Port Said, Egypt

[Marineronboard – Onboard & Ashore Life] Africa

Your name/email	sudipjayeeta@gmail.com
How to reach to gate?	boat/car through agent
Minutes to town by taxi?	10
Must go location?	pyramid ( need atleast 5 hour x 2)
Comment	if you are signing off from anchorage or vessel in transit. You need to go through 3 checking — marine police , custom , immigration– a terrible experiance. Beware of your luggage during custom checking — can get stolen if not careful.

May 3, 2015 at 3:20 am

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