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26 Apr 2012
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Originally Posted by roro
Hi Omar,
It seems that Lybian business visas are avalaible now for European people (but very expensive) and that borders are not closed.
The last question is about security but may be it will be possible to go through Lybia in a few days with sleeping in secured areas (hotels?).
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hi Roro
sorry mate i just saw your post
well the border is working again ,had some clashes there
every one say its not the right moment to go through ,
there is a German biker friend now on in Libya coming from Tunisia will try to get feed back from hem
im sure it will be ok if you stay in the secured hotel areas ,
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27 Apr 2012
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crossing Libia 20/04/2012
Hi,
We ve just arrived in Tunis after crossing Libia from Egypt.
We got transit visa in Cairo, cost us only 100EGP and nos escort at all.
It was amazing, i wrote a post here
http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...ed-libia-63965
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11 Sep 2012
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your travel videos
Is Israel an option? Any open borders? can any one help me...
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11 Sep 2012
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Asad, the only open border between Egypt and Israel is the one in Taba, crossing to Elat on the Israeli side. From Israel, though, the only option is to send your bike / car with Grimaldi to Italy, either to Venice or to Salerno.
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11 Sep 2012
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Wadi we may take you up on this offer!!! We are leaving UK to go to Dubai via Libya, Egypt and KSA on the 22nd September!!!!
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Originally Posted by Wadi Lahami
If you are stuck !
Free camping @ N 24º12.943 E 035º25.503
and the s are always cold
Cheers
This offer is for all motor bikes going north or south within Egypt.
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14 Sep 2012
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Geoff: how so?
geoff0911; give us a hint as to how you are doing this UK to Dubai connection via Libya on Sept 22.
Libyan visa, tourist or business?
Car or motorbike?
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14 Sep 2012
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Wadi we may take you up on this offer!!! We are leaving UK to go to Dubai via Libya, Egypt and KSA on the 22nd September!!!!
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16 Sep 2012
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Originally Posted by istanbul bisiklet motosiklet
@michnus
1-Are u still in Egypt.
2-How many bikers are there to get to Turkey
3-Will you be able to have a crate yourself there.
Just for the bike,we pay 950 USD.for sea freight from Alex. or port sait to İstanbul Ambarlı port for our bikes and takes about 10 days to get here.
Our specialty club will arrange documents for Turkey import free for you.Import expenses here is about 150 USD. per bike if the owner of the bike is together with us while clearing customs in İstanbul..All will be paid here except Egypt customs and crating expenses which will be paid in Egypt.
On the Egyptian side,you must do customs formalities yourself.Then we can transfer the bike to our club garage so that you can do some maintaince and fixings yourself here.This is friendsly and free offer.
If this will be a solution,can arrange to pick your bikes, too.
Or a UK.biker has just done U.A.E. to İstanbul through İran and Iraq.John has written his valuable experiences on HU, too
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Thanks so much, we will be back in Cairo in Oct to try and get the bikes out. I will know then which way, either Libya or ferry out to Turkey.
Is it not an option to go to Isreal and then ship to Turkey?
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17 Sep 2012
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This is an old thread and our message is dated april.22...Things change so fast in this area..
Since last 3-4 months,ferry available between port sait and mersin(TR)..More cheaper for bikers and paperwork fast and cheap on Turkey side and no crating.You will travel together with your bike...
More details are in the forum files written by Bert Houben 2 months ago who has done it first by bike..
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I've been checking that one, but that ferry from Haifa to Cyprus is not very well known... so does it still exist? LonelyP mentions it, but our Dutch Embassy in Tel Aviv never heard of it.
With Israeli stamps in your passport, you will not be allowed into Syria at all, besides the issues in that country nowadays.
I hope to find out whether it exists, because I would prefer that route. (after Libia-Tunisia-Italy).
The ferry to Turkey, I hear very different stories about it. Some are lucky, some wait 14 days to get on it and pay hundres of Euro's to get out of %$#@$-Egypt.
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It seems from Egypt there are only two ways. Go Libya, Tunisia and Europe. Or ship from Port Siad, which is a nightmare or go to Israel and ship form there to Turkey.
The Libya embassy in South Africa told me it's okay to go through Libya and no issues with escorts and such.
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