Unas 3 horas de puerta a puerta (2 horas en el agua)Kayak en el Nilo en El Cairo
El Cairo desde el nivel del agua, bajo su propia paleta. Dos horas en el Nilo desde el club de kayak en Maadi — islas del río, garzas y egretas, feluccas pasando, y una versión de esta ciudad casi no ve ningún visitante.
Dos horas remando en aguas tranquilas y protegidas. No se requiere experiencia y el guía permanece al lado, pero son dos horas de trabajo continuo de brazos.
Donde irás
Lo que harás
- 1
Recogida de su hotel
Traslado privado desde el centro de El Cairo o Giza hasta el club de kayak en el corniche Maadi.
- 2
Reunión informativa y adecuada
Kayak, paddle y chaleco salvavidas tamaño para usted, luego la sesión de información sobre seguridad y una breve sesión técnica en el banco. No se asume ninguna experiencia.
- 3
Dos horas en el río
Salida al Nilo con un guía a su lado: pasando por las verdes islas fluviales, la fauna de aves que las habita y la corniche desde un ángulo que el tráfico nunca permite ver.
- 4
Volver al club y traslado
Regreso al club, secado y traslado privado de vuelta a su hotel.
Incluido
- ✓Recogida y regreso del hotel en un vehículo privado con aire acondicionado
- ✓Kayak, remo y chaleco salvavidas
- ✓Información sobre instrucciones y seguridad plena
- ✓Un guía que le acompañará en el agua en todo momento
- ✓Agua embotellada
Es bueno saber
La verdad práctica acerca de este — tiempos, condiciones y lo que no podemos prometer.
- No se requiere experiencia: son aguas tranquilas y el guía permanece con usted.
- Los kayaks individuales y dobles están disponibles. Los niños pueden remar en un doble con un adulto; díganos edades cuando reserve.
- La madrugada y la tarde son las ranuras más tranquilas y frescas, y la mejor luz.
- Traiga una muda de ropa (se mojará un poco) y una bolsa estanca o funda impermeable para su teléfono.
- El Cairo es una gran ciudad y el río corre por el medio de ella: espera una vía de trabajo, no un desierto.
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