It would never have thought that September is so hot a month that there are so many bright and beautiful fish in the sea, that among the sand you can build such a beautiful resort town as Sharm el-Sheikh. I'll start from the airport. We flew in the evening, (already darkly) left the terminal already dark, the first thing you feel - the wind, drowning on the face of sand and hot air. On the way to the hotel, partially visible the city. There is no lighting, usual to us in everyday life. There are, of course, amusement parks and places with bright backlight, but otherwise it is a muffled yellow light.
In the morning, the first thing to the sea. The first impressions are delight, a lot of emotions, unusual entrance to the water in Pantone. Red sea, very clean, blue water. Therefore, it is clearly seen in the water not only the bottom, (very beautiful, with corals), but a lot - a lot of fish. An unusual usual, (perch, crucian) and very beautiful (like in the cartoons "Namo"). Further day - hot day in Sharm. On the sun +43 degrees, the sand is rare, it is possible to live only under air conditioning, water or in water and then in the shade (sea or pool). The day I don't really want to do something, especially the first days - the adaptation of the body. In the evening it gets better, the heat falls. How did we like a walk on the yacht. The moment when the dolphins fall next to your yacht or when in the middle of the sea you see the sunken ship. When we sailed to the coral reef, which floats a lot of fish and the guide threw a piece of bread into the water - I have not seen this yet, it is an exciting spectacle. Along the whole shore, hotels are facing. Not as the one in which people are already resting are, these are more reminded abandoned ruins, and not an oasis among the desert.
In the evening we walked around the old town and this is another, exciting sight. By itself, the place, very beautiful and living. Right in the middle of the market, people in the dresses are dancing local dances and play folk instruments. Local very hospitable, in one of the stalls, where we bought souvenirs, we even poured tea and treated mango. There, among the streets, there are local with camels, you can begin to stroke and take a picture.
