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Cruise that stops in Eygpt
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We are cruising in a few weeks and have a stop in eygpt, we were told that it was our discretion to have hep a jab. Should we now that it looks like we will be stopping there. ? Have we left it too late we go 18 March ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Went to Egypt two years ago, cruising up the Nile from Luxor. Checked with my G.P. to be told that no jabs were necessary. Survived.(Though the animals and figures made out of the pillow cases and my clothes not hidden away were somewhat scary)
Hope you have a wonderful trip. Where else do you make port?
Hope you have a wonderful trip. Where else do you make port?
I had a hep jab when I went there for 2 weeks, but for a short stop you might not want to bother. No Inoculations are compulsory when traveling to Egypt, but the following are advisable:
Tetanus, Diphtheria, Polio, Typhoid, Hepatitis A (some people have the hepatitis B jab).
Whatever you decide, drink and clean your teeth only in bottled water and drink plenty of it.
Tetanus, Diphtheria, Polio, Typhoid, Hepatitis A (some people have the hepatitis B jab).
Whatever you decide, drink and clean your teeth only in bottled water and drink plenty of it.
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From the route you describe the ship would be docking at Alexandria, where you will be given excursions to Fort Bey, the underground mausoleum around Pompey's Pillar, the Library, and the excavated 'Villa of the Birds', followed by a fish restaurant, then back to the ship.
It is a huge rambling city. Even before the troubles, Alex was mostly very poor housing and mostly unpaved - it has in the past been a magnificent place but is literally falling apart. There is one small area of the seafront that is semi-tarted up.
I expect if the cruise ship stps there you wil be made very welcome and as always, every attempt will be made to part you from your cash without threats or violence.
Michael Palin describes the seafront architecture as 'Cannes with acne'.
It is a huge rambling city. Even before the troubles, Alex was mostly very poor housing and mostly unpaved - it has in the past been a magnificent place but is literally falling apart. There is one small area of the seafront that is semi-tarted up.
I expect if the cruise ship stps there you wil be made very welcome and as always, every attempt will be made to part you from your cash without threats or violence.
Michael Palin describes the seafront architecture as 'Cannes with acne'.
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