anyway) we took the ferry from Aqaba to Nuweiba, Egypt. A quick minibus ride and we were in Dahab, a place we'd planned to visit overnight but ended up staying for 3 days. Ah, it was a little slice of heaven in the part of a trip that has been, shall we say, culinarily limited. Suddenly we were surrounded by pubs, seaside bars, gourmet burger joints and several Thai restaurants (and good ones, I might add). It was a very welcome treat. We mostly ate, drank and planned the rest of our trip.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Egypt - Dahab
After bidding James farewell (well, until we visit him in February, 
anyway) we took the ferry from Aqaba to Nuweiba, Egypt. A quick minibus ride and we were in Dahab, a place we'd planned to visit overnight but ended up staying for 3 days. Ah, it was a little slice of heaven in the part of a trip that has been, shall we say, culinarily limited. Suddenly we were surrounded by pubs, seaside bars, gourmet burger joints and several Thai restaurants (and good ones, I might add). It was a very welcome treat. We mostly ate, drank and planned the rest of our trip.
anyway) we took the ferry from Aqaba to Nuweiba, Egypt. A quick minibus ride and we were in Dahab, a place we'd planned to visit overnight but ended up staying for 3 days. Ah, it was a little slice of heaven in the part of a trip that has been, shall we say, culinarily limited. Suddenly we were surrounded by pubs, seaside bars, gourmet burger joints and several Thai restaurants (and good ones, I might add). It was a very welcome treat. We mostly ate, drank and planned the rest of our trip.
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