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Egypt from Ostrava for a week: 5-star all-inclusive, 13,490 Kč

A week on the Red Sea from Ostrava: five stars and all-inclusive for 13,490 crowns

You can fly from Ostrava to the Red Sea for a week in November at a price from 13,490 crowns per person. The travel agency Čedok is offering a trip to the Egyptian resort of Marsa Alam on Nov. 15–22, with an all-inclusive stay included in the price.

The hotel is the five-star Lazuli Hotel & Resort, which has high guest ratings. It is located in the El Quseir area, north of Marsa Alam, right on the Red Sea shore.

November weather in Egypt is usually mild: 25–28 °C, so there will still be sun, beaches and sea swimming to enjoy. The trip can be found at the same price for other dates, too, and other good deals to Egypt are collected in the service’s search engine.

Around Prague guide on the topic: 8 best swimming spots near Prague: lakes, quarries and beaches within an hour of the capital

Around Prague, based on reporting by cestujlevne.com

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