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Transafrica, East Route
It‘s getting concrete: 10th of October by ferry from Athens to Haifa. Further on to Eilat, around Sinai and finally Egypt. On 6th of October I‘ll turn the key on my bike in Würzburg. Will anybody accompany me?
Early October 2015 me an my bike (BMW F 800 GS) will start in Würzburg (Germany) to Cape Town, South Africa. My wife gave me the permission for 3-4 month. My plan is from Lavrion Greece to Haifa by ferry. Than Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, etc. Is anybody out there who have related plans and want to go along with me?
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hallo,
leider etwas zu früh für mich April 2016 dann wär ich dabei gr hans
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Sehr schade. Wenn Du es Dir noch überlegst, melde Dich. Gruß Dieter
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Warning
Hi
I must warn you regarding the security situation in Sinai peninsula .
Driving from Israel to Egypt , you will have to cross the Sinai desert and the situation there is very bad and very dangerous.
There are almost daily heavy collisions between the Egyptian army and Islamic terrorists ( branch of Issis ) and just a few days ago a Croatian citizen was kidnapped and they are threatening to execute him ( like in Syria and Iraq )
DO NOT GO THERE
As an Israeli I hope you'll come to Israel and I'll be happy to assist in any issue
but don't go thru Sinai peninsula
Enjoy you trip . I'm starting mine on Friday from SA to Namibia and Botswana
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Hi Josef, thank you for warning. My plan is to go from Taba via Nuweibaa to Sharm el Sheik. And if there is no ferry to Egypt I want to go north to Suez, following the eastcoast. So, all the away along the outside of Sinai. What is your estimation about that? I wish you a good start into a exciting trip. Hakuna Matata!
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The route
Hi,
Well it's hard to say but..the route from Taba to Sharm el sheich should be safer & from there up north to Suez on the west side probably the same.( only main road )
Avoid the inner parts and especialy center & north part.
Stay only in hotels ( plenty on the first part ) do not be tempted to stay in Beduines small places / vilages or any suggestions for inland trips etc.
Sinai was paradise that became an unsafe place and me , an I sraeli , I don't go there anymore.
Good luck
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Sounds interesting. I am currently in Romania. Any rough ideas on your costs per day? Probably easier to PM me. I'm looking for my next route in a month or so.
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