Tunis Cairo

Posted by: Paul Dupont

Tunis Cairo - 12/07/06 09:34 AM

Ich suche ein Reisepartner (oder zwei) für das gesamt oder ein Teil. Begin um März 2007 und End in April. Mein deutsch ist nich gut, ich spreche lieber frazösisch oder englisch. Schreibe velopineau@yahoo.fr
Posted by: Anonymous

Re: Tunis Cairo - 12/10/06 06:55 PM

Wie lange soll die Tour dauern und wo genau soll sie lang gehen?

Danke
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Posted by: Paul Dupont

Re: Tunis Cairo - 12/11/06 04:19 PM

The total distance is estimated to be 2500 kilometers without possible detours. So, inculding some detours, I believe about 6 weeks would be a good duration for the total trip. If you are interested and do not have so much time, it is possible that you do only a part. Kindest regards.

Paul

Sorry to write in english. I understand german but writing it fluently is another story.
Posted by: Khan-mabuhay

Re: Tunis Cairo - 12/12/06 11:30 AM

Hallo Paul. Klingt interessant. Wollte im Frühjahr von Marokko nach Tunesien fahren, aber die Algerier haben da kein Verständnis dafür. Wie willst Du die Tour gestalten? Ich reise immer autark -Zelt, Kocher ,etc.
Hast Du Erfahrung mit dem ägyptischen Chaos? Ich leider noch nicht. Gruß Klaus.
Posted by: Paul Dupont

Re: Tunis Cairo - 12/12/06 03:54 PM

Hello Klaus,
Entschuldigung aber ich muss in englisch schreiben weil ich nicht gut in deutsch schreiben kann. Aber ich verstehe.
The Tunis to Cairo tour is a part of a larger tour around the Mediterranean Sea which I do bit by bit (a bit of about 2000 kilometers each year). I have cycled in Egypt twice. In 2005 : Damascus, Amman, Aqaba, Sinai desert, Suez, Cairo. And in 2006 (in april), I started in Cairo and cycled to Aswan. Quite special. I was escorted by police quite often but (exceptionnally), I was able to and allowed to cycle all the way. I can tell you more but I would prefer to do this directly to your mail address. I like Egypt very much (like all the countries where I cycled !)
Next year, I plan to fly to Tunis, then cycle south (most probably not the most direct route) to Libya and then follow the coast (or possibly some distance in the desert south if allowed and if I have time). I will stop in Benghazi where a friend lives (works there as a British teacher) and follow the coast to Alexandria and then to Cairo where I will take a plane back to Brussels. I will take a tent. Normally, I do not cook. I stop at small places to eat. But I can adapt to the customs of my partner.
I speak french and english and I can read german. I can speak also some italian which might be useful in Libya. Would you be interested to join ?

Kindest Regards.

Paul