It so happened that I was offered a burning trip to Egypt for two. Despite the late November, still managed to persuade her husband to fly to relax. Bribed the cost of the tour and the capricious weather outside the window is tired. The climate of Egypt at the end of the autumn is a kind of, late in the fall, you can still.
By the end of November, the Red Sea warm only after twelve in the afternoon. In the morning, the beach is desertless, who want to plunge a little. Many tourists are sitting by throwing sweatshirts, and even in the evening even jackets. The average temperature of the water was +18, for an adult, nothing terrible, but refreshing to children. But the scorching sun makes his own, so pulls to plunge, despite the cool clock. For my nature, I preferred to swim in our hotel's pool. The heated pool was drilled when it was overcast on the street.
The beaches of the hotel are well equipped and clean. The bar on the beach is paid and not cheap. After sunset on the beach, it is forbidden to swim, obviously it is related to the presence of predatory fish in the sea. Day in coral reefs can be seen a variety of fish, among which the famous surgeon fish come across.
Late in the fall is very windy weather, the skin constantly swosted, the face could nothel. Weather Sunny weather, air temperature up +28, sunscreens are simply necessary. Nights are cold and dry, maximally +15, warm things were useful for evening walk in the city. The defending person, they had to be treated with a handkerchief or scarf, many local so go all year round.
If the sea will seem cold to you, always find what to take yourself:
- Get acquainted with the Arabic colors of the quarter El Daghar;
- to visit the old town of Sakkal district;
- Visit the water park, riding on the heated river;
- to see the sights of the museum, aquarium;
- see two Coptic monastery on the way to Cairo;
- know the beauty of the desert;
- Enjoy singing fountains.
In general, I had pleasant memories of the November rest, enjoy warm days still better everyday urban fuss.