Hurghada dla Pań... ...warto przeczytać... Hurghada dla samotnych Pań... ...może już niedługo Pani nie będzie samotna... Język arabski... Podstawowe zwroty w języku arabskim... Hurghada dla Pań... ...warto przeczytać... 1/8 Marriage of a Polish woman with an Egyptian A Polish citizen wishing to get married in Egypt with an Egyptian citizen should make sure what documents are currently required by the Egyptian office that will register the marriage. Usually these are: * certificate of the applicant's legal capacity to marry issued by the Polish Registry Office (valid for 3 months) * certificate of religion, e.g. a document from a parish * marriage certificate with a note on divorce (in the case of a divorced person) * a birth certificate * copies of the passport page with biometric data (for each of the above-mentioned documents) of people wishing to get married. When you have the required documents, you should translate them into Arabic. Translations can be made, among others In: Egyptian Polish Company for Translation Tel: +20 2 252 47 464 Fax: +20 2 252 47 464 Tel. mobile: +20 1003048699 e-mail: epct.egypt@gmail.com www.epctonline.com/ Egyptian Polish Friendship Society Tel: +20 2 2633 81 33 Fax: +20 2 2644 36 60 e-mail: trans105pol@yahoo.com 5 Mit Ghamar St. Saffer Sq - Heliopolis, Cairo 1. A certificate of legal capacity to marry is issued to a Polish citizen: A. Polish Registry Office, competent for the last place of residence of a given person in Poland, or · B. Consul - if the person left Poland permanently before reaching the age of 16 or has never lived in Poland. 2. The Registry Office (or in the case indicated in point 1.B - the consul) issues the permit, provided that the applicant presents the following documents: - application for a certificate - written confirmation of both fiancées that they do not know about the circumstances excluding marriage. The consul confirms the authenticity of the signature under the declaration upon presentation of a valid passport by the person signing it - a copy of the applicant's birth certificate. If the applicant was previously married, a marriage certificate issued by the Polish Civil Registry Office with a note on divorce or a copy of the divorce decree issued by the Polish Civil Registry should be attached. of a foreign act in the Polish Civil Registry Office) and a Polish court ruling on the recognition of the divorce decree. police for foreigners). 3. In the case indicated in point 1 A set of documents may be submitted to the Registry Office in Poland: - through the Consular Section - by the applicant's attorney (the signature on the power of attorney is confirmed by the Consul). Attention: In the certificate of fitness to marry issued by the Polish Civil Registry Office, please pay attention to the appropriate sequence of "Data on the person with whom the applicant intends to enter into marriage", i.e. the appropriate sequence of entering data in the box: Surname and first name (s) of the fiancé / fiancee: - The surname is considered to be all elements that appear after the first element, i.e. the proper name, as stated in the passport. i.e. if an Egyptian has a name and surname written in the passport: Mohammed Yousef Abdelati Moustafa is accepted as Mohammed and Yousef Abdelati Moustafa is accepted as surname. Therefore, the certificate of fitness for marriage should include the following: Surname and given name (s): Yousef Abdelati Moustafa Mohammed. We kindly ask you to carefully check that the entry in the document was made in this order. Incorrect entry causes the inability to accept the certificate for legalization by our Consulate. The Consulate of the Republic of Poland legalizes the Polish certificate of legal capacity to marry and certifies the translations. You should then provide the text of the translation and the originals of the translated documents. After obtaining the certificate of documents at the Polish Consulate, you must go to one of the Legalization Bureau of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Egypt in Cairo to obtain the certification of the above-mentioned documents (fee LE 11.00). Addresses: Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Authentication Offices: Ahmed Said Street, Abbassia; CairoSabak Street next to the Maryland Gardens, Heliopolis, Cairo. Office hours: Saturday to Thursday from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. After confirmation of documents in the Legalization Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, you must go to the Foreign Marriage Office in the Ministry of Justice to register the marriage. Address: Egyptian Ministry of Justice Annex (Office of Marriage of Foreigners), 4th Floor, Lazoughly Square, Abdin, Cairo. Office hours: from Saturday to Wednesday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm; on Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The following documents are required: * Identity documents of both parties (in the case of a foreigner: a passport with a photocopy of the personal page - the one with a photo and pages with an Egyptian visa or a residence stamp; in the case of an Egyptian citizen - an Egyptian passport or National ID with a photocopy). * five photos of each side * Tax stamp "Ta'meen Igtimaei" for 50.00 Egyptian pounds (can be purchased at any post office). The wedding ceremony requires the presence of two witnesses (men obligatory) with identity documents. In order to be able to use the Egyptian marriage certificate in Poland, it must be registered in Polish marital status records. Therefore, first of all, the Egyptian act must be legalized in the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, then translated into Polish, and its translation certified at the Polish Consulate. NOTE: only after the registration of the marriage certificate in Polish civil status records and receipt of the Polish marriage certificate, the marriage will be officially recognized by Polish law and the Egyptian spouse will be treated as the husband of an EU citizen. source: Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Cairo No posts published in this language yet Stay tuned... To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Wedding of citizens Polish in the area Egypt Two Polish citizens can get married either in Poland (at a church or the Civil Registry Office) or abroad, at a Polish consulate. The consul has no right to marry a Polish citizen with a person who does not have Polish citizenship. 1. If fiancés (Polish citizens) want to get married outside the country, they must first apply to the Head of the Consular Office for consent and preliminary determination of the wedding date. Then they provide the consul by e-mail in the form of scans of the following documents: In the case of a virgin or bachelor: * abridged copy of the birth certificate * copy of passport or ID card If you are a widow or widower: * abridged copy of the birth certificate * abridged copy of the spouse's death certificate * copy of passport or ID card In the case of divorced persons: * abridged copy of the birth certificate * an abridged copy of the marriage certificate with an annotation about the divorce or the divorce conclusion * copy of passport or ID card The bride and groom should also submit the so-called "Ensuring your civil situation", which is required by Art. 54 of the 1996 Act on Civil Status Records. This "assurance" should be made at least 30 days before getting married. This means that they can be submitted to the Civil Registry Office clerk at their place of residence or to the consul, as long as the stay abroad will last longer than 30 days. 2. The practice at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Cairo is such that only the above-mentioned documents will allow the consul to finally confirm the date of the wedding. 3. As in Poland, a wedding abroad cannot take place without witnesses. The law provides for the presence of two witnesses who must identify themselves with a Polish passport. The fiancées can bring these witnesses. It is possible for the witnesses at the request of the fiancées to be former employees of the Embassy. 4. The wedding ceremony at the consulate is always solemn. Ceremonial details about the list of participants in the wedding ceremony should always be agreed well in advance. 5. After the marriage, the consul signs a marriage protocol, to which he attaches a declaration on the choice of names, and all other documents. The set is transferred to the Registry Office for Warszawa Śródmieście, which draws up the Marriage Certificate. The set of documents may be sent to the Registry Office Warszawa Śródmieście by the consul, or delivered directly by the spouses themselves.

Hurghada dla samotnych Pań... W Hurghadzie żadna Pani (jeżeli tego chce) nie będzie samotna... Pogoda w Hurghadzie... ...jest zawsze, ale lepiej sprawdzić jaka jest dziś... Hurghada dla Pań... Wszystko co Panie powinny wiedzieć jadąc do Hurghady... Hurghada dla samotnych Pań... W Hurghadzie żadna Pani (jeżeli tego chce) nie będzie samotna... 1/9 Relationship between a Polish woman and an Egyptian A relationship between a Polish woman and an Egyptian is possible, what's more, it is very popular. In fact, when viewed with a cool eye, such compounds can be divided into three categories: - a typical holiday relationship, usually lasting as long as your vacation lasts. - long-distance relationship, i.e. you visit Egypt from time to time and spend time with your Egyptian partner. Here we often deal with financial support given to an Egyptian partner. - relationships that function directly in Hurghada, for example, you live and work on the Red Sea, creating a permanent relationship with the Egyptian. In this case, a permanent relationship does not mean that it is a marriage relationship. Translating into Polish realities, it is a typical cohabitation, but registered in the appropriate Egyptian office. Such registration enables living together, having children and living together every day It is worth mentioning that the relationship with a European is attractive to an Egyptian. There are at least two reasons: - often such a short or long-term relationship is associated with the so-called sponsorship of an Egyptian friend through a partner. - sex. In the case of Egyptian women, sex is forbidden until the wedding day, only possible with the husband. European women often do not have this type of resistance. No posts published in this language yet Stay tuned... Procedure for getting married with a Muslim To get married in Egypt to an Egyptian, you need to prepare the following documents: 1.A certificate of the applicant's legal capacity to marry issued by the Polish Registry Office (valid for 3 months). 2. certificate of religion, e.g. a document from a parish or baptism certificate. 3. marriage certificate with a note on divorce (in the case of a divorced person). 4. copies of passports of both fiancées. Marriage requires the presence of two witnesses (men obligatory) with ID documents in person. The official marriage certificate will be ready after approximately 14 days. Two original documents are received. It can be picked up by one of the spouses. In order to be able to use the Egyptian marriage certificate in Poland, it must be registered in Polish marital status records. To do this, you must first register a ready marriage certificate at the Egyptian office on Ramsis Sq. for a small fee. Then the Egyptian act must be legalized in the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (cost about 30 Egyptian pounds), then translated into Polish. Next, the translation and the original should be certified at the Polish consulate (cost approx. 500 Egyptian pounds). Certified by the consul, the Polish translation together with the Egyptian original must be accompanied by the application for the so-called location or registration, delivered to the Polish Registry Office. In the registration application, we specify the surname of both the spouses and their children. The above-mentioned documents can be delivered to the Polish Registry Office in person or through the consulate. source zrp-e.com

Związek z Egipcjaninem... ...zakochać się, ale co potem... Kontrakt ślubny z Egipcjaninem... ...zakochać się, ale co dalej... Hurghada dla Panów... ...to także Panie powinny przeczytać... Związek z Egipcjaninem... ...zakochać się, ale co potem... 1/8 Hurghada for single ladies Hurghada dla samotnych Pań Wycieczka na wyspę Giftun Hurghada dla samotnych Pań Egipscy mężczyźni Hurghada dla samotnych Pań męska obsługa hotelowa w Hurghadzie Hurghada dla samotnych Pań Wycieczka na wyspę Giftun 1/3 Light, easy and pleasant - this is the most common stay for single ladies in Hurghada. Egyptians will be happy to look after European tourists who spend their holidays in a resort on the Red Sea. So ladies won't complain about loneliness. Already on the first day after arriving in Hurghada (and the next day at the latest, in the morning on the beach), Egyptian men will offer their company, as well as help in any matter ... What the lonely ladies expect ... The offer really depends only on what lonely ladies expect. So you can have a personal windsurfing, kitesurfing or tennis teacher. You can also have the so-called a trusted one who will make and deliver purchases, will indicate a good restaurant or shop for a small fee. It is also available in any more difficult situation or whim. Finally, you can also have a companion for all the demand in Hurghada - from a shared, morning stay on the beach, through joint sightseeing of the city and the surrounding area, to romantic evenings spent on the beach, in a cafe or at a disco. Of course, "nothing for free", and since this is a rule extremely close to the Egyptians, we must take into account some expenses here. However, contrary to appearances, the company of a handsome Egyptian during the entire stay is not a very expensive "service". Hurghada dla samotnych Pań Uliczny sprzedawca w Sakali Hurghada dla samotnych Pań Podczas wycieczki... Hurghada dla samotnych Pań Uliczny sprzedawca w Sakali 1/2 Hurghada dla samotnych Pań Aerobic na plaży Hurghada dla samotnych Pań Egipski mężczyzna na plaży... Hurghada dla samotnych Pań Egipski mężczyzna na plaży... Hurghada dla samotnych Pań Aerobic na plaży 1/3 What do Egyptian men expect ... It often happens that for a single lady it is a cost that includes the so-called board and washing. How does it actually work? The round-the-clock company is usually a traditional sponsorship, consisting in paying the "companion of our stay" for all expenses resulting from spending time together: stays in a cafe or restaurant, excursions, etc. Any gifts are very welcome. Egyptian men staying in Hurghada are not wealthy Cairo residents spending their time on vacation. They are often poor inhabitants of villages, looking for any kind of income, gentlemen who earn extra money "after hours", or simply: looking for a way to "spend time in an" interesting and intense "way. That is why they welcome gifts such as: jewelry (a watch not necessarily original, a chain, a signet ...), wardrobe (jeans, shirts, nice shoes ...), cosmetics (perfume, aftershave) or all together. This is not a joke - these are facts. Of course, it often happens that men's company is paid. Then the "pocket money" is agreed individually. There are also exceptional situations. Due to the increasing impoverishment of society, men are simply looking for a "European wife". Motivation is very different - in most cases it is material issues, but also infatuation with Europe and European women. Such "suitor" are the most "persistent and" dangerous "women who come to Hurghada just to have fun and entertainment. How do you find the right company? You don't have to worry about that. It will "find itself" faster than lonely ladies will think about it. No posts published in this language yet Stay tuned...

Hurghada dla Panów... Przeczytaj, czego możesz się spodziewać w Hurghadzie... Knajpy w Hurghadzie... Zobacz, oceń... Język arabski... Podstawowe zwroty w języku arabskim... Hurghada dla Panów... Przeczytaj, czego możesz się spodziewać w Hurghadzie... 1/8 Alcohol in Hurghada Alkohol w Hurghadzie Bar all inclusive na plaży Alkohol w Hurghadzie Bar w Daharze Alkohol w Hurghadzie Po egipskim piwku...? Alkohol w Hurghadzie Bar all inclusive na plaży 1/3 Alkohol w Hurghadzie Egipskie alkohole w barze na plaży Alkohol w Hurghadzie Bar all inclusive na plaży... Alkohol w Hurghadzie Bar all inclusive na plaży Alkohol w Hurghadzie Egipskie alkohole w barze na plaży 1/3 Beer in Hurghada Gentlemen, let's face it. A trip to an exotic vacation (including Hurghada) is for most of us a chance to "relieve" the hardships of everyday life in gray Poland, a way to get rid of professional worries and family worries. During these few or several days we want to "forget" to play, take from life everything that life wants to provide us. If you have to drink alcohol during the day - drink beer. In the evening ... another matter. During the day, when the temperature often exceeds 30% Celsius in the shade, our body reacts normally to beer. In Hurghada, I recommend Stella beer. It costs between 8 and 15 Egyptian pounds for 0.5 liter. The taste is very similar to Żywiec. Drinking alcohol in Hurghada The traditional "cheering up" is, of course, alcohol. In Hurghada, you can and in some cases have to drink alcohol. Of course, everything is for people, but you have to remember about the place where you will drink this alcohol. Remember - Egypt is a Muslim country where drinking strong alcohol in public is officially prohibited. Once; for religious reasons, two; because of the climate. It's interesting, but in this case religion and life go hand in hand ... and this prohibition is not that stupid. Imagine people working every day at a temperature exceeding 30 degrees Celsius (with an air humidity of only 40%), who come to work all year round with less or more hangovers. A drama for both employees and employers. But let's leave the Egyptians - they somehow cope with "not drinking". Let's focus on us - Poles who drink. Let me tell you right away, life for heavy drinkers in Hurghada is not easy. No posts published in this language yet Stay tuned... Najtańszy sklep z alkoholem w tej części Egiptu Najtańszy sklep z alkoholem w Hurghadzie Duty Free z alkoholem w Hurghadzie ​ Najtańszy sklep z alkoholem w tej części Egiptu znajduje się (niestety) nie w Hurghadzie, a w oddalonej o 30 km na północ El Gounie - nazywanej egipską Wenecją. Jednak warto tam się wybrać, choćby z uwagi na niesamowite widoki, fantastyczny port jachtowy, deptaki, bulwary oraz centrum rozrywki z kilkuset barami i restauracjami. Sklep nazywa się Drinkies. To jedyna "sieciówka" w Egipcie sprzedająca alkohol. Sklep znajduje się w Old Town, kilkanaście metrów od marketu BestWay. Mapa Google pokazuje jego lokalizację. Sklep jest bardzo mały. Można płacić kartą. Najbliższy tego typu sklep znajdziemy... w Kairze, lub Sharm el-Sheikh. Ceny podane w filmie są z marca 2022 roku... Najtańszy sklep/bar z alkoholem w Hurghadzie znajduje się tuż przy Dahar Square w dzielnicy Dahar (kilkanaście metrów od restauracji GAD). Z Sakali taksówką dostaniemy się tam za 20 LE w 10 minut. Busikiem za 2,5 LE w 20 minut. Sklep jest otwarty od godziny 11 do 23. W narodowe i kościelne święta sklep jest zamknięty. Prowadzą go Koptowie. Warto wiedzieć, że kupując alkohol w Hurghadzie sprzedawca zobowiązany jest zapakować nam alkohol w torbę plastikową. Przeważnie kolor torby jest czarny. Nie jest to wymysł sprzedawcy, a jego obowiązek. W miejscach publicznych w Egipcie (poza barami, czy restauracjami) nie wolno mieć ze sobą widocznego alkoholu. Ceny podane w filmie są z marca 2022 roku... W Hurghadzie jest kilka sklepów wolnocłowych. Jeden z nich, oddany do użytku w tym roku, znajduje się w dzielnicy Memsza, kilkadziesiąt metrów o Carrefour market, czy słynnej dyskoteki Papas Club. Sklep jest dwupiętrowy. Na parterze kupimy papierosy, perfumy i sprzęt AGD. Na pierwszym pietrze znajdują się alkohole. Trzeba przyznać, że wybór trunków jest bardzo duży, a ceny znośne. Idąc do sklepu wolnocłowego w Hurghadzie trzeba mieć ze sobą paszport oraz dokonać zakupy najpóźniej 48 godzin po przylocie do Egiptu. Co ważne, w Duty Free na Memszy nie ma tłoku. Ceny podane w filmie są z marca 2022 roku... Alkohol w Hurghadzie Egipskie piwko z rana... Alkohol w Hurghadzie Egipskie wino wieczorem... Alkohol w Hurghadzie I jeszcze jedno... Alkohol w Hurghadzie Egipskie piwko z rana... 1/3 Alkohol w Hurghadzie Alkohol i słońce w Hurghadzie - uważaj... Jak pić, to pod parasolem... www.hurghada24.pl Alkohol w Hurghadzie W Hurghadzie najlepiej pić alkohol w barze... Alkohol w Hurghadzie Alkohol i słońce w Hurghadzie - uważaj... 1/3 The hangover in Hurghada. Pharaoh's Revenge Traditionally, the hangover is the worst after drinking. In Poland (where we are used to our climate) we somehow manage. It's much worse over there. You have to remember that in Hurghada everything is different for our body: weather, food and, most importantly, water. It is the water and oils on which Egyptian dishes are prepared that make our body react differently after alcohol. After long-term drinking, we usually get upset stomach. What's the best thing in this case ...? And here you will be surprised ... It is a strong European alcohol. Of course, not in industrial, but in medicinal amounts. The best is whiskey (100-200 grams) - not on an empty stomach, but after consuming a light warm broth (preferably imported from Poland - a hot cup will be just right). You have to remember to heal yourself and "get back on your feet" with European alcohol. Let's call it "bacterial flora" will allow us to recover. Drinking for a hangover or to "cure" local spirits will not help. The fact that drinking alcohol in the sun or on the beach has never benefited anyone does not need to be reminded. If you do - I advise you to drink on the beach in a shaded place (although it will not change much) - the ambient temperature will make us drunk very quickly and the hangover will be unbearable. For everyone who will drink anyway, no matter what the consequences are: How to drink in Hurghada and withstand the heat ... Alkohol w Hurghadzie Bary w Hurghadzie zapraszają Alkohol w Hurghadzie W Hurghadzie jest się czego napić... Alkohol w Hurghadzie Bar z Sakali Alkohol w Hurghadzie Bary w Hurghadzie zapraszają 1/3 Alkohol w Hurghadzie W Hurghadzie wybór alkoholi jest duży... Alkohol w Hurghadzie W Hurghadzie jest co pić... Alkohol w Hurghadzie Takich barów w Hurghadzie jest bez liku Alkohol w Hurghadzie W Hurghadzie wybór alkoholi jest duży... 1/3 From the moment the beach bars open - that is from 10.00 am, I advise you to drink drinks. It tastes best and is best absorbed by the body of rum and cola. For this I suggest a piece of lemon or lime, which (albeit in a minimal amount, but always) will provide our body with vitamin C. About 12 o'clock I advise you to switch to beer. The sun is at its peak from 12.00 to 15.00. You will see for yourself that during these hours your stomach will not riot and will gladly accept something lighter. Around 3 p.m. (I hope you will eat anything during this time), you can slowly switch back to drinks (now you can go ahead and try gin and tonic or "colored drinks"). I don't recommend plain vodka with orange juice. Orange juice unnecessarily "acidifies our body" after a portion of previously drunk beer. This is how you can "get" to the sunset. And here is a very important piece of advice. If you see that the sun is approaching the horizon and it will set in a few dozen or several minutes - refrain from drinking alcohol, or start drinking it in an air-conditioned place. Don't drink outside. Why ? It's easy. The air heated for several hours then begins to cool down. It just gets stuffy. Very stuffy. This is the only time of day when the air humidity rises to 70-80%. This climate change will knock anyone off their feet. There are no strong ones. So I advise you to "change the premises" for 2-3 hours - maybe to a hotel room and "wait". About an hour after sunset, the weather and humidity stabilize. Two hours after sunset, you can start drinking strong alcohol without additives without any major adventures. If we stop drinking alcohol around 2-3 am, go to bed and get up at 10 am, and eat breakfast - we can start the next day again. Alcohol and optional excursions from Hurghada Finally, a warning for all those who go on a boat trip and want to drink alcohol during it. Of course, I cannot forbid anyone anything and I do not want to…, but I warn you. If anything bad happens during the trip and you are under the influence of alcohol, do not count on compensation. In this situation, the law is ruthless. You were drunk - and something happened to you, or because of your fault you will pay for everything out of your own pocket, and the travel insurance ... damn it.

Hurghada dla samotnych Panów... Hurghada przed wszystkimi samotnymi Panami "stoi otworem"... Dla pijących alkohol... Poradnik jak pić alkohol w upale i przeżyć... Ważne kontakty... W razie problemów - zajrzyj tutaj... Hurghada dla samotnych Panów... Hurghada przed wszystkimi samotnymi Panami "stoi otworem"... 1/10 Hurghada for gentlemen Beer in Hurghada Bar w Sakali Bar w Sakali Winnica w Hurghadzie Bar w Sakali 1/3 Beer is available. The best are Stella (in bars and restaurants ~ 10 Egyptian pounds for a 0.5 liter bottle) and Sakara (~ 15 Egyptian pounds). In hotel bars the beer "stick" is of poor quality. Better to buy some Stella in a bar or restaurant. Stella contains 5% alcohol - which is just right. It is best to "make friends" with the bartender in a specific bar or restaurant after arrival, to say that we will be regular guests - it helps a lot in negotiating the price. Egipskie piwo Stella Epipsk alkohole Bar piwny w Memszy Egipskie piwo Stella 1/3 Sklep wolnocłowy w Sakali Egipskie piwo Sakara Sklep wolnocłowy w Sakali 1/3 Papierosy w sklepie w Sakali Uliczny stragan z papierosami Uliczny stragan z papierosami Papierosy w sklepie w Sakali 1/3 Wine in Hurghada Wine is available. The pub with alcohol bows again and the conversation with the bartender. We can buy local wines for ~ 40 Egyptian pounds. These are white, rosé and red table wines (dry, semi-dry and semi-sweet). There is little choice - but some bottled wines are really tasty. Alcohol in Hurghada Alcohol - gin, vodka, whiskey, rum are available in hotels, restaurants and eateries - only in most cases the Egyptian version. When you see the names of local alcohols, you will laugh. But ... in a moment you'll get up and have a drink. It's not a world championship, but it does its job. However, I advise you not to overdo it with the amount of alcohol you drink - not because I piss you off, but because it can simply harm you. Cigarettes in Hurghada Cigarettes are available in every store. We will basically buy all popular brands. The package costs ~ 15 Egyptian pounds. Local brands cost ~ 10 Egyptian pounds. We can also buy cigarettes from street vendors, but I do not recommend them. Global brands are counterfeit. Price ~ 10 Egyptian Pounds per package. It is best to stock up before departure. You can buy cigarettes flying out of Hurghada at the airport. The "Frame" - that is 10 packs of Yellow Camels costs $ 20. A frame of red Marlboro is $ 22. No posts published in this language yet Stay tuned... To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. When you are hungry and afraid of local food, Hurghada has: McDonald's, Pizza Hut or Burger King. Car rental is possible directly at the airport or in the center of Hurghada. However, you must be at least 25 years old. Remember, when driving a car in Egypt you need to be sober - the penalties for drunk driving for foreigners are very high, and the police patrols more than in Poland. It's not worth the risk. Egyptian police stations, let alone pre-trial detention centers, are not among the nicest places in the world. Stragany w centrum Sakali Sklep z pamiątkami w Memszy Sklep z sziszami w Sakali Stragany w centrum Sakali 1/3 Zegarki na straganie w Sakali Uliczny stragan z walizkami w Sakali Uliczny stragan z papierosami Zegarki na straganie w Sakali 1/3 Sklep z pamiątkami w Memszy Sklep z pamiatkami w Sakali Uliczy stragan w Sakali Sklep z pamiątkami w Memszy 1/3 What to buy in Hurghada If you want it to serve you for years ... it's nothing. Unless; shishas (some), wooden figurines, molded figurines, towels (some), T-shirts (basically all of them), jewelry (check carefully before buying). Do not buy watches, shoes, belts, lighters, anything from electronic equipment, snorkeling, mobile phones, sunbathing oils. Buy sweets, dried fruit, spices (not all and not everywhere), coffee, tea. What not to buy There is one rule, buy what you like, but try to pay a maximum of 30/40 percent of what the seller demands from you. Generally, in Hurghada (as in Krupówki or in Łeba, or in the bazaar where "newcomers" from distant Asia sell their goods in Poland), it is the same everywhere. If you don't buy something in one place - buy it in another ... exactly the same. Of course, in some stores you will find prices for individual goods - but don't worry. You can always bargain with the seller (usually they come down from the price - if they see your reluctance or lack of interest in the purchase). It must be remembered that for most Egyptians bargaining is an art (and in fact a form of "wasting time" in the monotonous and boring sales process in the hot climate of Egypt). It's logical, actually. If several dozen customers visit "his" shop a day (and only a few of them want to buy something specific) - they combine, praise, try, first of all; sit you on an armchair, offer you tea, ask you to enter a few words in Polish into the notebook, what "his" shop is nice ... etc., etc. - so they have something to do ... and they want to get any money out of you - at the beginning as big as possible. Do not worry about "their" sobs, that your price is below which "he" bought a specific thing himself, that you offend him and his family at such a price. It's a casual game in most cases. Remember - sellers in Hurghada think in European terms. They don't convert anything into Egyptian pounds - only into euros and dollars. Just because they're Egyptian doesn't mean they can't count. They can ... and better than we do. They know how to trade like no other nation in the world. Generally, before opening the store, most of the sellers assume "how much they want or need to earn today". So shopping is best done at the end of the day ... and not crazy. A customer who pops into a store and wants to spend money there quickly - will get to know the Egyptians right away. Then you have no chance - the price will not come down. At the end of the day, in most cases, salespeople have earned as much - as expected, and if not ... they are tired, bored and will be satisfied with any earnings. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Sklep z pamiątkami w Sakali Egipskie popielniczki Sklep z pamiątkami w Memszy Sklep z pamiątkami w Sakali 1/3 Where to spend money in Hurghada You must be aware that Hurghada, and more precisely Sakala, Marina or Memsza is like Nowy Świat in Warsaw, Rynek in Kraków, Monciak in Gdańsk, or Krupówki in Zakopane - these are places where in a more or less refined (intelligent) way " tourists are milked from the cash register. Everything is "well packaged", colorful, clean ... and waiting for "losers with money from around the world". Nobody came up with it yesterday or the day before yesterday ... for a long time it has been, is and will be ... and not only in Hurghada, or in Egypt in general - it is so in every city and country. When going shopping, all you need is common sense, calmness, self-control and ... a smile. On the other side you will meet people who will want to squeeze you everything, praising you that their goods are the best, unique, very cheap and will last for years. It's not true. Stragany w centrum Sakali Uliczny stragan w centrum Sakali Centrum Sakali, Villge Road Stragany w centrum Sakali 1/3 Centrum Sakali Stragany uliczne w Sakali Stragan uliczny w Sakali Centrum Sakali 1/3 Don't be fooled in Hurghada Don't be fooled. In fact, if you want to buy something nice, cheap and fun .... avoid the "main shopping routes". Just step away from these routes (it's easy to know you're not on them, as you will see more Egyptians than tourists on the street), and try shopping here. If you come to a store where the seller doesn't speak English, Russian or German ... you're at home. You will buy exactly everything that is on the main shopping routes, and for really little money. By the way, when you see an Egyptian who does shopping in Sakala or Memsza - please take a photo ... I will be happy to publish it, because it is an unusual sight. Under no circumstances should you buy alcohol (even beer or wine) on the street. You can buy alcohol in bars and restaurants, and in hotels. Do not buy the suitcases that street vendors are offering. Durable suitcases can be bought in stores, but think a dozen times before buying whether it's worth it. Don't buy anything that street vendors offer. They are mostly "dodgers" offering really dramatically weak products (eg cigarettes, belts, watches). The exception is the bazaar in Dahara, where basically everyone sells their goods from the "ground or" deckchair. "Important information - if you see a shop, a street stall where Egyptians buy - you can be sure that you will not find specific goods cheaper and it is worth spending money in this place.

Restauracje w Hurghadzie... Tu znajdziesz opisy wszystkich najważniejszych i najlepszych restauracji w Hurghadzie... Poradnik dla pijących alkohol... Jak pić alkohol w Hurghadzie i nie zrobić sobie krzywdy... Dyskoteki w Hurghadzie... Gdzie warto, a gdzie trzeba zabawić się w Hurghadzie... Restauracje w Hurghadzie... Tu znajdziesz opisy wszystkich najważniejszych i najlepszych restauracji w Hurghadzie... 1/6 Chain restaurants in Hurghada One thing is for sure. In Hurghada (if you have at least some cash) you can't go hungry. You will eat exactly what you want (except pork). Arabic cuisine is relatively simple, making the most of all that nature has to offer. Most of the dishes are based on vegetables and beef. Egyptians can also prepare chickens in a fantastic way. For all those who want to try Egyptian cuisine, I suggest dinner at the GAD restaurant (it's a chain restaurant, very popular in Egypt). The main one is located in the center of Sakala. It's easy to find her. In front of the restaurant, there is always a group of take-out orders and custom-made meal providers. The restaurant is located on the 1st floor. There we have two large rooms (including for smokers). The food is really very tasty and cheap. For a very large dinner for two (without alcohol - because GAD does not offer it - we will pay 70/80 Egyptian pounds). I recommend. Restauracja McDolands znajduje się tuż obok GAD. McDonalds w Sakali ma dwa piętra. Posiłki można zamawiać z dostawą pod wskazany adres. Oczywiście wewnątrz znajduje się toaleta. W centrum dzielnicy Sakala obok restauracji GAD, cz McDonalds znajdziemy także KFC. Wszystkie restauracje są w bardzo bliskiej odległości od siebie. Łatwo je znaleźć. No posts published in this language yet Stay tuned... GAD restaurant in Sakala McDonald's Restaurant in Sakala Burger King Restaurant in Sakala KFC Restaurant in Sakala

Restauracje w Hurghadzie... Gdzie warto zjeść w Hurghadzie... Kuchnia arabska... Zobacze przepisy kuchni arabskiej... Hurghada dla samotnych Panów... W Hurghadzie nigdy nie będziesz samotny (chyba że chcesz)... Restauracje w Hurghadzie... Gdzie warto zjeść w Hurghadzie... 1/8 Egyptian sweets Egyptian sweets are among the tastiest, most carefully prepared and beautiful-looking in the world. This is a separate branch of the country's cuisine (some say the most important). Throughout Hurghada, we can find several hundred places where we can taste the products of Egyptian confectioners. Each hotel has a confectionery master who prepares new sweet rolls every day, cakes, cookies, pastries, desserts and sweets. Importantly, for all "gourmands" in all hotels, Egyptian confectionery is served with each meal. At first glance, they look very sweet, but I guarantee - it is enough to try to find out in most cases that it is not so. It should be remembered that in this hot climate, eating sweets (i.e. supplying the body with sugar, protein, etc.) is very advisable and even recommended. So let's not be surprised when we see special tables at breakfast, where we find cakes, puddings, creams or pies. Very often (with all inclusive trips), confectionery is offered also during the day. With coffee or tea (eaten just in the afternoon), they taste great and deliver we have the necessary energy, which we "lose" lying on the beach. Egyptians themselves eat sweets in the morning - they deliver them in the fastest and easiest way them the necessary energy for hot days. Here are the most popular confectionery in Egypt: Umm Ali it dessert made of pita bread soaked in hot milk, served warm with raisins, nuts, coconut and cream. Roz bi-laban it Rice pudding, garnished with finely chopped almonds and pistachio nuts. Mahallabij it cream made of milk, thickened with starch or ground rice, with the addition of chopped almonds or coconut flakes. Basbus it semolina cake soaked in honey, sprinkled with nuts, Baklava it honey strudel, almonds and nuts, topped with orange blossom syrup. Kunafa is dough stuffed with thick cream, ricotta cheese or cream and nuts. Fatir is pancakes stuffed with various things, e.g. apricots, sweet eggs, peanuts. Sahlab it a milky drink thickened with ground orchid tubers, with chopped almonds, nuts and cinnamon. Egipskie słodycze Egipskie słodycze Egipskie słodycze Egipskie słodycze 1/3 Egipskie słodycze Egipskie słodycze Egipskie słodycze Egipskie słodycze 1/3 Egipskie słodycze hurghada24.pl Sunrise Royal Makadi & Spa 83.JPG Egipskie słodycze Egipskie słodycze 1/4 No posts published in this language yet Stay tuned...

Bary i restauracje w Hurghadzie W Hurghadzie - dla każdego, coś miłego Bary i restauracje w Hurghadzie W Hurghadzie - dla każdego, coś miłego Bary i restauracje w Hurghadzie W Hurghadzie - dla każdego, coś miłego Bary i restauracje w Hurghadzie W Hurghadzie - dla każdego, coś miłego 1/10 Featured List restaurants and bars in Hurghada Click the red button to find out more about the place, click the blue one and you will see where it is Acropolis Greek Tawerna kuchnia grecka Centrum Sakali tel. +2 010 696 5102 ​ Restauracja Arga Roma kuchnia międzynarodowa Centrum Sakali Restauracja Che Guevara argentyński Stek House Marina, tel. 010 014 9 50, 065 345 0944 Restauracja B’s kuchnia egipska Marina, tel. 0020 0105 459 991 Restauracja Bulls kuchnia międzynarodowa Memsza Cafe del Mar kuchnia europejska Sakala, tel. 20 10 071 67 70 Carina Café kuchnia międzynarodowa Memsza Kawiarnia II Chicco Doro kuchnia włoska Memsza , tel. 0168 93 72 78 ​ Kawiarnia Cinnabon kuchnia amerykańska Memsza, Centrum Handlowe Esplanada Restauracja Divino, Wine &Bar kuchnia śródziemnomorska Andrea’s Residence, Calypso Road ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Restauracja I Bar Dunes kuchnia europejska Marina, tel. 20(0)18 699 427 Restauracja El Halaka Fish Sea Food ryby, owoce morza Targ rybny przy Marinie Restauracja El Joker ryby, owoce morza Centrum Sakali, tel. 20 65 344 31 46 Restauracja El Mina owoce morza 150 metrów od Sakala Square Restauracja Fish House ryby, owoce morza Centrum Sakali Restauracja Falfela kuchnia egipska Restauracaj For You kuchnia międzynarodowa Centrum Sakali Friends Bar kuchnia europejska Marina, tel. 010 7707 864 Restauracja GAD w Sakali kuchnia egipska Sakala, Sheraton Road Restauracja GAD w Memszy kuchnia egipska Memsza Restauracja Gaucho stek house Memsza Restauracja Harbour kuchnia europejska Marina Hard Rock Cafe Navara Centre, tel. 20 653 465 170 Restauracja Heaven kuchnia europejska Marina, tel. 20 100 38 38 00 Restauracja L’Imperator kuchnia włoska Marina, tel. 0020 1048 24 903 Juke Box 3 Restaurant & Pub kuchnia europejska El Basha, Centrum Sakali Joker’s Pub kuchnia europejska Memsza, tel. 20 65 44 3791 ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Jolly Cafe kuchnia europejska Sheraton Raod, tel. 065 344 5208 Pizzeria La Luna Sakala Restauracja Litlle Buddha sushi, ryby, owoce morza Memsza The Lodge Restaurant and Bar kuchnia włoska I francuska Marina, tel. 201688 31 438 Lucky Dolphin Pub kuchnia europejska Sheraton Road, tel. 20653 44 3980 Restauracja Masala kuchnia hinduska Marina, tel. 0123 148 859 Kawiarnia Mariposa kuchnia europejska El Kawther, tel. 0653 45 2191 Restauracja Moby Dick stek house Sheraton Road, tel. 653440050 Meshmesha Lounge kuchnia europejska Memsza, Centrum Handlowe Esplanade Mojito Beach kuchnia europejska Sheaton Road, naprzeciw hotelu Roma Nice Lounge Bar kuchnia włoska Marina, tel. 20 1897 91000 Restauracja Nubian kuchnia egipska Marina, tel. 0122287825 ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Bar Papas kuchnia europejska Marina Restauracja Pita Sphinks kuchnia międzynarodowa Sheraton Road Restauracja Red Sea Fish ryby i owoce morza Sakala Siva Pub kuchnia europejska Memsza, tel. 20 6544748590 Restauracja Sphinks Marina kuchnia międzynarodowa Marina Sports Cafe kuchnia międzynarodowa Memsza Star Bar kuchnia egipska, europejska Marina, tel. O 122 101813 Restaurcja Star Fish owoce, morza , ryby Centrum Sakali Sushi House kuchnia japońska Centrum Sakali Restauracja White Elephant kuchnia tajska Marina, tel. 01010 25 117 No posts published in this language yet Stay tuned...

Restauracje w Hurghadzie... Gdzie warto zjeść w Hurghadzie... Restauracje sieciowe w Hurghadzie... ...smacznie to wygląda... Dahar - Egipt w pigułce... Zobacz jak wygląda Dahar - najstarsza dzielnica w Hurghadzie... Restauracje w Hurghadzie... Gdzie warto zjeść w Hurghadzie... 1/10 Arabic cuisine Hamam mahshi (stuffed pigeon) The meat of the little pigeons is stuffed with rice or green wheat and then baked. Hamam mahshi is one of the favorite foods in Egypt. Pigeon meat differs in taste from chicken, it is slightly darker and tastier. Dawood Basha Little kofta balls (minced meat with parsley and onion) are cooked in a thick tomato sauce, served on rice and decorated with roasted nuts. Dawood Basha's best dish is made of lamb. A properly prepared dish can be recognized by the fact that the tomato sauce does not dominate the taste of the meat. Mouloukhiya A soup-like stew, usually made from chicken or rabbit and a leafy green plant called mallow in the Western countries and considered edible in the Middle East, seasoned with coriander and lots of garlic, is served with rice. Wraz ze słynnym koreańskim blogerem Mino, twórcą Bohemian Kitchen zapraszamy na degustację egipskich potraw narodowych ze street foodów w Kairze. Mino odwiedził stolicę Egiptu podczas Ramadanu w 2022 roku... No posts published in this language yet Stay tuned... Karkadeh Karkadeh is made by boiling dried red hibiscus flowers and then cooling the water. Due to the small amount of sugar, the taste is sweet and sour. The drink can also be drunk hot, just like herbal tea. It is a rich source of vitamin C and minerals, and in large amounts it can be used to treat high blood pressure. Umm Ali It is being prepared from layers of bread soaked in milk, layered with raisins, or and then baked in the oven until the skin is golden brown. It looks and tastes like a creamy cake with hints of raisins. Taameya A vegetarian dish, called falafel in other Middle Eastern countries, is a staple dish in Egypt. Grated broad bean mixed with lots of herbs is formed into a miniature donut, deep-fried in oil until tasty and crunchy, then placed in a sandwich with lots of vegetables and sesame butter. Koshari The dish is made of rice, lentils, fried onions and pasta, and then supplemented with a thick spicy tomato sauce. Aish Baladi Made from a mixture of whole grain flour and white flour, then baked on open flame, which makes it possible to obtain a kind of pita bread. Aish Mirahrah is thinner, crunchy and resembles a chapati cake. Aish is used for scooping at meals and making taameya or shawarma sandwiches (scraps of grilled red meat or chicken). This is one of the the cheapest and most popular Egyptian dishes. Fully prepared from broad beans, simmered, seasoned salt, garlic, chopped parsley, lemon, olive oil, black pepper, and cumin. It is usually served with bread (Aish) for easy scooping. Ful Medammes Recipes for Egyptian and Middle Eastern cuisine 80 grams of chickpeas 3 onions 2 cloves of garlic 2 sprigs of parsley 2 sprigs of cilantro 1 yolk 2 tablespoons of breadcrumbs salt, pepper, sugar 50 dkg of fat 1 kg of meat from chicken thighs 2 onions, 2 green peppers 2 tomatoes, parsley, a few grains of red pepper, 2-3 teaspoons of chicken seasoning, juice of 2 lemons, a teaspoon of salt and a pinch of pepper, a few tablespoons of oil for frying. 2 eggplants 2 tablespoons of tahina 3 cloves of garlic 2 tablespoons of olive oil falafel Mix the cooked chickpeas until smooth. Instead of raw chickpeas that need to be boiled, you can use ready-made canned chickpeas. I finely chop the garlic, one onion and the chopped herbs. I add the blended chickpeas, raw yolk and breadcrumbs. Seasoning. I form balls the size of a small walnut and deep-fry them. I cut the remaining onions into rings or small cubes and sprinkle them on top. I serve the falafel with salad. Shoarma Rinse the chicken, dry it and cut it into pieces. Mix the chicken seasoning with lemon juice, finely chopped onion, salt and pepper. We put the chicken meat in the marinade and mix thoroughly. Put in the fridge ~ 30 minutes. Heat the oil in a large saucepan and fry the chicken. We cut the second onion into pieces, and cut the peppers and tomatoes into pieces. We mix and put it back. Just before serving put vegetables into the chicken and stir while heating. Eggplant dip Sliced eggplants with salt and set aside for 15 minutes, rinse and dry. Bake in the oven at 180 C for ~ 30 minutes until they are soft and skinned. Mix with the remaining ingredients until smooth. Serve with pita bread. Dukkah blend 50 g whole almonds 40 g of sesame seeds 25 g of coriander seeds 5 g of Roman cumin seeds, 1/2 teaspoon of coarse sea salt, 1/4 teaspoon of crushed black peppercorns Prepare nuts or almonds and pour boiling water over them. Leave it for a few minutes and then peel it. Then warm up the pan, put in the almonds and all the seeds. While stirring everything, roast for 1-2 minutes over low heat (until the sesame seeds are golden). Pour everything into a container and mix with a blender. Add pepper and salt to taste. Egyptian eggs from Dukkah 4 eggs, flour for breading deep frying oil 1-2 tablespoons of dukkah mixture a few small cherry tomatoes 80 g of feta type cheese, 1 tablespoon of parsley, 1 red onion, slices, 60 ml of olive oil lemon or lime juice to taste, 1 tablespoon of dried or fresh mint salt, pepper Boil the eggs for 3 minutes. After cooking, peel the eggs from the shells. Then coat the eggs in flour and fry in deep oil (until golden). After frying, coat the eggs in the dukkah mixture. Put the eggs on the salad. Egyptian style beans 300 g of white beans 2 red peppers 2 onions 1 tablespoon of fat salt pepper curry Rinse the beans, pour cold water over them and cook. After boiling, leave it for 2 hours. Then boil the beans in the same water. Clean the peppers, rinse and cut into thin strips. Add the prepared pepper to the beans halfway through cooking. Peel the onion, rinse, cut into cubes and fry (until glazed). We add the onion to the beans along with the spices. we are waiting for the water to evaporate. We serve immediately. What to order and eat in restaurants in Hurghada Siorba adz: This is a thick lentil soup. Molohija: it is a soup made of jute (it tastes similar to spinach). Kebab: this is lamb baked in a variety of ways. Szisz Tałuk: is a chicken kebab baked on a spit. Kosher: is a cooked pasta dish with lentils with a tomato sauce Kofta: This is grilled meat on a spit. Fitiry: this is a type of pizza. Pasta: This is a dish of fried noodles with meat and béchamel sauce. Mahshi: These are vegetables stuffed with rice or meat. Ejsh Baladi: it is a round, flat bread. Tamamyja (Falafel): These are green broad beans cutlets. Ful: is a paste made of cooked broad beans. Torshi: These are pickled vegetables. Baklava: This is a sweet, chocolate-flavored cake with honey and nuts. Om Ali: It's a pudding with nuts, almonds and raisins. And the smell of mango fruit will welcome us ... When we think about Egypt, we see the pyramids, the Sfinx, the Bedouins herding their camels, we remember the palm trees and the hot sun. We are attracted by the exoticism of the place, arousing our curiosity. Is it precisely this difference that makes people who somehow came into contact with Egypt want to come back to it? or do we have more in common with Egypt than we think? Getting to know this country, the differences begin to blur. We stop seeing culture, clothes, buildings. People, vivid figures and real characters appear on our way. We want to meet them. They live here and now, next to us. they have similar problems, sense of humor, gestures, and we like them more and more and we paint their everyday lives through the eyes of our imaginations. what are they really like? what is their day like from sunrise to sunset? Imagination suggests various images, it wanders, it looks for answers. We know the Bedouin life briefly - even from the travel agencies' brochures presenting optional trips. How does an Egyptian live and work in a big city? Allow me to help you on this journey of imagination and invite you to a certain Alexandrian apartment where a Muslim family lives, belonging to the layer of Egyptian society that I can define as the middle class. To get to one of the inconspicuous skyscrapers of the Sidi Bishr district, we have to cross several streets of Alexandria. starting the trip from the main bus station, we take the longest road, stretching through the whole of Alexandria, along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, from which we can admire the sea waves, combining the beauty of crystal blue with the strength of intense turquoise. Characteristic black and yellow taxis (old Russian Lada) pass us. We're going and honking. The sound of the horn is obligatory. Every decent Egyptian driver has to sound the horn at least a couple of times while driving. It is a sign of belonging to the motorized community of Egypt. We are going - so we are part of it, we are honking - so we are a living element of this rushing river of cars. Like blood in our veins, we honk in the streets of Alexandria, expressing our satisfaction or irritation. When looking for a parking lot, we stop near the nearest mosque. This is where the "parking gentleman" calls us. He has assigned this function to himself and has performed it reliably for years. He points to the place, he rules the street, he charges a fee (bakshish), he takes care of everything and nothing to anyone - he does the job great, so no one disturbs him. For us, it is a convenient place, we have a few steps to the house, it is enough to cross the street. Thank you for handing him a few Egyptian pounds. At the entrance to the skyscraper, we are greeted by a porter. He smiles, asks how he is, praises the weather and wishes you a good day. We board the elevator. first you need to close the door, then slide in the special protective grille and press the floor number. In our case, it will be the seventh floor. The elevator starts going up. it is small and clean, but you can see that its best years are behind it. The journey is short. We get off. there are three doors on the first floor. We will go to those by the window on the right. The apartment welcomes us with the intense scent of mangoes. The entrance door leads straight to the great room, where we can safely separate three parts: dining room, TV room, living room. The room has no partitions, but the way in which the subsequent parts are arranged proves their purpose. In the first part, farthest from the front door, there is a large table with chairs and a sideboard with a huge mirror. Here we are going to eat our meals, and this is where the big mango bowl stands. In the second and central part of the room there is a kind of wall unit with a TV set, a bench and three decorative sofas - here all household members watch TV. The third part of the room, the one closest to the front door, is a place where you can sit, talk, watch the wedding portrait of the lady and the master of the house on a comfortable sofa or armchair, and slowly join the rhythm of the day. Throughout the apartment, we see snow-white walls - an indispensable element of most Egyptian houses. There are pictures on them with sentences written in Arabic from the Koran, the holy book of Islam. Windows, with open shutters and ornate curtains, present a view of the city. The large three-part room is the heart of this apartment and leads to the other rooms: a modern kitchen and two bathrooms, a bedroom and a children's room. Both the bedroom and the children's room have balconies. Thanks to them, we admire the area - from the nearby mosque to the waves of the Mediterranean Sea emerging from behind the skyscrapers. The hosts invite us to dinner. The lady of the house is already setting out the platters and plates, the master of the house is helping her. Attention is drawn to a massive dark brown wooden table, beautifully carved. The chairs are made in the same style. On the table we can already see, among others, hot and crunchy falafel (chickpea balls), green malahija soup, several types of poultry meat, rice, sauces in bowls and aisz baladi bread. After a long journey, we would be happy to accept the invitation. Although this house seems different than the Polish apartments known to you, after a few minutes of your stay there, you will feel at home. The family creates an atmosphere of kindness. eating unfamiliar dishes - often very salty and fatty, talking to your household members in a language other than Polish, paradoxically you will start to forget that you are in a foreign country, you are among "your own". It is in good taste to get up from the table only when all the dishes are empty. It is not that easy, even if we were very hungry before. The table gives way from eating, and devouring all the dishes seems impossible. In Egypt it is said that when we host someone in our home and feed them with our food, they become a family member for us. The more we eat, the longer it takes to eat, and the closer we get to each other. After the meal is finished, it's time for long talks about everything and nothing. It is best to talk on one of the balconies, where, sitting comfortably on the carpet among soft pillows, we can enjoy the warmth of the setting sun and sip sweet hibiscus tea. time stands still and we remain united. There is no Poland, no Egypt - there is one world, no borders, no politics, no prejudices. A world rich in diversity and similarities. We are roused from our reverie by the voice of the muezzin, which calls Muslims to prayer. You can hear him clearly. The voice echoes off the walls. Our host apologizes to us, goes to the bathroom to ritually wash the body and prepare for prayer. Then, in the bedroom, he unfolds the orchard prayer rug, facing Mecca, and begins to pray. we are waiting. From the balcony we observe the mosque, passers-by and the ubiquitous taxis. We reflect on everything that separates us and what unites us. We come to the conclusion that we have one idea in common: to remain friends, regardless of our differences. Our host comes back and smiles sincerely. He must have thought of the same ... Time flies inexorably fast, the visit is over. We will have memories of the smell of mango fruit, which will cement the international bond and deepen mutual respect, rejecting stereotypes. Egypt is not only sun, beaches, palm trees and warm sea. Most of all, they are people who are never forgotten. Text: Iga Izabela Elsaid, Egypt Exclusive Szukając parkingu, zatrzymujemy się w okolicy najbliższego meczetu. To tutaj woła nas "pan parkingowy". Sam sobie tę funkcję przydzielił i pełni ją niezawodnie od lat. On wskazuje miejsce, on rządzi ulicą, on pobiera opłatę (bakszysz), on dba o wszystko i nikomu nic do tego - wywiązuje się z zadania świetnie, więc nikt mu nie przeszkadza. Dla nas to dogodne miejsce, mamy kilka kroków do domu, wystarczy przejść na drugą stronę ulicy. Dziękujemy panu, wręczając mu kilka funtów egipskich. Przy wejściu do wieżowca wita nas portier. Uśmiecha się, pyta o samopoczucie, chwali pogodę i życzy miłego dnia. Wsiadamy do windy. najpierw trzeba zamknąć drzwi, potem zasunąć specjalną ochronną kratę i wcisnąć numer piętra. W naszym wypadku będzie to siódme piętro. Winda rusza, suniemy w górę. jest mała i czysta, jednak widać, że najlepsze lata ma juz za sobą. Podróż trwa krótko. Wysiadamy. na piętrze znajduje się troje drzwi. My udamy się do tych przy oknie po prawej stronie. Mieszkanie wita nas intensywnym zapachem owoców mango. Drzwi wejściowe prowadzą prosto do wielkiego pokoju, w którym spokojnie możemy wydzielić trzy części: jadalnię, pokój telewizyjny, salon. Pokój nie ma ścianek działowych, ale sposób urządzenia kolejnych części świadczy o ich przeznaczeniu. W pierwszej części, najdalej położonej w stosunku do drzwi wejściowych, znajduje się duży stół z krzesłami i kredens z ogromnym lustrem. Tutaj będziemy jeść posiłki i to tutaj stoi wielka misa z owocami mango. W drugiej i zarazem środkowej części pokoju stoi coś w rodzaju meblościanki i z telewizorem, ławą i trzema ozdobnymi sofami - tutaj wszyscy domownicy oglądają telewizję. Trzecia część pokoju, najbliższa drzwi wejściowych, to miejsce, gdzie na wygodnej kanapie, albo w fotelu można usiąść, porozmawiać, obejrzeć portret ślubny pani i pana domu oraz powoli włączyć się w rytm dnia. W całym mieszkaniu widzimy śnieżnobiałe ściany - nieodzowny element większości egipskich domów. Wiszą na nich obrazy z sentencjami pisanymi w języku arabskim, pochodzącymi z Koranu, świętej księgi islamu. Okna, z otwartymi okiennicami i ozdobnie upiętymi zasłonami, prezentują widok na miasto. Wielki trzyczęściowy pokój jest sercem tego mieszkania i prowadzi do pozostałych pomieszczeń: nowocześnie urządzonej kuchni i dwóch łazienek, sypialni oraz pokoju dziecięcego. Zarówno sypialnia, jak i pokój dziecięcy mają balkony. Dzięki nim podziwiamy okolicę - od pobliskiego meczetu, po wyłaniające się zza wieżowców fale Morza Śródziemnego. Gospodarze zapraszają nas na obiad. Pani domu rozstawia już półmiski i talerze, pan domu jej pomaga. Uwagę przyciąga masywny ciemnobrązowy, drewniany stół, przepięknie rzeźbiony. Krzesła zrobione są w tym samym stylu. Na stole widzimy już, miedzy innymi gorący i chrupiący falafel (kuleczki z ciecierzycy), zielona zupę malahiję, kilka rodzajów drobiowego mięsa, ryż, sosy w miseczkach i chlebek aisz baladi. Po długiej podróży chętnie skorzystamy z zaproszenia. Chociaż ten dom wydaje się inny niż znane Wam polskie mieszkania, po kilku minutach pobytu tam, poczujecie się jak u siebie. Atmosferę życzliwości wytwarzają domownicy. jedząc nieznane Wam potrawy - niejednokrotnie bardzo słone i tłuste, rozmawiając z domownikami w języku innym niż polski, paradoksalnie zaczniecie zapominać że jesteście w obcym kraju, Jesteście wśród "swoich". W dobrym guście jest wstać od stołu dopiero wtedy, gdy wszystkie półmiski opróżnimy. Nie jest to takie proste, nawet, jeśli wcześniej byliśmy bardzo głodni. Stół ugina się od jedzenia, a pochłoniecie wszystkich potraw wydaje się być niewykonalne. W Egipcie mówi się, ze kiedy gościmy kogoś w naszym domu i żywimy go swoim jedzeniem, on staje się dla nas członkiem rodziny. Im więcej jedzenia, tym jedzenie trwa dłużej, a my stajemy się sobie bliżsi. Po skończonym posiłku czas na długie rozmowy o wszystkim i o niczym. Najlepiej rozmawia się na jednym z balkonów, gdzie siedząc wygodnie na dywanie wśród miękkich poduszek, możemy delektować się ciepłem zachodzącego słońca i popijać słodką herbatę z hibiskusa. czas zatrzymuje się, a my trwamy w jedności. Nie ma Polski, nie ma Egiptu - jest jeden świat, bez granic, bez polityki, bez uprzedzeń. Świat bogaty w różnorodność i podobieństwa. Z zadumy wyrywa nas głos muezina, który wzywa muzułmanów na modlitwę. Słychać go wyraźnie. Głos echem odbija się od ścian. Nasz gospodarz przeprasza nas, udaje się do łazienki, żeby rytualnie umyć ciało i przygotować się do modlitwy. Następnie w sypialni rozkłada sadżdżadę - dywanik modlitewny, skierowany w stronę Mekki i zaczyna modlitwę. czekamy. Z balkonu obserwujemy meczet, przechodniów, wszechobecne taksówki. Zastanawiamy się nad tym wszystkim, co nas dzieli i co nas łączy. Dochodzimy do wniosku, że łączy nas jedna idea: pozostać przyjaciółmi, bez względu na różnice, które nas dzielą. Nasz gospodarz wraca, uśmiecha się szczerze. On chyba pomyślał o tym samym... Czas mija nieubłaganie szybko, wizyta dobiega końca. Pozostaną w nas wspomnienia o zapachu owoców mango, które scementują międzynarodową więź i pogłębią wzajemny szacunek, odrzucając stereotypy. Egipt to nie tylko słońce, plaże, palmy i ciepłe morze. To przede wszystkim ludzie, których się nie zapomina. Tekst: Iga Izabela Elsaid, Egipt Exclusive

Wycieczka na wyspę Giftun... ...urocze miejsce Marina... ...stąd wypłyniesz łodzią podwodną... Wycieczka do Kairu... ...po wycieczce łodzią podwodną warto wybrać się do stolicy Egiptu... Wycieczka na wyspę Giftun... ...urocze miejsce 1/9 Glass boat and submarine tours Glass boat - a boat with a glass bottom Wycieczka łodzią ze szklanym dnem (glass boat) należy do najbardziej popularnych i bezpiecznych form zwiedzania życia podwodnego Morza Czerwonego w Hurghadzie. Polecana jest przede wszystkim dla osób, które boją się wody, nie potrafią pływać, nie chcą tracić całego dnia na nurkowaniu, lub snurkowaniu na pełnym morzu, albo po prostu są leniwe.Wycieczka glass boat trwa dwie godziny - od momentu wyjścia w morze. Przeważnie statek zabiera na swój pokład kilkanaście do 20 osób. Statek wycieczkowy z zewnątrz wyglada normalnie, ale wewnątrz zamiast klasycznego dna łodzi, mamy specjalne okna z grubą szybą przez którą można obserwować to, co dzieje się pod nami. hurghada24.pl glaas boat hurghada24.pl glaas boat hurghada24.pl glaas boat hurghada24.pl glaas boat 1/5 The glass boat trip is one of the most popular and safe forms of exploring the Red Sea underwater life in Hurghada. It is recommended primarily for people who: are afraid of water, cannot swim in the sea, do not want to spend the whole day diving or snorkeling in the high seas, or who are simply lazy. The glass boat trip takes two hours (from the moment you set out to sea). Usually the ship takes a dozen or so to 20 people on board. The cruise ship looks normal from the outside, but inside, instead of the classic bottom of the boat, we have special windows with thick glass through which you can observe what is happening below us. I would like to emphasize right away that the glass boat does not submerge, it sails like a normal ship. The tour is very simple. The boat sails out to sea and sails to a specific coral reef, where it stands for a few minutes, then sails to the next and the next. During this time, tourists can watch the underwater life of the Red Sea, make videos and photos. The glass bottom boat trip should cost no more than $ 10. Tours can be ordered from residents, in travel agencies in Hurghada, as well as in some ports or marinas (such as in Marina). It is worth going on a glass boat trip, if only to see the coral reefs up close and also fish of the Red Sea. However, one should not put great hopes on the trip for "beautiful underwater photos". You have to know and accept the fact that the quality of photos and videos from inside the ship is not the best (because it can't be). The area of the "floor windows" (usually six or eight) is small, the sun reflects in these windows, which means that the reefs in the photo are not as colorful as in real life. In addition, the windows through which we see the marine life are never transparent (for obvious reasons). Still, the glass boat is an attraction worth visiting. Trips by boat with a glass bottom are also combined with snorkeling. Such a trip should not cost more than $ 15. The cruise takes two hours. During the trip, the boat sails to the coral reefs, moors, and during this time we have the opportunity to go down to the water and admire the "underwater life" of the Red Sea with our own eyes. On all ships that offer this type of attractions, we can rent snorkeling equipment (masks, fins and life jackets). However, it is worth having your mask and possibly fins (what is yours is yours). I recommend this type of "exploration" of the Red Sea to families with children (we can combine a glass boat trip and snorkeling in the Red Sea at one time). It is also worth getting a camera for taking underwater photos. The camera costs a dozen or so dollars, and a souvenir from such a trip - priceless. Importantly, the boat does not go far from the shore. In Hurghada, the coral reefs are already a few hundred meters from the shoreline. I recommend the trip as much as possible. hurghada24.pl glaas boat hurghada24.pl glaas boat hurghada24.pl glaas boat hurghada24.pl glaas boat 1/5 Wycieczki łodzią ze szklanym dnem łączone są także ze snurkowaniem. Taka wycieczka kosztuje 10 dolarów. Rejs trwa dwie godziny. W trakcie wycieczki łódź podpływa do raf koralowych, cumuje i w tym czasie mamy możliwość zejścia do wody i podziwiania na własne oczy podwodnego życia Morza Czerwonego. Na wszystkich statkach, które oferują tego typu atrakcje wypożyczymy sprzęt do snurkowania, czyli maski, płetwy i kapoki. Warto jednak mieć swoją maskę i ewentualnie płetwy. Ten rodzaj eksploracji Morza Czerwonego polecamy szczególnie rodzinom z dziećmi. Za jednym razem możemy połączyć wyprawę glass boat i snurkowanie w Morzu Czerwonym. Warto zaopatrzyć się także w aparat do robienia zdjęć podwodnych. Co ważne; łódź nie odpływa daleko od brzegu. W Hurghadzie rafy koralowe znajdują się już kilkaset metrów od linii brzegowej. Wycieczkę polecamy jak najbardziej. Submarine - excursion submarine źródło: wycieczki-egipt.eu źródło: wycieczki-egipt.eu źródło: wycieczki-egipt.eu źródło: wycieczki-egipt.eu 1/3 źródło: wycieczki-egipt.eu źródło: wycieczki-egipt.eu źródło: wycieczki-egipt.eu źródło: wycieczki-egipt.eu 1/3 The Sindbad Submarines tour is one of the greatest attractions in Hurghada. The trip is not cheap (it costs $ 40 for an adult, children up to 4 years old free, children up to 4 years old to 14 - $ 20), but the experience of the trip is unbelievable. As in the case of a glass boat, we can basically admire only coral reefs, in the case of submarine we can see not only coral reefs, but also fish and everything that lives in the depths of the Red Sea. There are up to 44 passengers on board. After setting out to sea, the boat goes down to a depth of 25 meters. Passengers sit on long, low seats. The underwater world can be seen through wide round windows. The seats are located on the left and right side. I can assure you that the feeling of being under water is unbelievable. At a depth of 25 meters, we will see fish and marine animals that we would never see while snorkeling. For most fish, the submarine is an "interesting object" so that they come close to the vessel (basically their noses are touching the windows). It is very common to see sharks and sea turtles during a cruise. Generally, at a depth of 15 meters, there are fish that are more than one meter long. One should not forget about the coral reefs (which we can also admire). The submarine room is air-conditioned. There shouldn't be any claustrophobia. The windows are large and round. There is plenty of space inside the boat. An excursion submarine looks completely different inside than a navy-equipped submarine. In fact, in a cruise submarine we feel like we are in a mid-range plane. The trip lasts from one and a half to two hours. We are under the water for 55 minutes. After completing the cruise and reaching the surface, each of the cruise participants receives a certificate stating that we were "fully submerged", which means that we are fully-fledged "submarines". We can buy submarine tours from a resident and in travel agencies in Hurghada. Some hotels (such as Sunrise Royal Makadi & Spa) have their own marina, from where cruise submarines depart to the sea. The most popular form of "underwater exploration" of the Red Sea, however, is a submarine excursion, which only by name is underwater. Well, the ship goes on the sea, but its lower part is a few meters under the water. This form of learning about life in the Red Sea is also very attractive. Maybe even more for people who have a problem with claustrophobia. Unfortunately, the trip is not cheaper than the full boat trip. This trip (which also takes two hours) costs $ 40. The room where we can admire the underwater life of the Hurghada coast is air-conditioned. Importantly, we can always go out to fresh air. I recommend this type of trip the most. Najbardziej popularną formą podwodnej eksploracji Morza Czerwonego jest wycieczka łodzią półpodwodną, która tylko z nazwy jest podwodną. Otóż, statek płynie po morzu, ale jego dolna część jest zanurzona kilka metrów pod wodą. Taka forma poznawania życia w Morzu Czerwonym też jest bardzo atrakcyjna. Może nawet bardziej dla osób, które mają jednak problem z klaustrofobią. Wycieczka niestety nie jest dużo tańsza niż wycieczka łodzią, która się zanurza w całości. Taka wycieczka, która trwa także dwie godziny kosztuje 25 dolarów. Pomieszczenie w którym możemy podziwiać życie podwodne wybrzeży Hurghady jest klimatyzowane. Co ważne zawsze zawsze możemy wyjść na świeże powietrze. Tego rodzaju wycieczkę polecamy jak najbardziej.

Wycieczki z Hurghady... Wycieczka do Kairu. Czy warto... ? Restauracje w Hurghadzie... Przekonaj się, czy warto wybrać się do restauracji w Hurghadzie... Memsza - deptak... Tu pospacerujesz, napijesz się dobrego piwa, zjesz smaczny obiad... Wycieczki z Hurghady... Wycieczka do Kairu. Czy warto... ? 1/8 View in Hurghada Hurghada duty free shop Just after arriving in Hurghada, it is worth going to the duty-free shop. The shop is located in Sakala, right next to the Sea Gull Hotel . The shop is located on the 1st floor. You can buy there (preferably for dollars and euros - Egyptian pounds are not the currency in this store) strong alcohol, beer, wine, cigarettes, as well as toys, sweets, electronics and household appliances, jewelry. The choice is small. Prices ... comparable to the airport. You have to remember one thing - to do the shopping you need to have your passport with you and visit the store no later than 48 hours after your arrival in Egypt. There are no quantitative restrictions on the purchased goods in the store. Unfortunately, the Russians who buy in bulk (hence the small selection) take advantage of it. It should also be remembered that one person can shop in the store only once. The duty-free shop in Hurghada is a specific place. More there are formalities, writing receipts and waiting rather than buying. You have to be careful with the rest you spend. Sellers like to "get it wrong" or spend the rest in Egyptian Pounds. In order not to be "cheated", I advise you to have as small as possible banknotes (US dollars or euros). Cheap perfumery in Hurghada This place is worth visiting and even a must (as long as you like good perfumes for a very reasonable price). About 30/40 meters from Sakala Square - the famous roundabout where the Mermaid stands) is the Tiba Perfumery. The perfume shop is on the street that leads to Marina, not Sakala. The perfumery offers basically everything that other perfumeries in Hurghada do ... but a curiosity - here we pay 28 Egyptian pounds for a similar product. In other perfumeries we will also pay 28 ... but euro. A bottle of perfume (100 grams) costs 28 Egyptian pounds at the Tiba Perfumery. Importantly, the price includes a glass packaging (bottle) with an atomizer. There are all the scents of the world's best companies on site, I emphasize all of them. Perfumes are poured on the spot into bottles indicated by us (we can choose their color and shape). I would like to point out right away - perfumes are not prepared with essences as "concentrated" as in other perfumeries, but they are based on the same flower absolutes and fragrance oils. True, they end a bit faster, but ... something for something. The largest mosque in Hurghada In Hurghada, the new mosque is worth seeing. It is located right next to the Marina. It was opened at the end of 2012. It is a huge structure. The mosque is visible from a distance, thanks to very high minarets, i.e. slender towers with overhanging balconies and galleries. There are also characteristic domes symbolizing the celestial vault above the prayer rooms. According to Islamic law, in mosques (the new mosque in Hurghada is open to tourists), women should wear clothes that cover the arms, legs, back and cleavage. Men must wear long pants. Before entering the mosque, you should remove your shoes or wear shoe covers. In front of the new mosque in Hurghada, there is a wide square for the faithful (separated from the street by a fence). Every adult Muslim should perform a ritual prayer, called salat, at least five times each day. So, in most mosques there are five prayer meetings a day: before sunrise, at noon, in the afternoon, after sunset and in the evening. Due to the evening prayers (in and in front of the new mosque in Hurghada), some streets leading to this place and the streets next to the mosque are closed, resulting in communication problems and detours. It is very bothersome because in this part of the city there are gigantic traffic jams. It is better to walk to the mosque from the center of Sakala. The trip will last several minutes, but I assure you it's worth it. The mosque is beautiful. Hurghada yacht shipyard Right next to the mosque is the Hurghada yacht shipyard. We can see how yachts (including ocean yachts) are built up close. Interestingly, most of the work is done by hand (yachts are made of wood). A few to a dozen or so units are being built (or repaired) at the same time in the shipyard. Hurghada fish market Hurghada's largest fish market is located between the Marina and the new mosque. We will buy here not only fish, but also seafood. The fish is fresh. The market is right next to the port, from which fishing boats depart every morning. It's best to go shopping around 8 am, when the boats return from the sea. The prices are very affordable. On the spot, the vendors bind the fish. Right next to the market there are also bars and restaurants that offer fish and seafood prepared to eat. Transport in Hurghada We can travel around Hurghada by taxis, but also by minibuses. Buses, of which there are as many as taxis on the streets of the city, run on fixed routes, but they connect the key and most important parts of Hurghada. Buses are cheap. For example: for a journey from Sakala to Dahar (~ 10 kilometers) we will pay a pound per person. We will pay up to £ 20 for the same taxi ride . Sklep wolnocłowy w Sakali oferuje przede wszystkim alkohol. Z uwagi na dużą liczbę turystów z Rosji asortyment jest ograniczony. Kupimy tu wódki białe, whisky, gin i rum. Pojawia się także europejskie piwo. Należy pamiętać, iż skorzystać ze sklepu wolnocłowego możemy tylko do 48 godzin od przybycia do Hurghady. Aby zrobić zakupy musimy mieć przy sobie paszport. Zakupy w sklepie wolnocłowym możemy zrobić tylko raz. Jeżeli nie wykorzystamy swojego czasu na zakupy jest jeszcze inne wyjście. Wystarczy poprosić kupujących, którzy mogą to zrobić, o zrobienie zakupów dla nas.. i już. Wiemy, że to trochę poniżające, ale zapewniamy; w ten sposób bardzo często swoje zapasy alkoholu uzupełniają np. Rosjanie. Po prostu czekają kilkanaście minut przed wejściem do sklepu na swoich rodaków, przekazują im pieniądze, ci kupują alkohol i po kłopocie. Perfumy w Hurghadzie kupimy w zasadzie na każdej ulicy. Są jednak miejsca, gdzie kupimy je tanio, a w porównaniu ze sklepami na Sheraton Road bardzo tanio. Jedna z takich perfumerii znajduje się w Sakali. Warto ją odwiedzić ponieważ oferuje perfumy w cenach jakich nie znajdziemy gdzie indziej. Perfumeria niczym się nie wyróżnia. Głównymi kupującymi są Rosjanie i Egipcjanie. Zapewniamy; na miejscu kupimy perfumy jakie tylko chcemy. Nie jest to żadna podróbka. Po prostu tyle powinny kosztować wody perfumowane. Na miejscu esencje olejków są mieszane ze specjalnymi rozpuszczalnikami (etanolami, lub mieszaniną alkoholi alifatycznych), oraz przelewane do buteleczek. Na miejscu kupimy perfumy, wody perfumowane i wody toaletowe. Są wszystkie zapachy, które można kupić w najlepszych sklepach na całym świecie za dużo wyższą cenę. Konkretnych cen nie podajemy, gdyż wszystko zależy od tego ile i jakie perfumy kupujemy - średnio to 50 funtów za flakonik 100 ml. Budowla robi wrażenie. Meczet jest olbrzymi i naprawdę bardzo ładny z zewnątrz jak i wewnątrz. Można spokojnie wejść do środka. Należy tylko przed wejściem zdjąć buty i być odpowiednio obranym. Wewnątrz należy zachowywać się z powagą, podobnie jak w polskich kościołach. Wewnątrz można robić zdjęcia. Należy tylko pamiętać, iż muzułmanie modlą się sześć razy dziennie. W tym czasie najlepiej jednak nie odwiedzać meczetu, aby nikomu nie przeszkadzać. Godziny modlitw są zmienne. Jeżeli mamy zamiar odwiedzić meczet warto zrobić to w ciągu dnia (około godziny 10/11, lub 17). Naprawdę warto odwiedzić ten meczet. Szczególnie kopuła robi niesamowite wrażenie. Przed meczetem znajduje się duży plac wyłożony granitem. Meczet znajduje się tuż przy Marinie - spacerem z Sheraton Road w Sakali to 10 minut drogi. Do stoczni jachtowej w zasadzie wchodzić nie wolno, ale warto choć przez chwilę popatrzeć jak powstają jachty. W większości prace wykonywane są ręcznie i w bardzo szybkim tempie. W stoczni powstają i remontowane są jednostki pływające po Morzu Czerwonym, czyli średniej wielkości i duże. Stocznia jachtowa znajduje się tuż obok największego meczetu w Hurghadzie. Jeżeli ktoś jest zainteresowany kupieniem jachtu - istnieje taka możliwość. Wgłębi stoczni jachtowej znajduje się biuro, w którym możemy dowiedzieć się wszystkiego na temat ceny. Jeżeli uda nam się wejść na teren stoczni, z bardzo bliska możemy zobaczyć jak powstają jednostki, lub są remontowane. To wielka gratka dla wszystkich, którzy kochają żeglowanie i znają się na budowie jachtów... Targ rybny obok Mariny. Fajne miejsce. Tu można kupić (zobaczyć) ryby z Morza Czerwonego. Są zawsze świeże. Warto zobaczyć ten film. Targ rybny znajduje się przy Marinie po drodze do największego meczetu w Hurghadzie. Targ nie jest duży, ale panuje na nim spory ruch. Obok targu znajdują się liczne restauracje i bary rybne, gdzie serwowane są właśnie produkty z tego miejsca. Na targu - jak to na targu "trochę pachnie", ale wszystkie ryby od rana do wieczora znajdują się w specjalnych pojemnikach i na stołach, przykryte lodem. Ponadto na miejscu ryby są patroszone i solone. Na targ wchodzimy przez bramę. Sprzedawcy są bardzo mili, nie namolni. O rybach wiedzą wszystko... Sklep Cleopatra w Sakali trochę przypomina nasze Domy Towarowe z lat 80-tych ubiegłego wieku, ale gdy tam wejdziesz zobaczysz pamiątki, których nie kupisz w innym sklepach w Hurghadzie. Pięć pięter, na każdym inny asortyment. Sklep jest bardzo popularny ponieważ jest tani. Tu zakupy robią także Egipcjanie. Lepszej rekomendacji nie trzeba. Co istotne, każdy produkt w sklepie Cleopatra ma przyklejoną cenę, co nie zdarza się we wszystkich sklepach w Hurghadzie. Sklep jest klimatyzowany, bardzo czysty, z miłą obsługą. Posiada windę. Sprzedawcy chętnie podpowiadają i służą pomocą w wyborze najlepszych towarów. Na parterze jest sklep spożywczy. W sutenerze - warzywa i owoce. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.

Rafy koralowe w Hurghadzie... Rafy koralowe w okolicach Hurghady należą do najpiękniejszych na świecie... Wycieczka do Sharm el Naga... Sharm el Naga - magiczne miejsce, gdzie możesz oglądać rafy koralowe... Co warto zobaczyć w Hurghadzie... Tych miejsc jest bardzo dużo... Rafy koralowe w Hurghadzie... Rafy koralowe w okolicach Hurghady należą do najpiękniejszych na świecie... 1/9 Grand Aquarium in Hurghada Grand Aquarium w Hurghadzie Grand Aquarium w Hurghadzie Aquarium w Hurghadzie Aquarium w Hurghadzie Grand Aquarium w Hurghadzie 1/7 Marine Biology Museum w Hurghadzie Rafy koralowe Hurghady Marine Biology Museum w Hurghadzie Rafy koralowe Hurghady Marine Biology Museum w Hurghadzie Rafy koralowe Hurghady Marine Biology Museum w Hurghadzie Rafy koralowe Hurghady 1/3 The Grand Aquarium in Hurghada was commissioned in 2015. The place opens a window for us to a completely new world of life in the Red Sea. After all, the Red Sea is one of the few treasures of a coral reef in the world, many fish and sea creatures. In addition, the Grand Aquarium offers us a mini zoo, an exhibition of scans and a tropical forest. The Grand Aguarium is situated in the south of Hurghada, in front of the Mercure Hotel (map). The aquarium is open from 11am to 5pm. Entrance is $ 27. For children from 4 to 12 years old $ 16. The tour takes an hour and a half. The aquarium is a great place to learn more about life in the Red Sea. We will see sharks, rays, turtles, octopuses ... Grand Aquarium is especially recommended to all those who intend to dive or snorkel in the nearby coral reefs. It will simply be easier to identify everything we encounter while going under the water. The aquarium is open seven days a week. This is one of the most visited places in Hurghada. Marine Biology Museum The Marine Biology Museum is a showcase of the colorful underwater life of the Red Sea. On site, you can "touch" the marine life and admire its diversity. The Marine Biology Museum also has a small aquarium that tries to capture the real life of underwater creatures. The museum is located north of Hurghada. The museum is open from 8am to 8pm. The Marine Biology Museum is a place for those interested in studying marine biology from the Red Sea. Tourists have the opportunity to take a closer look at the colorful life of the flora and fauna of the underwater world. This is a great place to learn a bit more about the origin and development of marine life in the Red Sea. Freedom, fascination and color, all that is a trademark of the Red Sea can be found in the Museum. This museum is located five miles north of Hurghada. You can see many creatures such as sea turtles and sharks. It was a paradise for lovers of the sea, the Red Sea and its world. No posts published in this language yet Stay tuned... W Hurghada Grand Aquarium zobaczymy ponad 1200 zwierząt morskich reprezentujących 100 gatunków. Godne uwagi okazy to: żarłacz brunatny, rekin tygrysi, rekin pielęgniarski, płaszczka, żółw zielony, rekin łopatonosy, płaszczka orleń, rekin czarnopłetwy i wiele innych...