Wow, I went to Egypt in december 2010, just days before the arab spring. Sinai was really amazing. Combined Sinai with Petra in Jordan and Kairo with the pyramids.
Hi Gabe, I really enjoy your videos of places that I may never get to go. You show the places as real trash and everything. Rick Steves cleans it up so much that we are surprised by the reality. I know you here your videos when you edit them. I know you hear the sounds of the traffic and the ambulances and the loudspeaker announcements. I wonder if we, your audience could hear you better if you were a little microphone on your shirt. I'm not sure that would draw even more attention to you . The locals seem to talk to you and offer you their help anyway. And I learned from your videos too. I have never thought of a restaurant where you have to order your food 90 minutes in advance. Mind blowing. But, I guess it makes more sense than being tired, sitting in a restaurant, waiting for your food to be prepared when you are tired from work, and all you want to do is go home.❤ Keep up the good work Gabriel. And thank you.❤
We can practice non-judgment of things we deem "bad" in cultures we are not integrated into. Thank you dear Gabriel for showing all these great places.
Also did the overnight trip from Bahariya to the White desert to Farafra. Farafra was cool with hot springs and spent the night with a German guy in the desert and found all kinds of cool oceanic fossils. Lots of fossilized scallops and other stuff. Good times. 1992.
Too those saying it's too dirty. Some countries are more for travelers than tourists, Egypt is one such country. Not everywhere is rich and clean like Europe and North America!
You can often cancel flights with 24 hours of booking them. That can be useful when you need to show an onward flight, bit don't actually want to take that flight.
It would have been nice if you showed all sides of Egypt. Not just the poor areas. It’s a pretty unfair representation. I live in Egypt and can assure you that there are many places that do not look like this. Try Sharm el Sheikh, Dahab, New Cairo, El Gouna…the list goes on. This is kind of like wanting to show LA but then only going to drug and gang infested ghettos. Most tourists will not go to the kinds of places you have shown in the last few videos. Most people who live here wouldn’t either. Egypt has a large low income population and in the poor areas there isn’t proper infrastructure set up. The government has built many new complexes and communities to move people out of slums and the really crappy areas of Egypt, but it takes time to move the huge amounts of people and to built/clean up. Clearly this is a part of Egypt, but it’s important for someone as big of a following as you have to show all sides of a country as Egypt depends a lot on tourism. I moved here from Canada for a better life as have many of the foreigners from various European and North American countries who live here. Perhaps connecting with someone like that might help. Or if you want to show the local side of Egypt, connect with a local who can show you their homes, hospitality and day-to-day life.
Gabe is a traveler that shows what he sees in his wandering. He's not your average RUclips channel. If you look at his history you will see this. He's staying in a $30 hotel and this is the surrounding area.
@@waitaminute2015 I totally understand and have watched most of Gabe’s videos. Not knocking his style at all. But most places, including the ones I mentioned in my comment, have very inexpensive accommodations. Where I live in Sharm el-Sheikh for example you can get a decent room for $25-$30 and you will not see garbage like this. So many options in fact in this price-range. Same goes for most of the other places I noted. But even if you stay in a $30 room, you can take local transportation for very cheap to different areas that aren’t covered in garbage. I just think it’s good to show both sides of the coin, especially if you’re saying you’re showing the “real” Egypt.
I decided to stop in Marsa Matruh because I looked at images online and it looked gorgeous with the beautiful blue waters and white sandy beaches. The town is what it is, I just walked through the center of it and showed what I saw. My main destination for this trip is the Siwa Oasis which I've wanted to see for years, heading there tomorrow. I'd like to visit the Sinai and eastern Egypt, maybe on another trip.
Big change from when I was there in 1992. Was a dusty sleepy town with dusty empty streets with no traffic and nobody on the beach. Some beaches had fencing(barbed wire?) where you weren't allowed to enter. No tall buildings or resorts. Being close to the Libyan border it had a military presence. But the sand and water was epic. Wish I could post the few pics I have of there. I remember getting a lift on a donkey cart. No other tourists Egyptian or foreign. Gabe go to the Sinai and check out the beaches there and climb Mt. Sinai and sleep up there and wake up for the sunrise. Another epic thing to do in Egypt. Nuweiba beach had great snorkeling and a cool canyon with colored mountains or was that Margana beach?
I'd wanted to go to Marsa Matruh and just didn't schedule the time. It's been a few years too. ☆ Thanks ☆ for getting a view for us. 💚 Inspired by the Finnish bike couple who went thru to the Senegal/Gambia a few years ago, yes. That adventure kept local food happening too. Cycling around the world: VLOG 15 - ACROSS AFRICA - The Gambia #1. While you may like an 'easier row to hoe', the pasture everywhere does need re-planting sometimes and your exploring does expose some list of possible non-schengen winter potentials for us to see. I'd be curious to see some inspiring growers and grazers being interviewed. Regenerative and Biodiverse happens with people proving the point. ☆ 💚 Demonstrably too. We can find ways to connect with this spirit & intention. Thanks so much as your efforts & they do inspire!.. ☆ 💚
I remember watching Egyptian families at the beach in Alexandria. The young boys were all swimming happily in their underwear while the young girls were fully dressed and in hijab and were just getting their feet wet. My heart just ached for them...
Hi Gabriel, Egypt doesn't seem high on the tourist attraction outside the Pyramids. The cities are a bit run down, all that garage is a bit of a turn-off to visit giving the impression people don't care about where they live. It's a shame there's such an incredible history there these cities aren't well kept, and they don't seem to be inviting tourists bringing in much-needed tourist money. Something you may want to consider is a boat trip down the Nile on the world's longest river.
Exactly: only thing to really suggest is the Nile boat trip . With hopefully not too many boats on the Nile. Otherwise also this can soon turn into a nightmare😮😂
@@GabrielTravelerVideosyeah, but it's not with the traditional tourist boats which cover more interesting places .Also could be interesting to show how smoothly you can travel in Egypt, laying on your bed watching the unique river scenery passing by, enjoying temple visits to magic Kom Ombo, Edfu, also you can include a tour to Abu Simbel. Fully different energy when you do kind of Egyptian ferry trips 😘 as in your 2009 vid.
Gabriel you are one of the most authentic loggers. Thank you. However Marsha Matrouh city center is not really nice beaches. If you venture out more around it there are some of the most beautiful beaches ever. What you are showing to your audience is the inner cities of Egypt. Which we too have in the States. Please show the other side of Egypt the ones your audience can visit. It will help our tourism industry. What you show I doubt they will visit and only leads to misconceptions about this beautiful country. Again keep up the great work
Gabriel is a traveler, not a tourist. There are many blogs in YT and everywhere which showing what you mean and want. If you actually watched/heard this video, you would know that this channel has shown some of Egypt's best touristic places in the past and he is actually in his way to Shiva RN to show another one. He don't do promo videos tho, and that's why we're here.
Gabri King Traveler 😁 king of desert with his harem. I like the well-known Gabrijel way of solving problems with the locals ....OK, THANKS 😁😁😁 An attitude that should be used in everyday life and remove boring and bad people from your life.
Ah those lovely desert oasis, free was it! Wind in the desert blows itself back to the source decimating itself I heard, what do I know! 😂 so pretty though 🤣
Sonny from Best Ever Food Review Show had a horrible time in Egypt with his crew. Says he will never go back. Apparently the filming was a big issue. Have you encountered any negativity from filming there?
No problems, probably helps that I have minimal camera gear, just a couple of small cameras and also I didn't fly into Cairo. I'm sure they're more relaxed in Alexandria.
Sorry not sold, visited the pyramids and did the Nile cruise-awesome yes, but had some bad experiences as a woman traveller and also didn’t like the poor little skinny horses and donkeys pulling large loads and standing in sun.
"little donkeys"? they have little children ride on horses or chariots all over the place, transporting stuff or looking for tourists... that's a no-go from me. if i would go at the pyramids or whatever and see a kid leading a camel with tourist on it, i would vomit my guts out on the spot, on these ancient stones. not for me, thanks egypt, but no, i will not contribute on this even if you have the best ruins ever. see you in 30 years, maybe...
Instead of booking a flight to Italy, would you have been able to book a boat to somewhere instead? I am just wondering whether or not that option is available and if that gives you a broader choice
Not sure about that but I don't think there would be many options. I doubt there are ferries going from here to points across the Mediterranean, maybe just hitching a ride on a cargo ship or something. Never heard of a ferry between Egypt and Greece or Italy.
Yeah that was terrible. No disrespect ment to the people who live there, im sure its fine when you know your way around. But to volutarily spend money to go there seems quite insane.
@rajm2626 Yeah, absolutely, good point. For a tourist who just wants a beach it's probably fine but for a traveler there doesn't seem to be a lot of interest..
@ageoflove1980 I actually meant it the other way around, lol. I think Egypt is very interesting for travelers but less so for tourists. As a traveler, I really want to travel extensively in the cities, towns, and villages along the Nile and then into the Western Desert and to some of the oases - Dakhla and Siwa oases in particular. For tourists, all it seems that there is to do in Egypt are the pyramids and some resorts along the Red Sea. But for me, I think there is really a lot to do and see in the non-touristy areas there and I'm very excited to visit eventually. I also am looking forward very much so, to talking and interacting with the locals. It seems though that some tourists have had some bad experiences in Egypt with scammers, trash, harassment, etc, but that doesn't actually bother me much at all.
@@rajm2626 I think its both. I know people who really enjoy the beach resorts near Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada. Its great for your typical family beach holiday and nowadays a lot cheaper than for example Greece. And then there is the travel experience like you describe. My comment however wasnt about Egypt in general, but more this specific town There is nothing wrong with it per se, it just doesnt seems that great for both traveling and tourism. Just a very average coastal town, and like I said, fine when you are from around those parts and just want to go to the beach for a day, but not really worth while to go out of your way for.
Be good if u could put the name of the hotels along with your prices. Gives us older solo travellers a glimpse of wat u get, and to compare with other places in the area.
10 mins in the video on a very busy street and i saw not a single litter bin. how much a public litter bin could cost to the city authorities?i mean even if the citizens would, there is no bin to use... why?
I was in Pella 2 weeks ago, I saw trash strewn close to the archeological museum where some cotton fields were, some people just have no sense of respect for their surroundings.
@@anacolunga6491 i dont know about the weapons, but i know about the money egypt spend in the new capital project. this planet is very weird mate, very weird... ruclips.net/video/VGLWXCGvlEE/видео.html
I am kind of shocked last 3 videos... its like an open-air trash exhibition with few forgotten historical monuments buried in it. Just sad and repulsive.
Always nice to see other places outside the main tourist areas and experience the culture somewhere different. You certainly have had some great experiences in Egypt over the years. Thank you for the tour of Marsa Matruh. Cheers to the mint lemonade!❤️
Shame they didn't clean the place up they would have far more visitors but unfortunately it's a mind set and they live in squaller how difficult is it to put rubbish in a bin 😂
@@VolkerHelmich no you'res is actually racism by implying it had nothing to do with it , the way in which people conduct their lives doesn't always have to be based on religion or ethnicity your an idiot fact 🤣
Put a small tax on Hotel patrons and use that money to hire some people to keep up with the trash. They'll get more tourism once they clean up their act and the Hotels will benefit.
Very beautiful beaches and water. As for garbage everywhere, I guess the population has other priorities, like financial issues and poor economy. Can't blame them. Not fare to compare Egypt and Japan as I saw in one comment
The streets are full of litter and rubbish, and so is the beach - 3rd world attitudes - they obviously don't care, so you can imagine where all the sewaqe goes - straight into the sea. Swim there and you'll be vomiting within an hour. You couldn't pay me enough to go there.
I would just like to say, thank you for not putting your videos full of ads and sponsorships.
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Wow, I went to Egypt in december 2010, just days before the arab spring. Sinai was really amazing. Combined Sinai with Petra in Jordan and Kairo with the pyramids.
Great videos Gab! Love them. I did observe one thing is the amount of plastic rubbish on the street is truly sad indeed.
Yes I noticed that as well on the streets and the beach
Hi Gabe,
I really enjoy your videos of places that I may never get to go. You show the places as real trash and everything. Rick Steves cleans it up so much that we are surprised by the reality.
I know you here your videos when you edit them. I know you hear the sounds of the traffic and the ambulances and the loudspeaker announcements. I wonder if we, your audience could hear you better if you were a little microphone on your shirt. I'm not sure that would draw even more attention to you . The locals seem to talk to you and offer you their help anyway.
And I learned from your videos too. I have never thought of a restaurant where you have to order your food 90 minutes in advance. Mind blowing. But, I guess it makes more sense than being tired, sitting in a restaurant, waiting for your food to be prepared when you are tired from work, and all you want to do is go home.❤
Keep up the good work Gabriel. And thank you.❤
For all those asking for no more Turkey or Greece content, you can kinda see why he likes those places compared to how rundown egypt appears.
Kenya & Tanzania better than Egypt. Also Gambia,Ghana cleaner.
Gabriel thanks for showing us around. The color of the water is really nice. My kind of nice.
We can practice non-judgment of things we deem "bad" in cultures we are not integrated into. Thank you dear Gabriel for showing all these great places.
damn
When you get to Milan I recommend visiting nearby Lake Como and the Swiss mountains. I was just there. Great location with lots to do
Also did the overnight trip from Bahariya to the White desert to Farafra. Farafra was cool with hot springs and spent the night with a German guy in the desert and found all kinds of cool oceanic fossils. Lots of fossilized scallops and other stuff. Good times. 1992.
Alexandria has something special, great content Gabe! Thanks!
Too those saying it's too dirty. Some countries are more for travelers than tourists, Egypt is one such country. Not everywhere is rich and clean like Europe and North America!
Being poor does not mean you are dirty ruclips.net/video/brWwlhy0moI/видео.html
You don't have to be rich to pick up the garbage.
Very interesting part of Egypt 👍 thanks Gabe as always! also for the great soundtrack
great cinematography, thanks for show humans is reality around our world saludos
From the last couple of videos, it seems there is garbage everywhere in Egypt. I just came back from Japan which was quite the opposite.
It is disturbing for my eyes to see it!
It’s a very poor country with lots of urban areas. It’s a measure of inequality if anything
I wonder how much is cultural vs government
@@dreammfyre Disposing of garbage is one simple task where the rich and the poor are all equals.
I follow Baklykov live. Over 95 cities in Russia. No trash, no grafitti, no homeless.
friendly wishes for Egypt 😊...courageous 🥤
It’s about time I made it back to Egypt, last time I was there MySpace was all the rave🤣
You can often cancel flights with 24 hours of booking them. That can be useful when you need to show an onward flight, bit don't actually want to take that flight.
Exactly.
It would have been nice if you showed all sides of Egypt. Not just the poor areas. It’s a pretty unfair representation. I live in Egypt and can assure you that there are many places that do not look like this. Try Sharm el Sheikh, Dahab, New Cairo, El Gouna…the list goes on. This is kind of like wanting to show LA but then only going to drug and gang infested ghettos.
Most tourists will not go to the kinds of places you have shown in the last few videos. Most people who live here wouldn’t either. Egypt has a large low income population and in the poor areas there isn’t proper infrastructure set up. The government has built many new complexes and communities to move people out of slums and the really crappy areas of Egypt, but it takes time to move the huge amounts of people and to built/clean up.
Clearly this is a part of Egypt, but it’s important for someone as big of a following as you have to show all sides of a country as Egypt depends a lot on tourism.
I moved here from Canada for a better life as have many of the foreigners from various European and North American countries who live here. Perhaps connecting with someone like that might help. Or if you want to show the local side of Egypt, connect with a local who can show you their homes, hospitality and day-to-day life.
Well said! Totally agree. Also there is a new smart city about an hour from Alexandria called “New Almeen” it’s so beautiful why doesn’t he show that?
Gabe is a traveler that shows what he sees in his wandering. He's not your average RUclips channel. If you look at his history you will see this. He's staying in a $30 hotel and this is the surrounding area.
@@waitaminute2015 I totally understand and have watched most of Gabe’s videos. Not knocking his style at all. But most places, including the ones I mentioned in my comment, have very inexpensive accommodations. Where I live in Sharm el-Sheikh for example you can get a decent room for $25-$30 and you will not see garbage like this. So many options in fact in this price-range. Same goes for most of the other places I noted. But even if you stay in a $30 room, you can take local transportation for very cheap to different areas that aren’t covered in garbage. I just think it’s good to show both sides of the coin, especially if you’re saying you’re showing the “real” Egypt.
I decided to stop in Marsa Matruh because I looked at images online and it looked gorgeous with the beautiful blue waters and white sandy beaches. The town is what it is, I just walked through the center of it and showed what I saw. My main destination for this trip is the Siwa Oasis which I've wanted to see for years, heading there tomorrow. I'd like to visit the Sinai and eastern Egypt, maybe on another trip.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos I hope you enjoy Siwa and that you can make it to South Sinai one day. It will be a different experience I’m sure of it.
Big change from when I was there in 1992. Was a dusty sleepy town with dusty empty streets with no traffic and nobody on the beach. Some beaches had fencing(barbed wire?) where you weren't allowed to enter. No tall buildings or resorts. Being close to the Libyan border it had a military presence. But the sand and water was epic. Wish I could post the few pics I have of there. I remember getting a lift on a donkey cart. No other tourists Egyptian or foreign. Gabe go to the Sinai and check out the beaches there and climb Mt. Sinai and sleep up there and wake up for the sunrise. Another epic thing to do in Egypt. Nuweiba beach had great snorkeling and a cool canyon with colored mountains or was that Margana beach?
you should go to sharm el sheikh its the best place in egypt and feels very different than the north. amazing sea as well.
Yup but just b careful of 🦈 Sharks
I'd wanted to go to Marsa Matruh and just didn't schedule the time. It's been a few years too. ☆ Thanks ☆ for getting a view for us. 💚 Inspired by the Finnish bike couple who went thru to the Senegal/Gambia a few years ago, yes. That adventure kept local food happening too. Cycling around the world: VLOG 15 - ACROSS AFRICA - The Gambia #1.
While you may like an 'easier row to hoe', the pasture everywhere does need re-planting sometimes and your exploring does expose some list of possible non-schengen winter potentials for us to see. I'd be curious to see some inspiring growers and grazers being interviewed. Regenerative and Biodiverse happens with people proving the point. ☆ 💚 Demonstrably too. We can find ways to connect with this spirit & intention. Thanks so much as your efforts & they do inspire!.. ☆ 💚
Egypt is fascinating but so much trash everywhere and noisy.
Reminds me of the videos I've seen of India. So much trash.
@@DerrickW30India looks like a giant rubbish bin 😳
look at all the garbage right next to the beautiful water. nasty.
I noticed that too. Just like the U.S.
I remember watching Egyptian families at the beach in Alexandria. The young boys were all swimming happily in their underwear while the young girls were fully dressed and in hijab and were just getting their feet wet. My heart just ached for them...
Wow a side of Egypt I’ve never seen 🎉
Hi Gabriel, Egypt doesn't seem high on the tourist attraction outside the Pyramids. The cities are a bit run down, all that garage is a bit of a turn-off to visit giving the impression people don't care about where they live. It's a shame there's such an incredible history there these cities aren't well kept, and they don't seem to be inviting tourists bringing in much-needed tourist money. Something you may want to consider is a boat trip down the Nile on the world's longest river.
He went on a boat trip down the Nile in 2009: ruclips.net/video/sYCj2lxG5HM/видео.html
Exactly: only thing to really suggest is the Nile boat trip . With hopefully not too many boats on the Nile. Otherwise also this can soon turn into a nightmare😮😂
epic! Thanks
Sail on a traditional river boat..pretty fun
I went on a boat trip down the Nile in 2009: ruclips.net/video/sYCj2lxG5HM/видео.html
@@GabrielTravelerVideosyeah, but it's not with the traditional tourist boats which cover more interesting places .Also could be interesting to show how smoothly you can travel in Egypt, laying on your bed watching the unique river scenery passing by, enjoying temple visits to magic Kom Ombo, Edfu, also you can include a tour to Abu Simbel. Fully different energy when you do kind of Egyptian ferry trips 😘 as in your 2009 vid.
Since I was a kid I wanted to go to Egypt. I will go one day.
Lots.of history thanks for sharing 🤟
Ah limonana. I remember that from my time living in the Middle East. I make it at home now.
Gabriel you are one of the most authentic loggers. Thank you. However Marsha Matrouh city center is not really nice beaches. If you venture out more around it there are some of the most beautiful beaches ever. What you are showing to your audience is the inner cities of Egypt. Which we too have in the States. Please show the other side of Egypt the ones your audience can visit. It will help our tourism industry. What you show I doubt they will visit and only leads to misconceptions about this beautiful country. Again keep up the great work
Gabriel is a traveler, not a tourist. There are many blogs in YT and everywhere which showing what you mean and want.
If you actually watched/heard this video, you would know that this channel has shown some of Egypt's best touristic places in the past and he is actually in his way to Shiva RN to show another one.
He don't do promo videos tho, and that's why we're here.
@@wifiThiefwell said. I tried to tell this on another comment but you explained it better than me.
Gabri King Traveler 😁 king of desert with his harem.
I like the well-known Gabrijel way of solving problems with the locals ....OK, THANKS 😁😁😁
An attitude that should be used in everyday life and remove boring and bad people from your life.
How dirty is this place.
Ah those lovely desert oasis, free was it! Wind in the desert blows itself back to the source decimating itself I heard, what do I know! 😂 so pretty though 🤣
What is the name of your hotel pls ?
The Adriatica Hotel.
@GabrielTravelerVideos thanks a lot
Nice one 👍
This is a good move. A place with little tourists means lesser hassle ( hopefully).
Sonny from Best Ever Food Review Show had a horrible time in Egypt with his crew. Says he will never go back. Apparently the filming was a big issue. Have you encountered any negativity from filming there?
No problems, probably helps that I have minimal camera gear, just a couple of small cameras and also I didn't fly into Cairo. I'm sure they're more relaxed in Alexandria.
Sorry not sold, visited the pyramids and did the Nile cruise-awesome yes, but had some bad experiences as a woman traveller and also didn’t like the poor little skinny horses and donkeys pulling large loads and standing in sun.
"little donkeys"? they have little children ride on horses or chariots all over the place, transporting stuff or looking for tourists... that's a no-go from me. if i would go at the pyramids or whatever and see a kid leading a camel with tourist on it, i would vomit my guts out on the spot, on these ancient stones. not for me, thanks egypt, but no, i will not contribute on this even if you have the best ruins ever. see you in 30 years, maybe...
@@ikosmargaritis9749you must do a lot of vomiting, while you wear your rose coloured glasses.
Come to Sharm El Sheikh! You won’t regret it! It’s so beautiful in here.
8:44 A screen print of the girls is going to be my screen background for a month at least.
Gabriel how do you afford to travel so much? And do you ever plan on settling in one place or going back home?
Good question: www.youtube.com/@GabrielTravelerVideos/search?query=afford%20travel
Keep it coming Gabriel 🎉
Instead of booking a flight to Italy, would you have been able to book a boat to somewhere instead? I am just wondering whether or not that option is available and if that gives you a broader choice
Not sure about that but I don't think there would be many options. I doubt there are ferries going from here to points across the Mediterranean, maybe just hitching a ride on a cargo ship or something. Never heard of a ferry between Egypt and Greece or Italy.
Yeah that was terrible. No disrespect ment to the people who live there, im sure its fine when you know your way around. But to volutarily spend money to go there seems quite insane.
I guess tourists and travelers have different interests and expectations
@rajm2626 Yeah, absolutely, good point. For a tourist who just wants a beach it's probably fine but for a traveler there doesn't seem to be a lot of interest..
@ageoflove1980 I actually meant it the other way around, lol. I think Egypt is very interesting for travelers but less so for tourists. As a traveler, I really want to travel extensively in the cities, towns, and villages along the Nile and then into the Western Desert and to some of the oases - Dakhla and Siwa oases in particular. For tourists, all it seems that there is to do in Egypt are the pyramids and some resorts along the Red Sea. But for me, I think there is really a lot to do and see in the non-touristy areas there and I'm very excited to visit eventually. I also am looking forward very much so, to talking and interacting with the locals. It seems though that some tourists have had some bad experiences in Egypt with scammers, trash, harassment, etc, but that doesn't actually bother me much at all.
@@rajm2626 I think its both. I know people who really enjoy the beach resorts near Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada. Its great for your typical family beach holiday and nowadays a lot cheaper than for example Greece. And then there is the travel experience like you describe. My comment however wasnt about Egypt in general, but more this specific town There is nothing wrong with it per se, it just doesnt seems that great for both traveling and tourism. Just a very average coastal town, and like I said, fine when you are from around those parts and just want to go to the beach for a day, but not really worth while to go out of your way for.
Be good if u could put the name of the hotels along with your prices. Gives us older solo travellers a glimpse of wat u get, and to compare with other places in the area.
10 mins in the video on a very busy street and i saw not a single litter bin. how much a public litter bin could cost to the city authorities?i mean even if the citizens would, there is no bin to use... why?
Perhaps you will bring a bin
They prefer to spend on weapons
@@anacolunga6491 does your country spend more on weapons or schools? 😂
I was in Pella 2 weeks ago, I saw trash strewn close to the archeological museum where some cotton fields were, some people just have no sense of respect for their surroundings.
@@anacolunga6491 i dont know about the weapons, but i know about the money egypt spend in the new capital project. this planet is very weird mate, very weird... ruclips.net/video/VGLWXCGvlEE/видео.html
The most beautiful beach there is "Agiba" and there's also "Hammam Cleopatra" (Cleopatra's Bath)
Good to know, thanks for the tips.
Thank You Gabriel 🙂❤👍
They are called murals ..i believe! I could also be wrong 😊.
I think a mural usually means a painting, but maybe that's close enough.
Relief mural
@@RovexHD That works.
That was a poor donkey held down by a boulder. My heart hurts. Why do those people treat their animals like that?😢
Bless yer little heart Joyce.
Some one with the name ,Inner quest are using yours videos to put it on you tube with your face and everything
That's my other channel, so it's all good. 😊✌️
What is the primary spoken language in Egypt?
Respectfully from Florida USA
Arabic.
Egyptian colloquial Arabic tbp 😎
They speak a little Italian too
They speak a variant of Arabic which is called Egyptian
After watching all your videos, it just dawned on me that you are risking being run over regularly while you narrate your travels.
Incredible prices on food in egypt
Tell us about the air pollution😣
You need to visit Cairo for this...
How disappointing, water looks great, but what a mess
I am kind of shocked last 3 videos... its like an open-air trash exhibition with few forgotten historical monuments buried in it. Just sad and repulsive.
😊❤🇧🇦🗻🏔⛰
Surprised you didn’t swim ? Water is so clear.
Egypt is cool but I can't understand why they let the streets be so dirty with trash. It's a shame.
Due to the locals the garbage is not due to tourists
8:42 omg
Always nice to see other places outside the main tourist areas and experience the culture somewhere different. You certainly have had some great experiences in Egypt over the years. Thank you for the tour of Marsa Matruh. Cheers to the mint lemonade!❤️
😃✌🏻👍🏻
Dirty beaches.... to be expected.
Gabe was way too kind about this place. Looks filthy and run down
Sounds like yer mom
Visit Sri Lanka
I've been there, nice country.
Egypt will definitely not be my destination of preference!!
True African Markets are Similar! Busy, dirty, hassle dazzles! I lived it love it!
Looks like a dirty dump of a place, but glad you showed us this part of Egypt.
Poor animals !!!
and the children who work with them, see the start of the vid. really sad. do tourist hire them? what a shame....
@ikosmargaritis9749 valuable experience for the children 👍
Should’ve done the Turkish coast again bro. You’ve still to do like 95% of it
Blooming beer! Alcohol Not healthy at all!!!
Shame they didn't clean the place up they would have far more visitors but unfortunately it's a mind set and they live in squaller how difficult is it to put rubbish in a bin 😂
Your racism is a mindset too 😂. Hilarious
@@VolkerHelmich no you'res is actually racism by implying it had nothing to do with it , the way in which people conduct their lives doesn't always have to be based on religion or ethnicity your an idiot fact 🤣
@@Trueseeker-r8qapparently you like to laugh 😂 at yourself, I like to laugh at you too. 😂 Do you know what a dullard is? 🤤
@@JonnieSlade-fh2cg yet again another comedian with no common sense
@@Trueseeker-r8q you wouldn't know the truth if it smacked you in your face
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Shame there’s so much trash everywhere, even on the beach….sad
so much garbage and no beer is enough for me
Put a small tax on Hotel patrons and use that money to hire some people to keep up with the trash. They'll get more tourism once they clean up their act and the Hotels will benefit.
Why should tourists pay for it? They should have respect for where they live.
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Boom, got it.
Close call! 😂
Very beautiful beaches and water. As for garbage everywhere, I guess the population has other priorities, like financial issues and poor economy. Can't blame them. Not fare to compare Egypt and Japan as I saw in one comment
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Seeing women waddling waist-deep in their Darth Vader suits is... I don't like it
The streets are full of litter and rubbish, and so is the beach - 3rd world attitudes - they obviously don't care, so you can imagine where all the sewaqe goes - straight into the sea. Swim there and you'll be vomiting within an hour.
You couldn't pay me enough to go there.
Look at you now!
A few seconds into the video I was shocked at the rubbish everywhere!! Streets and beach were a mess. Such a shame.
15:37 ...beautifull but full of trash on the beach as you pointed out...shame😢
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