do not know if it happens to you, but when they are near a boundary I have a particular feeling, are in a country, and already breathing a different air, which is not that of the territory that I'm going to reach and even that is no longer the place I'm leaving ... here in Israel is a bit 'almost always the case here in Eilat and the feeling is amplified by the triple border between Israel, Jordan, Egypt. Even on the Jordanian shore of the Gulf of Aqaba has been exposed a huge flag is clearly visible from Eilat, to underline that Israel is a Western enclave in this part of the world.
Day windy, marine observatory dedicated to the park, do not forget that Sharm-el-sheik is only three and a half hours by car.
The observatory is a tower that is immersed for a few tens of meters deep in the waters of the Gulf and the lower floors have glass windows, from which the barrier is observed for 360 degrees. The water park also has several ponds which are home to sea turtles, sharks and other denizens of the sea. After so much wind, then I lie on a table under an umbrella, in the vain expectation that I'll be wanting to make a dip.
At the end of the day, after showering in all ghingeri go out for dinner, venturing from super luxury hotels, shops, bright, almost dark restaurants. The dinner was mediocre after that you are sleeping.
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