You're my biggest supporter!! Thanks so much from the bottom of my heart Fintan, you really got my channel going and encouraged me when I needed it ❤

Thank you Maria! I agree Dahab is great, very chill beach town. And I like to think I am pretty chill as well 😅😎Gotta relax and enjoy life

Shukran Bassem! 1,000 thanks! ❤

Thank you Kennedy!

THANK YOU KOREA! 😍😎

​hi gventures can I ask how much it is from dahab to Cairo? And your method of transport please ?.

Wow, thank you so much man! I'm trying, I'm trying! 😅

Very awesome Patrubujete, thanks so much for watching! I REALLY want to visit your country some day, there are so many beautiful places and really good food, I hear

Yeah I did! 😅Pretty burnt shortly after recording this too, I wanted to get more of a tan and didn't put on sun block. Big mistake🤣

Awesome, thank you so much Japan! I love your username btw! It's a dream of mine to go to Japan, I know I will go there someday, I hope it will be in the next few years (or less!)❤

Absolutely, the key to getting a good deal in Egypt (and many other countries, I suppose) is to keep asking prices for the same tour (or item if in a market) and find the best offer. They will almost always go lower. Hahaha, yeah that man was an idiot, but watching the footage later while editing and my response (I'd forgotten about him at that point) also had me chuckling, so I guess he gave me a good laugh in the end😆Thanks maf939!

Yes it's very chill vibes but a perfect place to relax, snorkel or dive, maybe do some day tours (Blue Hole, Colored Canyons, Mount Sinai), or even just walk alone into the nearby mountains (or hang out on the beach😅). At night there's a few bars and cafes that have live music or open mic, and overall just a nice place to hang out and enjoy the vibes.

@@Gventures very great...thank you..what about the prices for dinner or lunch in that boulevard, drinks ( alcoholic) haha... at night I love this type of mood. listening music sitting in a bar, eating..you know..relaxing

@@CarlosCruz-vm3di Hmm...not as cheap as Cairo, in my experience. But I guess there's a few reasons for that. Typically, I eat street food or at Egyptian take away restaurants, so of course those types of places tend to be cheaper than a sit-down restaurant right on the water. And also while I was there it was Ramadan, so most of the Egyptian food places were closed for a good part of the day. Liquor stores and bars were still open though, unlike in Cairo during Ramadan. But the food is generally just more expensive in restaurants. I'll give you a few examples of the cost of some dishes right on the water (I write everything down🤣🤣)Prices are in EGP of course. I paid: 130 for tea, tahina and cappuccino. 235 for calamari and juice. 100 for a cocktail at a bar (not right on the water but very close, Dahab is small). 180 for sesame chicken at Chinese restaurant. 55 for strawberry juice. 110 for burger at Hell's Kitchen (that was too much, for sure, but I was hungover 😅). 170 for turkey sandwich and fries. You get the idea. There actually aren't that many bars, especially right on the water, but there are some bars and also liquor stores, so you could always put that into a different container before you go out and discreetly drink it😄😉I agree I also love that type of mood.

@@Gventures Thank you very much for your reply..... Gisselle you are awesome.... always when I ask you a question... you do the extra mile...... you are the best... God Bless you!!! also I like when you interact with people.... very warm... understanding it does not matter the situation.....

@@CarlosCruz-vm3di Whoa, so many nice things to say, thank you so much Carlos!!! You're right, I do love interacting with people and I think that's probably partly why most of my exchanges are pleasant, I enjoy it, even if it's not in person but here on the channel, so I love when you ask questions and leave comments, makes me happy to help if I can give you a better idea of prices, what to expect, whatever! I always appreciate your comments, support, and watching my videos 😃❤

Oh sorry, I can't make those stops anymore as I'm back in Cairo now! The boat shape cafe is a Syrian Restaurant, I never ate there though as there were never many people eating there (tourist or locals) and I usually will stop at a place that is busy (Especially if there are lots of locals) because I know their food must be good then. There is lots of art in Dahab, very hippy/bohemian beach town for Egypt. I didn't stop at the souvenir shop or spice shop while there either, but I am going to the markets here in Cairo soon to buy some souvenirs for my family that I am going to mail back to them, and spices as well, so keep an eye out for those videos coming out in the next 2 weeks hopefully. I've changed my channel name several times in the past (you can see that in my past videos in India, for example), it was really hard to decide what to call it. It used to be Gisselle Journeys The World, but that was too long, so I changed it to Gisselle Journeys, before finally settling on Gventures. I wanted it to be short and catchy but I dunno, maybe it's not...? My name is just long and nobody can pronounce it or knows how to spell it so when telling people about it they struggle to type it correctly without my help 😅

A few weeks ago, not that long, it takes time to film and edit videos of course. Thanks for watching!

Who/where did you hear it was dangerous from? My mother was saying that too, sent me US embassy link or something that was saying Egypt was dangerous for terrorism and Covid-19 (this was in October 2021). I just ignored that crap. The US is always saying lots of places I travel to are dangerous, but I've never had issues so far. Knock on wood. Just have to use some common sense, and smile and be kind, most people are great! Thanks so much for watching! I love people😄😁

@@Gventureshere in Ytb videos and comments,My mom also ehhe..she was born there!yeap I treat people like you 🙂that's why I told you I like it..have you ever visit Greece?

@@dimboris8568 Ahaha, all mothers worry too much, I guess. So you're mom's Egyptian?! I have been to Corfu but VERY briefly, it doesn't really count as visiting. Definitely would like to visit though, many beautiful islands and good food, lots of history, friendly people I imagine. Yes Greece would be amazing to visit❤

@@Gventures :-) yes! no, she was just born there..my grandpa was a soldier in an American base and when they was trouble back in the 70s they left..I'm greek blood i come from Lefkada an island near Corfu :-) (check out πορτο κατσικι beach and εγκρεμνοι beach to feel the place)but i was born and live in Athens! Greece is a paradise for visitors I'm sure you will love the place and the place you! nice to talk you Gisselle 💙my name is Dimitris..take care have fun

@@dimboris8568 Oh wow that's so awesome! I would really like to visit all over Greece. Have you been to Egypt many times? It's a pleasure to get to know you, Dimitris 😁

Agreed! Pretty damn good prices for a day tour on the Red Sea 😎❤

I understood "four-fifty" in the meaning of 450 EGP (equals 24 USD). 450 is a typical day trip price in a group and can be negotiated a bit down)

@@carstensanonym7527 then he said 600EGP for the grand tour and if you add the $10 entrance fee it's just under $45

@@carstensanonym7527 Yep, watch the full video and you will see I speak with a different tour operator who offers the tour for 350 as well. There is a $10 entrance fee to the Blue Hole, perhaps you only watched a portion of the video to not see both those parts of the video...?

@@Gventures i answered after the first "shop", but then noticed it later 😉

Because I hate touristic cities full of resorts and foreigners. It's like an artificial Disneyland Egypt in Sharm

Diving? Both Sharm and Dahab are famous. Sharm is only about an hours drive south of Dahab. I have never spent time in Sharm, and I have never been diving before, only snorkeling. Near Dahab is the Blue Hole, which is famous. Talking just about vibes in these towns and not talking about diving, I MUCH prefer Dahab. Sharm is a resort town and I personally hate resort towns. Dahab is much more chill with hippie/backpacker vibes

@@Gventures ok.. thankyou for the reply

Hi Hatice, thank you so much for your support by watching my videos! I really wish I could help, but I don't know very much about rental apartments in Egypt, my bf actually helped me find mine (he is Egyptian). I just know it was rather difficult to find a decent apartment when I was looking. I would recommend Airbnb, but you can also look on olx website. All the best, and wish I could have helped more!

I actually never stay at hotels, I stay at hostels

​@@Gventureswhich hostels please

@@courtneymillar9234 I haven't been there in a while, but I know "My Hostel" is very nice, I like the social vibes and rooftop thete. Book in advance though or they might not have space available. Also Rafiki Hostel. Rafiki Hostel is new so I've never been there, but I've been hearing good things about that hostel as well.

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