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You should wear sensible footwear when visiting the various sites. High heels and open toe shoes are not advisable. The floors of most sites are either sand or rough-cut uneven stone. Inside many tombs wooden floorboards have been installed and thin heels could get caught in the gaps between the floorboards.
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Sorry, I know this is the Nile Cruise Blog but I couldnt’ resist adding this video which we posted onto our Kenya Holidays blog this morning.
Some of you may know that our other website is our Kenya Holidays website and this video, which I found on Google was made by Harvey Croze as he flew over Amboseli National Park in Kenya. Its’ so atmospheric when you listen to the music too. By the way the music is the “Out Of Africa” theme tune.
Hope you enjoy the flight!
We suggest that you take some moist “wet wipes” to use after you have handles Egyptian money as it can be quite old and dirty and is a possible cause of tummy upsets.
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You may have to walk through other cruise ships to reach your vessel as they are often moored close together whilst in port because of the number of vesselsm and direct access to your ship is not always possible. This may result in views from you cabin being obscured occasionally whilst docked.
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When asked we asked a local merchant whether we should give some local children boxes of sweets that we had with us he suggested that it would be far better if we could give them ballpoint pens. You might consider taking a box of inexpensive ballpoint pens with you. The children will be very happy when you hand them out. They are also handy for “baksheesh”!!
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