Lanka with a person as a friend beyond a traditional tour guide and tour.
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Tourism in Sri Lanka We give you a little idea about Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is a tropical island nation located in the Indian Ocean, known for its rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, and warm hospitality. Here are some highlights that make Sri Lanka a unique and appealing destination for travelers:
### 1. **Cultural and Historical Sites**
- **Sigiriya**: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sigiriya is an ancient rock fortress with stunning frescoes and landscaped gardens. It is also known as "Lion Rock."
- **Temple of the Tooth Relic (Kandy)**: One of the most sacred Buddhist sites in the world, located in Kandy, housing a tooth relic of the Buddha.
- **Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa**: These ancient cities offer a glimpse into Sri Lanka's rich history, with ruins of palaces, stupas, and temples that date back thousands of years.
### 2. **Beaches and Coastal Attractions**
- **Unawatuna, Mirissa, and Bentota**: Famous for their golden sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and opportunities for surfing, snorkeling, and whale watching.
- **Galle**: A coastal city known for its colonial-era Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, blending European architecture with South Asian traditions.
### 3. **Wildlife and Nature**
- **Yala National Park**: Renowned for its leopard population, this park also offers sightings of elephants, sloth bears, and various bird species.
- **Udawalawe National Park**: A great place to see elephants in the wild.
- **Sinharaja Forest Reserve**: A biodiversity hotspot and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, ideal for nature enthusiasts and bird watchers.
### 4. **Hill Country and Tea Plantations**
- **Ella, Nuwara Eliya, and Haputale**: Known for their scenic landscapes, tea plantations, waterfalls, and cool climate, offering a refreshing escape from the tropical heat.
- **Train Journeys**: The train ride from Kandy to Ella is considered one of the most beautiful in the world, passing through lush forests, waterfalls, and tea estates.
### 5. **Adventure and Outdoor Activities**
- **Surfing**: Sri Lanka is a popular destination for surfing, with spots like Arugam Bay attracting surfers from around the globe.
- **Hiking**: Trails like Adam's Peak (Sri Pada) and Horton Plains offer breathtaking views and a chance to experience Sri Lanka's natural beauty up close.
### 6. **Cuisine and Local Experiences**
- **Sri Lankan Cuisine**: Known for its flavorful curries, seafood, and unique dishes like hoppers and kottu roti. Street food in cities like Colombo offers a diverse culinary experience.
- **Ayurveda and Wellness**: Sri Lanka is also known for its Ayurveda treatments and wellness retreats, focusing on natural healing and relaxation.
### 7. **Festivals and Events**
- **Esala Perahera (Kandy)**: A grand Buddhist festival with traditional dances, drummers, and decorated elephants, held annually in Kandy.
- **Sinhala and Tamil New Year**: Celebrated in April, this festival is marked by traditional games, rituals, and feasts.
### 8. **Accommodation and Travel**
Sri Lanka offers a range of accommodations, from luxury resorts to budget guesthouses. The island is well-connected by road and rail, making it easy to explore different regions.
### 9. **Unique Cultural Experiences**
- **Village Tours**: Engage with local communities, learn traditional crafts, or experience Sri Lankan hospitality in a homestay.
- **Tea Factory Visits**: Explore the process of tea production, from picking leaves to tasting freshly brewed Ceylon tea.
### **Best Time to Visit**
Sri Lanka has two monsoon seasons, so the best time to visit depends on which part of the country you want to explore:
- **Southwest Coast and Hill Country**: December to March.
- **East Coast and Northern Regions**: May to September.
Sri Lanka offers a diverse range of experiences, making it a fascinating destination for any traveler.
So spend your vacation well with us, call us and we will... ➡️ Leer más ...
El que recomendó Julito, +20 127 570 9430, me dice que es en inglés, que allí no hay nadie que hable en español.
El que recomendó Mapaluma, +20 100 223 8233, le he enviado dos mensajes y justo me acaba de responder. Comenta que ahora mismo no hacen ese tour.
Buscando info por el foro en el hilo: Guía Ahmed Diyab - Oasis Egypt Safari, Egipto p84 , indicaban que esa agencia y en concreto este guia también hacían esta excursión, en inglés, pero si solicitabamos guia en español lo ponían.
Les escribí un email: info@oasisegyptsafari.com y me respondieron. Copio el texto del mensaje con el detalle del tour, precios, etc, por si te interesa:
Hello
The price of the tour to black and white desert overnight camping is 250 euros for 2 people if you will be only with local guide spake English and if you need Spanish guide will be 80 euros more..
2 Days 1 night camping
Black and white desert
Day 1
Start from Cairo at 8:00 AM moving to Bahariya oasis arrived at 11:30AM have lunch then change the car take our land crouser cars then starting our Desert tour Driving to the frist stop (Black Desert) 25 km from Bahariya oasis have stop in middle point in the black desert to see all black desert from the highest mountain in the black desert then continue drive to the Crystal mountain the frist stop in the white desert national park stop there to see the crystal stone and see the mountains coverd by Crystal drive to one of the most beautiful view in Al agbat area stop there to take A good pictures then going to playing sand bording (fun time) then continue drive to white desert start in white desert to see the frist rook information mushroom rook in old white desert then drive to the new white desert we have to stop in panoramic view in the middle of white desert then going to see all rock information in the new white desert (camel and chickenc and tree and rabbit) then going to camping in the white desert have dinner under the stars and bedouin tea around fire
Day 2
After breakfast and see sunrise drive back to bahariya oasis stop in the cold Spring in the way then back to cairo.
Por cierto, el touroperador que me comentas también tiene buena pinta. Por favor, si te responde, por favor, dímelo.
Welcome to ThisDesertDexperience.com
This Desert Experience is a local Tour company Based in Marrakech southeast Morocco. We offer cultural tours of Morocco that highlight the best of our country. At Around Morocco we work hard to make your trip a unique experience and to ensure that your journey will be one you will treasure forever. We offer a variety of tours and can tailor one, especially for you to suit your interests and your budget.
What do we offer?
We invite you to explore the fascinating landscape of Morocco, a land of dramatic contrasts, legends, and romance. Our cultural tours will take you to the heart of Morocco to enjoy an exotic adventure. Our Atlas Mountains hikes take you through breathtaking scenery to a world less touched by tourists. Our Sahara Desert Tours Offer You An Experience Of a lifetime Sleeping Under The Stars And Witnessing The Sunrise From The Top Of a Giant Sand Dune.
Around Morocco offers guided tours in comfortable air-conditioned 4×4 vehicles and mini-buses. We cater to singles, couples, families, and small groups. All our guides are natives, fluent in English and French, and Spanish, and will look after you with the highest degree of care and professionalism. You will be personally greeted at any airport, railway station, or from your hotel anywhere in Morocco and welcomed with a glass of traditional mint tea and the friendly greeting “You are welcome to Morocco”.
Let us help you discover the beauty of Morocco, from the Sahara Desert and its oases to the High Atlas Mountains, the imperial cities, and tours Marrakech.
We have a wide selection of exciting organized day trips to Marrakech to choose from, to suit all types of travelers. We can also tailor any one of these tours to Marrakech to suit your particular preferences and create your own unforgettable holiday to Marrakech Moroccan Desert Experience. ➡️ Leer más ...
This Desert Experience is a local Tour company Based in Marrakech southeast Morocco. We offer cultural tours of Morocco that highlight the best of our country. At Around Morocco we work hard to make your trip a unique experience and to ensure that your journey will be one you will treasure forever. We offer a variety of tours and can tailor one, especially for you to suit your interests and your budget.
What do we offer?
We invite you to explore the fascinating landscape of Morocco, a land of dramatic contrasts, legends, and romance. Our cultural tours will take you to the heart of Morocco to enjoy an exotic adventure. Our Atlas Mountains hikes take you through breathtaking scenery to a world less touched by tourists. Our Sahara Desert Tours Offer You An Experience Of a lifetime Sleeping Under The Stars And Witnessing The Sunrise From The Top Of a Giant Sand Dune.
Around Morocco offers guided tours in comfortable air-conditioned 4×4 vehicles and mini-buses. We cater to singles, couples, families, and small groups. All our guides are natives, fluent in English and French, and Spanish, and will look after you with the highest degree of care and professionalism. You will be personally greeted at any airport, railway station, or from your hotel anywhere in Morocco and welcomed with a glass of traditional mint tea and the friendly greeting “You are welcome to Morocco”. ➡️ Leer más ...
Buenos días compañeros viajeros,
voy a Nepal del 2 al 20 de mayo y mi idea hacer el circuito del Annapurna. Yo ya lo hice en 2015 pero esta vez le quería enseñar las maravillas de Nepal a mi pareja. Yo he estado ya 3 veces en Nepal y siempre he caminado solo. En esta ocasión necesitaremos un porteador para llevar la mochila de ella. Además parece que han hecho obligatorio el llevar un guia o porteador.
1.- Alguien sabe si con el porteador es suficiente o hay que contratar tambien un guía de acuerdo con la legislación vigente? Hay mucho control sobre eso?
2.-ALGUIEN ME PUEDE RECOMENDAR UN CONTACTO PARA ALQUILAR AL PORTEADOR? SOBRE TODO NECESITO QUE SEA FLEXIBLE PORQUE EL ITINERARIO LO VAMOS DECIDIENDO DEPENDIENDO DE COMO NOS SINTAMOS ASÍ COMO DONDE QUEDARNOS. HE VISTO QUE ALGUNOS HABLAIS MUY BIEN DE AVI. ME PODEIS PASAR SU CONTACTO POR FAVOR?
3.- Anteriormente he viajado siempre en marzo-Abril. Creeis que puedo pillar lluvia en mayo?
MUCHAS GRACIAS.
NAMASTE!
Alberto
[ESPAÑOL bajo]
ENGLISH-
I´ve just come back from a great trip to Nepal and I had the best experience trekking with Avi. He is probably not only the best guide you can find to help you with your trekk, but also an amazing person. But let´s start from the beginning.
I was wandering around the streets of Thamel, when Avi "found" me and approached me. Although it was only my 2 day in Thamel I had already enough from all those Nepali scammers and sellers that come near you trying to sell you ANYTHING (from tiger balm to weed or a trekk to the mountains...). However, the way Avi talked to me was different. I immediately understood he was different from the others that just saw me as some kind of "walking-money". After a few minutes of conversation, he gave me his card and told me to take my time to think about it, and offered a tea to discuss the trekk in case I was interested. I went directly after to take that tea with him and his honesty and good heart made easy for me to "choose" him as my guide for the trekk. The day after he invited me for a tea at his flat and I could see where my money was going. This is not like the big agencies around thamel that clearly have the money already. Here you are helping someone that does his job because he loves it, but also to provide for a family with 2 young daughters. I could see that even though they live in a very humble place, Avi offered me everything I needed. He borrowed me one of his backpacks for the trekk and also told me he would take a hat, gloves, telescopic poles and a sleeping bag that he would carry for me in case I need it. After claryifying the details, he took me to a local place for lunch, where we also met another girl looking for a trekking. Again, Avi was super kind to her and eventhough taking one more person meant more money for him, he talked to me and let me decide if we would take her or not with us. I thought 3 would be better and it would mean more money for Avi, who after Covid struggled to keep his family and house fine. Avi also helped her a lot to find the materials she needed for the trekk and even borrow and carry most of them.
Once in the trekk, Avi is not just a guide, he is a friend. But obviously he knows a lot about the area. We did the Annapurna circuit and as he promised from the beginning, every time he could find us free or cheaper accomodation/food he did it. He also help us constantly to get what we wanted and to feel as much comfortable as possible. For the first days, he shared with us some cucumbers with himalayan salt that he bought in Kathmandu. He was also always there to offer his food in case we were still hungry. And even with the other girl, he stayed for the whole time next to her, walking at her pace and supporting her since she was struggling to accomplish the trekk. He was really supportive with her and even when she decided to quit for health reasons, he helped her... ➡️ Leer más ...
ENGLISH-
I´ve just come back from a great trip to Nepal and I had the best experience trekking with Avi. He is probably not only the best guide you can find to help you with your trekk, but also an amazing person. But let´s start from the beginning.
I was wandering around the streets of Thamel, when Avi "found" me and approached me. Although it was only my 2 day in Thamel I had already enough from all those Nepali scammers and sellers that come near you trying to sell you ANYTHING (from tiger balm to weed or a trekk to the mountains...). However, the way Avi talked to me was different. I immediately understood he was different from the others that just saw me as some kind of "walking-money". After a few minutes of conversation, he gave me his card and told me to take my time to think about it, and offered a tea to discuss the trekk in case I was interested. I went directly after to take that tea with him and his honesty and good heart made easy for me to "choose" him as my guide for the trekk. The day after he invited me for a tea at his flat and I could see where my money was going. This is not like the big agencies around thamel that clearly have the money already. Here you are helping someone that does his job because he loves it, but also to provide for a family with 2 young daughters. I could see that even though they live in a very humble place, Avi offered me everything I needed. He borrowed me one of his backpacks for the trekk and also told me he would take a hat, gloves, telescopic poles and a sleeping bag that he would carry for me in case I need it. After claryifying the details, he took me to a local place for lunch, where we also met another girl looking for a trekking. Again, Avi was super kind to her and eventhough taking one more person meant more money for him, he talked to me and let me decide if we would take her or not with us. I thought 3 would be better and it would mean more money for Avi, who after Covid struggled to keep his family and house fine. Avi also helped her a lot to find the materials she needed for the trekk and even borrow and carry most of them.
Once in the trekk, Avi is not just a guide, he is a friend. But obviously he knows a lot about the area. We did the Annapurna circuit and as he promised from the beginning, every time he could find us free or cheaper accomodation/food he did it. He also help us constantly to get what we wanted and to feel as much comfortable as possible. For the first days, he shared with us some cucumbers with himalayan salt that he bought in Kathmandu. He was also always there to offer his food in case we were still hungry. And even with the other girl, he stayed for the whole time next to her, walking at her pace and supporting her since she was struggling to accomplish the trekk. He was really supportive with her and even when she decided to quit for health reasons, he helped her organising her transport back down, getting her the best service and the best price (I was there when he was bargaining for the price).
The last part of the trekk we did it alone the 2 of us. I cant be happier of having completed the Annapurna circuit with a friend like Avi. With him I felt safe and that I could always trust him. After we finished, I saw how other tourists had many problems regarding altitude sickness. However, Avi took me through the right steps and together we managed to pass by 5416m without any symptom.
The last days after the pass he stayed with me and some friends we made along the way, helping us finding the best deal for accomodation and the best option for transport (it is pretty bad the situation in the rainy season). There was not a single person of the ones that stayed with us that didnt love Avi and that didnt tell me how lucky I was of having him. He can really charm anyone, its amazing.
But really, if you are thinking of going to Nepal and trekk around the country, just contact Avi... ➡️ Leer más ...
Os adjunto la respuesta y os resumo: pasaremos una noche, con cena y desayuno, por 43€ más el importe de entrar en el parque. Me parece un plan fantástico.
"Thank you for contacting us.
At this moment we have availability on December 7th, 2021 and we took the liberty to make a reservation for you with the number BED20211207-A:
Can you please add the following information (the blue text):
Number of guests: 2
Nationality of the guests: Spanish
Tents : 1 tent Do you prefer 2 single beds or 1 double bed?
Arrival : December 7, 2021 - after lunch Do you like to join us for lunch on this day?
Kindly note:
- You need to be inside the National Park before 15:00 otherwise you may be refused to enter the National Park.
- If you come by taxi, insist your taxi driver calls +201270776774 for directions, so you are sure you will be taken to the right campsite.
- If you come by car, you can check this link for directions: bedawi.com/ ...-get-there
- You need to mention at the entrance, at the National Park booth, that you will be camping 2 nights with BEDAWI/Mohamed Harby.
A permission will be made for you and you pay your National Park fees.
Upon arrival at our camp site, please hand over the permission and the mandatory paper copy of your passports to our staff.
Departure : December 8, 2021 - after breakfast Do you like to join us for lunch this day?
Your mobile/Whats-app number: On which mobile number can you can be reached while you are in Egypt, in case of any emergency?
Extra requested activities: Non
Extra requests : f.e. dietary needs
Requested transfers : Non
Our services at BEDAWI Eco Camping include:
- Accommodation in one of our De-Luxe Bell-tents;
- We provide memory-foam mattresses, soft pillows and clean bedding;
- Beach showers with fresh water;
- A toilet in a separate tent (our 'Lovable Loo');
- An original Bedouin tent to provide shade and shelter, with a low Bedouin sit with back support to lounge and high tables with chairs;
- An English reef guide and other nature guides to learn more about the nature that surrounds you;
- Bedouin tea is served for free all day, Bedouin coffee is served for free during the evening;
- All your fresh prepared meals (breakfast, warm lunch and warm dinner);
- A campfire in the evening (depending on weather conditions) with original Bedouin coffee and tea;
- 24-hours service by our first-aid and awareness trained staff;
- All plastic bottles and plastic caps are being recycled;
- There are some (board and card) games available;
- There is electricity from our solar panel (220 V) but alas it is not equipped to recharge all batteries via USB, all the time.
If you depend heavily on your mobile phone, we recommend you bring your own fully charged power bank as a back-up;
- The handling of the mandatory permissions from the National Park, Tourism Police, the National Security and the Military.
Kindly note that our services at BEDAWI Eco Camping exclude:
- Small bottles of chilled water and Bedouin coffee (during the day) are served for 5 EGP;
- Hot drinks per big glass and chilled soft drinks per can are served for 10 and 15 EGP;
- A fresh pot of Mocha Espresso coffee is served for 50 EGP;
NB. We don't mind if you prefer to bring your own beverages if you bring your own cool box and ice.
- Rental of snorkeling equipment (there is non available at the National Park);
- Towel service;
- We do not serve alcohol but feel free to bring your own;
- The mandatory entrance fees for camping inside the National Park Ras Mohamed.
We serve a fresh prepared lunch between 13.00 and 15.00 (on reservation only as all food is brought in... ➡️ Leer más ...
Os adjunto la respuesta y os resumo: pasaremos una noche, con cena y desayuno, por 43€ más el importe de entrar en el parque. Me parece un plan fantástico.
"Thank you for contacting us.
At this moment we have availability on December 7th, 2021 and we took the liberty to make a reservation for you with the number BED20211207-A:
Can you please add the following information (the blue text):
Number of guests: 2
Nationality of the guests: Spanish
Tents : 1 tent Do you prefer 2 single beds or 1 double bed?
Arrival : December 7, 2021 - after lunch Do you like to join us for lunch on this day?
Kindly note:
- You need to be inside the National Park before 15:00 otherwise you may be refused to enter the National Park.
- If you come by taxi, insist your taxi driver calls +201270776774 for directions, so you are sure you will be taken to the right campsite.
- If you come by car, you can check this link for directions: bedawi.com/ ...-get-there
- You need to mention at the entrance, at the National Park booth, that you will be camping 2 nights with BEDAWI/Mohamed Harby.
A permission will be made for you and you pay your National Park fees.
Upon arrival at our camp site, please hand over the permission and the mandatory paper copy of your passports to our staff.
Departure : December 8, 2021 - after breakfast Do you like to join us for lunch this day?
Your mobile/Whats-app number: On which mobile number can you can be reached while you are in Egypt, in case of any emergency?
Extra requested activities: Non
Extra requests : f.e. dietary needs
Requested transfers : Non
Our services at BEDAWI Eco Camping include:
- Accommodation in one of our De-Luxe Bell-tents;
- We provide memory-foam mattresses, soft pillows and clean bedding;
- Beach showers with fresh water;
- A toilet in a separate tent (our 'Lovable Loo');
- An original Bedouin tent to provide shade and shelter, with a low Bedouin sit with back support to lounge and high tables with chairs;
- An English reef guide and other nature guides to learn more about the nature that surrounds you;
- Bedouin tea is served for free all day, Bedouin coffee is served for free during the evening;
- All your fresh prepared meals (breakfast, warm lunch and warm dinner);
- A campfire in the evening (depending on weather conditions) with original Bedouin coffee and tea;
- 24-hours service by our first-aid and awareness trained staff;
- All plastic bottles and plastic caps are being recycled;
- There are some (board and card) games available;
- There is electricity from our solar panel (220 V) but alas it is not equipped to recharge all batteries via USB, all the time.
If you depend heavily on your mobile phone, we recommend you bring your own fully charged power bank as a back-up;
- The handling of the mandatory permissions from the National Park, Tourism Police, the National Security and the Military.
Kindly note that our services at BEDAWI Eco Camping exclude:
- Small bottles of chilled water and Bedouin coffee (during the day) are served for 5 EGP;
- Hot drinks per big glass and chilled soft drinks per can are served for 10 and 15 EGP;
- A fresh pot of Mocha Espresso coffee is served for 50 EGP;
NB. We don't mind if you prefer to bring your own beverages if you bring your own cool box and ice.
- Rental of snorkeling equipment (there is non available at the National Park);
- Towel service;
- We do not serve alcohol but feel free to bring your own;
- The mandatory entrance fees for camping inside the National Park Ras Mohamed.
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From walking on a picturesque sandy beaches, to hiking in between the great canyons in the star valley, Qeshm island is a must see island, which has more to offer than meets the eye,
Qeshm Island is ideally located in south of Iran, close to Bandar Abbas, one of Iran’s famous sea port and benefits from a large amount of hours of sun per year, so it makes it an ideal place to travel to all year round.
The dolphin shape island, allows you to enjoy being entertained by the friendly dolphins and the underwater world in either one of their shows or even meeting up-close while you’re having a dip in one of the turquoise seas around this amazing island.
Iran might be famous for its Kish island as one of the most sought after touristic destinations, but Qeshm is truly one of the hidden gems of Iran, which offer a variety of entertainment, landscapes, beaches, cuisines and fun activity for all tastes; So wherever you travel in Qeshm, you’ll find it has rich tales to share; history, and a lot of legends.
Wake up in paradise
The stunning landscapes and friendly locals are with their colorful Traditional regional clothes will make you feel welcome from the first impression.
People and places
Meet friendly people and listen to the traditional music while. Hiking around the Islands and Diving in Persian Gulf.
Qeshm has strong trade and cultural ties to India and Pakistan, and you can taste some of the cultural exchange in the more spice oriented cuisine compared to the rest of Iran.
However, they truly know themselves to be Iranian first and foremost, and the rest of the food is prepared the traditional Iranian way.
Discover Hara Marine forests (Mangrove jungle)
It is said around 1.5% of world’s birds and 25% of Iran’s native birds can be found in this beautiful Mangrove tree forests. Depending on the time of your visit, you can go about on the waterways during the high tides and enjoy the beautiful mangroves. This forest is mainly used for fishing, tourist boats, and a small amount of leaf-cutting for livestock feed. Sea turtles, crabs, shrimp, snakes, herons, cranes, and pelicans are among the animals that call this forest home.
For booking an Iran hotel [edited by moderator] would be my recommondation.
Portuguese Fortress
Portuguese Castle is one of the remaining architectures left behind from the time of the Portuguese occupancy of the island in the 16th century to maintain control over the Strait of Hormoz, some locals believe the name for some Islands around Qeshm and Hormoz originated from Portuguese roots with the mean of “good economy Island”.
Hengam Island
Full of tropical fishes, variety of dolphin involved activities. Enjoy the fascinating rock formations and a mixture of glistening black sand over beige sand make it a little bit more heavenly. The roaming Gazelle which obtain their drinking water from pressing their hooves into the ground populate this beautiful island in the Persian Gulf.
Bandar Laft
Many ancient Persian architectural structure, wind catchers, ventilation system (badger) and ancient water reservoirs (Ab Anbar) still exist and are still used by locals today.
This fishing town is located on the fin of Qeshm Island and is known for its many stone drilled wells called (Talla Wells) with a unique name for each one, according to the days in a leap year, and still used and remembered by the locals. 100 of these wells still remain to date and can be visited by travelers.
Lenj Shipyard
Lenj Shipyard is a Shipbuilding yard close to Bandar Laft used for fishing by the local fishermen. The different stages of the ship making is displayed from the entrance of the Lenj.
Namakdan Salt Cave
The breathtaking dome decorated Namakdan (salt shaker) cave is decorated inside with white salty chandeliers and stalactites at 6,850 meters long. This cave which is a result of sea water accumulating in the faults, is known to be the longest cave in... ➡️ Leer más ...
la cosa es que queda bastante lejos de koh tao, y por eso dejaron de hacerlo. la iniciativa no saldría rentable, imagino.
Gracias Malik!
Otra opción es pillar el primer ferry hacia KON phangan ( está solo a una hora) y hacerlo desde allí. Luego coger un ferry de la tarde hacia koh tao. Supongo q esto sería posible, no?
No sé si ya llego tarde.
A mí me pasa un poco lo mismo, me alojo en Ko Tao y me apetecía hacer el tour. Escribí a Island Travel y me contestaron lo siguiente:
Price and detail: Non refund Lomprayah tickets round trip to Koh Phangang 1200 thb/pax
Trip 2600 thb (included the entry fee 300 thb)
Total cost 3800 thb with or without Kayaking are same price.
Check in at Lomprayah pier Koh Tao 5.30 pm
(no pick up at hotel, book private taxi please check price again, some hotel have free shuttle)
• Depart from Koh Tao with 06:00 Lomprayah pier
• Meeting point at Koh Phangan Safari, Thong Sala
• Continental breakfast (coffee, tea, cookies, fresh fruit)
• Board the speedboat to Ang Thong Marine Park – Approx. 45 minutes away
• Snorkeling at the best spot at Koh Wao / Koh Tay Plaoy
• Emerald Lake – Talay Nai – Short walk to the most incredible viewpoint to see all 42 islands of the marine park
• Sightseeing around the park exploring Monkey Island, cruise around the park.
• Beachfront buffet lunch at one of the best beaches Koh Sam Sao Island
• Kayaking, view point climb, relaxing or snorkeling (depends on your booking program)
• Speedboat back to Koh Phangan
• 18.15 Lomprayah back to Koh Tao for 19.45 arrival to Tao
Es bastante caro y hay que liar una buena para llegar, así que estamos pensándolo.
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Hola!!
Estoy viendo opciones para organizar viaje a Uganda. A ver si me podéis echar una mano.. por un lado, estamos en contacto con Mamaland Safaris, que veo que habéis tenido buenas experiencias. Por otro, me planteo si hacerlo por libre. Os copio el recorrido que me proponen (que a la vez tiene mayoritariamente lo que queríamos):
Day 1: Arrival and transfer to Kampala, arrival at .............. Your safari guide picks you at the airport and you transfer to Kampala to check in to the hotel and rest after the flight. Overnight in Maries Royale
Day 2: Transfer to Jinja and visit source of the Nile, then continue on to spend the night by Ziwa rhino sanctuary We leave busy Kampala at leisure and make the journey to the town Jinja. Here the mighty Nile makes its start on the journey towards the Mediterranean and you go for a boat-ride to see the source of the Nile. We then have lunch and in the afternoon make the journey to Ziwa Rhino sanctuary to spend the night. Overnight in Ziwa Guesthouse
Day 3: Rhino trekking in the morning then transfer to Kidepo valley national park After breakfast you go to meet the rhinos in Ziwa rhino sanctuary. In the sanctuary they are working to reintroduce rhinos in Uganda and you go with a specialized guide for a walk to see them. Then you start the journey towards Kidepo Valley national park, having lunch in Gulu along the way. Proceed with the drive to enter Kidepo valley national park with brief game drive en route to the lodge. Overnight at Apoka Hostel bandas
Day 4: Transfer meeting with Karamojong people and evening Game-drive in Kidepo Valley National Park After breakfast set off for Kidepo valley National Park. In a landscape of vast plains and semi-arid savannah framed by jagged mountains and wooded hills, Kidepo is one of the wildest and most spectacular reserves in Africa. On arrival before entering the park have a cultural experience that will bring you into contact with Karamojong peoples at Karenna and Kapedo. Meet the local elders and have an opportunity to interact with them. They will show you the kraals, the grinding stones and many more interesting items. Overnight at Apoka hostel bandas
Day 5: A day to explore Kidepo Valley NP, morning & evening game-drives The morning-game drive takes us towards Natabba gate area for the cheetahs and other lower grassland mammals. The landscape throughout Kidepo Valley national park is studded with small hills, rocky outcrops and inselbergs from which one can obtain stunning views in all directions enjoy panoramic views of the Narus River Valley and photographic opportunities of wildlife from all corners. An evening game drive along the Narus River Valley for game Viewing and photography of Elephants, herds of Buffaloes, Jackals, Jackson's Hartebeest, Klipspringer and possibly Lions. Overnight at Apoka hostel bandas
Day 6: Transfer to Murchison Falls National Park. The Giraffe Paradise!
After breakfast we leave Kidepo Valley national park, maybe catching some last sights of its animals as we drive out. Continue on through remote parts of Uganda through the city of Gulu and on to the lodge by Murchison Falls national park. We arrive in the afternoon and relax at the lodge. Overnight Twiga Tales Lodge
Day 7: Game-drive & boat-cruise in Murchison Falls National Park
In the morning we set off for a game-drive in Murchison Falls national park. On the broad savannah you search for big cats, Elephants, Giraffes, Buffalos, plus more as the checklist of mammals reaches 76. We continue browsing the circuits to the delta point for a cocktail of birds and mammals. In the afternoon you go for the 2pm boat ride on the Nile to the base of Murchison Falls where you get to see the Hippos (You have never seen more hippos yawning, Grooming in there Pods anywhere else than here- Believe me you), Nile Crocodiles, Elephants and a variety of beautiful bird species along the banks. If you are a keen birder this might be your... ➡️ Leer más ...
Hola!!
Estoy viendo opciones para organizar viaje a Uganda. A ver si me podéis echar una mano.. por un lado, estamos en contacto con Mamaland Safaris, que veo que habéis tenido buenas experiencias. Por otro, me planteo si hacerlo por libre. Os copio el recorrido que me proponen (que a la vez tiene mayoritariamente lo que queríamos):
Day 1: Arrival and transfer to Kampala, arrival at .............. Your safari guide picks you at the airport and you transfer to Kampala to check in to the hotel and rest after the flight. Overnight in Maries Royale
Day 2: Transfer to Jinja and visit source of the Nile, then continue on to spend the night by Ziwa rhino sanctuary We leave busy Kampala at leisure and make the journey to the town Jinja. Here the mighty Nile makes its start on the journey towards the Mediterranean and you go for a boat-ride to see the source of the Nile. We then have lunch and in the afternoon make the journey to Ziwa Rhino sanctuary to spend the night. Overnight in Ziwa Guesthouse
Day 3: Rhino trekking in the morning then transfer to Kidepo valley national park After breakfast you go to meet the rhinos in Ziwa rhino sanctuary. In the sanctuary they are working to reintroduce rhinos in Uganda and you go with a specialized guide for a walk to see them. Then you start the journey towards Kidepo Valley national park, having lunch in Gulu along the way. Proceed with the drive to enter Kidepo valley national park with brief game drive en route to the lodge. Overnight at Apoka Hostel bandas
Day 4: Transfer meeting with Karamojong people and evening Game-drive in Kidepo Valley National Park After breakfast set off for Kidepo valley National Park. In a landscape of vast plains and semi-arid savannah framed by jagged mountains and wooded hills, Kidepo is one of the wildest and most spectacular reserves in Africa. On arrival before entering the park have a cultural experience that will bring you into contact with Karamojong peoples at Karenna and Kapedo. Meet the local elders and have an opportunity to interact with them. They will show you the kraals, the grinding stones and many more interesting items. Overnight at Apoka hostel bandas
Day 5: A day to explore Kidepo Valley NP, morning & evening game-drives The morning-game drive takes us towards Natabba gate area for the cheetahs and other lower grassland mammals. The landscape throughout Kidepo Valley national park is studded with small hills, rocky outcrops and inselbergs from which one can obtain stunning views in all directions enjoy panoramic views of the Narus River Valley and photographic opportunities of wildlife from all corners. An evening game drive along the Narus River Valley for game Viewing and photography of Elephants, herds of Buffaloes, Jackals, Jackson's Hartebeest, Klipspringer and possibly Lions. Overnight at Apoka hostel bandas
Day 6: Transfer to Murchison Falls National Park. The Giraffe Paradise!
After breakfast we leave Kidepo Valley national park, maybe catching some last sights of its animals as we drive out. Continue on through remote parts of Uganda through the city of Gulu and on to the lodge by Murchison Falls national park. We arrive in the afternoon and relax at the lodge. Overnight Twiga Tales Lodge
Day 7: Game-drive & boat-cruise in Murchison Falls National Park
In the morning we set off for a game-drive in Murchison Falls national park. On the broad savannah you search for big cats, Elephants, Giraffes, Buffalos, plus more as the checklist of mammals reaches 76. We continue browsing the circuits to the delta point for a cocktail of birds and mammals. In the afternoon you go for the 2pm boat ride on the Nile to the base of Murchison Falls where you get to see the Hippos (You have never seen more hippos yawning, Grooming in there Pods anywhere else than here- Believe me you), Nile Crocodiles, Elephants and a variety of beautiful bird species along the banks. If you are a keen birder this might be your magnet to catch... ➡️ Leer más ...
Hola, os presento mi planning de 5 días para este verano, teniendo en cuenta que ya hemos estado en NYC y esta vez no repetiremos Harlem, helicóptero, MET, crucero a todo Manhattan... porque vamos con dos peques
¡Ah! Veréis que algunas atracciones coinciden en unos días en concreto... es porque tenemos pensado coger la NEW YORK PASS de 3 días, concretamente los 3 primeros.
¡Ahí va!
Lunes llegada por la tarde y visita por la zona del hotel:
Times Square y North 5th Av: Apple, Plaza, Tiffany’s,Trump Tower, Abercrombie, St Patrick’s, Rockefeller Center, Atlas, Lego, Barnes&Noble books...
Martes con NY PASS– MIDTOWN WEST, 42nd ST i TOP OF THE ROCK
Museo de cera Madame Tussauds (9h)
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum (11h)
Crucero Circle Line - opción Landmark (15:30h)
Paseo por la 42nd: Napkin Burger o hotdogs Grays Papaya, Bryant Park, New York Public Library, Grand Central con audiotour, Chrysler Building, Daily News Building, ONU
Top of the Rock
(152 USD costaría sin la NY PASS)
Miércoles con NY PASS – EMPIRE & CENTRAL PARK
Empire State Building (entre 8 y 1oh)
Bicicleta Central Park: Billy Johnson Playground,The Rock, Bow Bridge, Strawberry Fields, Alice In Wonderland, Cherry hill fountain, The Pound, Bethesda Fountain, The Mall, Ladies pavilion...
Macy’s & Victoria’s secret (Herald Sq)
The Ride, 18h
(153 USD costaría sin la NY PASS)
Jueves con NY PASS – ESTATUA LIBERTAD & AMERICAN NATURAL HISTORY
Hop-on Hop-off Big Bus (Red Line - STOP 13, Statue of Liberty / Battery Park)
Estatua de la Libertad (BATTERY PARK - STATUE CRUISES)
Metro Red Line (South Ferry) American Museum of Natural History: “Discovery Room” (79th St)
(102 USD costaría sin la NY PASS)
Viernes – DOWNTOWN, TRIBECA, CHINATOWN, LITTLE ITALY & NOLITA
Downtown: Wall Street Bull, Trinity Church, One World Trade Center, Century 21, Oculus, Battery Park
TriBeCa (Ghostbusters al 14th Moore)
Chinatown (Canal Shopping center, te de burbujas en Nom Wah Tea Parlor; Mott, Elisabeth & Baxter St)
Little Italy (Lombardi’s pizza)
NoLiTa – SoHo (Georgetown cupcake, UGGs...)
Sábado - ZONA HOTEL & BROOKLYN
Flat Iron Building (hamburgesa Shake Shack, Michaels art&crafs), Union Square (Strand Bookstore)
Greenwich (Washington Mews...)
Metro a Dumbo (Main St Playground y foto desde Washington St, Jane’s Carrousel, Brooklyn ice factory, Grimaldi’s pizzeria, Brooklyn Heights Promenade)
Regresar andando por el Puente de Brooklyn
Como véis he concentrado las actividades del NY PASS, las cuales sumarían 407USD... con un coste real de 199 USD
Finalmente... no sé donde meter (si es que con niños vale la pena la caminata) la parte de High Line, Chelsea Market, Meatpacking (Sex&NY en 64th Perry, Gay St, Friends en 100th Bedford)... qua ya visitamos la otra vez también, claro, como fans de las series que somos
A ver qué os parece el mejunje, mil gracias! ➡️ Leer más ...
Me he dado cuenta ahora de que estaba leyendo este hilo con el filtro de mensaje destacados
Qué fallo, ahora veo que había un montón de info sobre otros campamentos. Gracias a todos el de Beduins directions me llama mucho la atención.
Ahora mismo veo que los de Jordan Tracks me han contestado
os pongo lo que me dicen que con esto de los campamentos parece que comunicarse es un poco de ciencia infusa y va bien ver como responden y como es la comunicación.
Hello *****,
Greetings from Wadi Rum! and thank you for your interest in our tours.
We will be delighted to welcome you on our Bedouin Day tour (jeep and short walks), including dinner, overnight and breakfast in our unique Eco camp. Please find below our full itinerary and conditions, if everything looks ok for you, let us know to confirm. If you want to add another person later on just let us know.
A little about our ethos: we are passionate about sharing with you the breathtaking landscapes of the Wadi Rum desert. Only desert-born Bedouin can reveal the life and ancient traditions of the nomadic tribes; at the same time we actively promote sustainable development through responsible, ecologically-aware tourism. Our secluded, private Bedouin camp is the only one in the protected area where you can enjoy a warm shower and lighting powered by solar panels.
Itinerary:
After a first tea with the team you will visit by jeep all the main places of Wadi Rum including Lawrence’s Spring, the Nabataean inscriptions of Khazali and An Fashiyeh, the red sand dunes, the rock bridges of Um Fruth and Burdah, Barragh canyon where you can have a one hour walk, and Lawrence’s house. You will enjoy a good Bedouin lunch cooked on the spot, and maybe a pleasant nap in the shade of a mountain. You will also walk through Abu Khasheiba canyon and we will go to a special place to see the sunset before we go to our camp for freshly-cooked Bedouin dinner and a night in our comfortable tents.
The next morning we will drive you back to the village around 8:30am, or we offer a special option to ride back to Wadi Rum by camel, travelling along ancient trade routes at a natural pace just like the Bedouin and really seeing the world through their eyes. It takes around 2 hours and you arrive in Wadi Rum village at around 10:30 am. The price to return by camel is 30 JD per person. Just let me know if you would like to add this on to your tour.
Booking information:
Dates: 14-15 July
Tour: Bedouin Day / overnight
Participants: 2
Price per person: 55 JD/person
Total price: 110 JD
You might share the tour with other people (maximum 6) if other guests come on the same date, or you can book a private tour for an extra charge.
Meeting:
We meet at 9:30 am at our office, located in the centre of Wadi Rum village, in front of the mosque (around two hours driving from Petra, one hour from Aqaba). Here we will drink tea and you will meet your Bedouin guide. Please kindly keep in mind that we charge an additional 60 JD/group for arrivals after 10am.
We can arrange transportation before and after your tour, just let us know; and if you are coming by car you can leave it safely next to our office while you are in the desert.
You can leave extra luggage in our secure office and take with you just what you need for your tour and overnight.
Our guides:
Our professional, English-speaking guides are experienced, friendly and entertaining. They are always local Bedouins, born in Wadi Rum desert and proud to share with you all the history and facts from their ancestral knowledge.
Our camp:
Our Eco-camp is situated in the protected area, 10 km away from Wadi Rum village in the valley of Abu Hassaran in the area of Um Fruth rock bridge. We provide all the accommodation to spend an unforgettable night in the desert, where you can experience its very special silence and charm.
1- Mad Hatters - 50 Berners St, Fitzrovia, London W1T 3NG - Con temática de Alicia en el Pais de las Maravillas
2- B Bakery - 6-7 Chandos Pl, Covent Garden, London WC2N 4HU - Té en un turístico bus de 2 pisos mientras ves la ciudad
3- Mayfair Hotel - Stratton St, Mayfair, London W1J 8LT
4- Sketch - 9 Conduit St, Mayfair, London W1S 2XG - El proceso comienza con champan.
5- The Savoy - Strand, London WC2R 0EZ
Son sitios "de alto copete", así que me imagino que los precios serán caros. Pero, bueno, ahí quedan...
wow! gracias!...el de mad hatters promete!
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Yo me voy a atrever hacer en coche la ruta azul y verde, asi que os cuento mi experiencia a l vuelta en Noviembre. Por lo que he leido en internet, si es viable .
Os pongo un comentario que lei (esta en ingleS).
I had problems finding people with the same itinerary, so I've posted mine. Hope it helps people planning to travel this route, a little of the desert, a little beach, and a little touristy destinations.
Period: 15 - 28 Nov
People: 3 guys
Style: Backpacking
Guidebooks: Rough Guide + Lonely Planet
Special note: Pls bring pens. Lots of them, especially ones you get for free. There will be Egyptians who will ask for pens instead of money as tips. This is because these people want good quality "foreign" pens for their children to write with in school. I find this very noble, and regretted not bringing more to Egypt.
Day 1: Arrive Cairo 5.30am. Took a airport bus, then public bus [1LE] to downtown Cairo. Managed to make our way to somehow to Turgoman Station [Cairo Gateway]. We got tickets (direct) to Siwa for 65LE/p. Bus leaves 7+pm. Pretty decent bus.
Day 2: Reach Siwa at 5am. It was the Eid al-Adha, so everywhere was booked out. We had to wait to 12pm for people to check out before we got a place anywhere.
Hotels: Shali and Albabenshal Lodge is extremely pretty. The roof of Albabenshal is a place to take photos of the town just before the sunrise.
We didn't stay in Yousef, but its owner Yousef was very friendly.
We stayed in El Kelany. Decent place for about 100+ LE for 3 people.
Food: Abdu restaurant has a convenient location, and serves pretty decent food.
Nour El Waha - Fantastic laidback ambience and great food for reasonable price! Come at night, when you can smoke Shisha, have dinner, and chat up fellow travellers around a bonfire.
Restaurant right in front of Albabenshal: I don't remember the name, but this restaurant serves great roasted chicken at night + camel kebab.
Activities: The standard fare includes dune driving (our driver did some "stunt" driving up and down steep dunes!), going to hot (scam) and cold (beautiful) spring, fossil site (full of ugly broken shells), and finally to watch the sunset. For the adventurous, remember to try out sandboarding!
Day 4: We booked a private 4WD for 3 people for 1300LE per vehicle at Siwa Friends/Tourist Association [check rough guides for address]. Most places will charge you 1500LE. You will need to book one day in advance as military permits (pay separately) are needed. Bring lunch along as there are no restaurants along the desert highway.
The desert view is simply stunning, and we passed by a chasis of a (german) fighter place supposedly from WWII in the middle of the desert.
Day 4 late noon (Bahariya Desert): We reach Desert Safari Home in the early evening after about 8 hours in the car. It's a pretty and clean place, relatively cheap if you book through hostelworld.com. It is run by a father and his son. The son is a jolly young chap, extremely friendly and helpful. His father, however, is a different story. He would not hesitate to conveniently round up/add in any cost not clarified beforehand, and gets impatient if you ask too many questions and show that you are on a tight budget. However, if you are very clear all prices agreed upfront, then it shouldn't be any problem.
Food: It is hard to find food anywhere. You can check LP or RG, but easiest and reasonably cheap option is to dine at Desert Safari Home.
Day 5: The usual package is a visit to a nearby spring, crystal mountain, black and white desert, with a overnight stay highly recommended. We didn't go to the spring as it was supposedly closed on that day, crystal mountain was quite scammish (small pieces of quartz scattered about), black desert is just a desert with lots of black rocks, but white desert is amazing! Lots of really strange rock formation, and as we had a full moon that night, everything was a ghostly and... ➡️ Leer más ...
Hola!!
nosotros hacemos Ruta por Uganda y Ruanda 15 dias en Septiembre con Mamaland Safaris. Os dejo a continuación la ruta que hemos consensuado, por si os sirviese de guía para organizar la vuestra a los futuros viajeros a la zona.
Day 1: 02nd Sept, 2018- Arrival day at Entebbe airport
Arrive at Entebbe international airport during the day/evening and be met by your safari guide to start your Uganda from north to south safari. You will be taken to the hotel to rest after the flight and be ready for the adventures starting tomorrow.
Overnight at Marriott Protea Hotel Entebbe
Day 2: 03rd Sept, 2018-Transfer out of Entebbe to Murchison Falls National Park – Ziwa rhino trekking
Leave Kampala in the morning for the start of your Murchison Falls national park safari. You have lunch either along the way or when reaching the lodge depending on time. Start With possible rhino tracking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary before arriving at the lodge for an overnight.
Overnight at Baker’s Lodge
Day 3: 04th Sept, 2018- Full day Murchison falls national Park with game drives and Boat cruise to the Delta
In the morning we set off for a game-drive in Murchison Falls national park. On the broad savannah you search for Big cats, Elephants, Giraffes, Buffalos, plus more as the checklist of mammals reaches 76. We continue browsing the circuits to the delta point for a cocktail of birds and mammals. With lunch break, continue to for the boat cruise to the delta area a unique destination with lots of birdlife south of the Murchison falls.
Overnight in Baker’s Lodge
Day 4: 05th Sept, 2018 - Morning game drive & boat-cruise with hike to the top of the falls in Murchison Falls National Park
With breakfast at leisure, continue for a game drive within the park expecting to meet large heards of Elephants, buffaloes grazing. You will have another chance to look for the big cats in case you missed them the previous day. In the afternoon you go for the 2pm boat ride on the Nile to the base of Murchison Falls where you get to see the Hippos (You have never seen more
hippos yawning, Grooming in there Pods anywhere else than here- Believe me you), Nile Crocodiles, Elephants and a variety of beautiful bird species along the banks. If you are a keen birder this might be your magnet to catch them. When reaching the falls you jump of the boat and go with a guide to the top of the falls. It is a beautiful hike that takes you to see the falls close up as an explosive dash of water at close range gushes through a narrow crevice before the Nile continues its journey towards the Mediterranean. Your guide picks you at the top of the falls and you continue on to the town Masindi to spend the night at Uganda's oldest hotel. Masindi hotel is known for having hosted Hemingway and Humprey Bogart.
(The hike to the top of the falls includes a steep trail so might not be suitable if you have some health issues.)
Overnight in Baker’s Lodge
Day 5: 06th Sept, 2018 - Transfer to the crater lakes area by Fort Portal
After breakfast transfer towards the crater lakes area by Fort Portal. It’s a long drive with our target to have lunch in Fort portal. A punctuation of stopovers at sceneries like the Rift valley escarpment on Lake Albert - typical African village setup in the far countryside and tea plantations along the drive offer us chances of stretching. We check in late afternoon to an area with an amazing display of primates and lovely scenery.
Overnight Kyaninga lodge
Day 6: 07th Sept, 2018 - Chimp trekking experience and bigodi nature walk
Kibale forest national park is a rainy forest and a home to over 1500 Chimpanzees. During your morning chimps trekking you will see them close and capture shots of our closest cousins in the Jungle in their frenzy exciting moods grooming! Besides the chimps 9 different species of Monkeys are found in this forest, for example red... ➡️ Leer más ...
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