Red Sea 2018, at the Sentido

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dcvf2

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Hi

We were there in october, and were very happy with the resort but not happy with the snorkeling in the totally closed lagoon.

The wind was blowing strongly and I didn’t found any passage to go behind the reef at the open sea side.

We made 3 excursions : Shabb Marsa Alam, Abu Dabbab and Sharm Elloli.

- Shabb Marsa Alam : is more interesting than the Sentido lagoon of course

- Abu Dabbab : very disappointed comparing with my experiences in 2004 and 2008 ( one week at the actual Malikia)

- Sharm Elloli : the best excursion ( I was able to do freediving in the cave), the Rohanou Beach Resort will be probably our next destination.

Please find here after my films.
Sorry : my vocal comments are in French…I live in the French part of Belgium

It’s filmed in freediving (*)( I’m an AIDA freediver)

(*) Sony HDR-AS50 mounted on an "home made wing"

Edited with iMovie on MacBook Pro


Red Sea Sentido october 2018

Episode 1 (Into the Lagoon) =>
Episode 2 (Excursion at Shaab Marsa Alam) =>
Episode 3 (Back to the Lagoon) =>
Episode 4 (Excursion at Abu Dabbab) =>
Episode 5 (Excursion at Zerib Kebir) =>


Nostalgia… "Abu Dabbab 2008", It was filmed with my fist video camera Sony miniDV in SD not HD. Sorry for the poor quality, it was more than 10 year ago and I was a newbie beginner at this time...But the "Abu Dabbab Bay" was more attractive and more interesting in 2004 and 2008.

=> Abu Dabbab 2008 rétro nostalgie
 

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