![]() |
|||
Egypt: Bicycle Tour Travel Guide |
|||
|
by David Mozer [An introduction and overview to travel in Africa is available by clicking here. If you are look for a bicycle tour to this country, this link might help you.] The information below may have been extracted from a more comprehensive "Country Supplement" to the book "Bicycling In Africa". For information on these publications click on the links. Egypt doesn't lend itself to bicycle tourism. Among the problems for people who have tried is a lot of rock throwing youth. In the Nile Valley there is generally a high density of people, though not necessarily modern infrastructure.. Outside the Nile Valley there is generally a very low density of people and no infrastructure. Here is one counterpoint(?):
Links of Interest:
|
Regional Resources:Sudan
|
|
For current news on Africa and more web sites with country-by-country information go to the link section and click on "Africa: News, Background, Travel." ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Home | About Us | Contact Us | Contributions | Economics | Education | Encouragement | Engineering | Environment | Bibliography | Essay Contest | Ibike Tours | Library | Links | Site Map | Search The International Bicycle Fund is an independent, non-profit organization. Its primary purpose is to promote bicycle transportation. Most IBF projects and activities fall into one of four categories: planning and engineering, safety education, economic development assistance and promoting international understanding. IBF's objective is to create a sustainable, people-friendly environment by creating opportunities of the highest practicable quality for bicycle transportation. IBF is funded by private donation. Contributions are always welcome and are U.S. tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
"Hosted by
DreamHost - earth friendly web hosting"
|
|||
![]() |