Meroe Permanent Tented Camp

Tented Accommodation at Meroe, Meroe, Northern Sudan, Sudan

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Meroe Tented Camp is located in Bagarwyia, (about 230 km north of Khartoum) overlooking the beautiful pyramids of Meroe. The nomad tent is an original structure of the nomad Beja tribes of the Eastern desert, formed by a big length of camelhair dark brown cloth and it is furnished with carpets, cushions and small tables to be used as living room before and after dinner.

Just in front of the tent, a fire wood will be lighted in the evening where a tea or coffee will be served. The camp is managed by an Italian manager. With this permanent facility, this arid region of extraordinary archaeological interest, and beautiful landscapes become accessible even to those reluctant to sacrifice their comfort.

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Accommodation consists of 10 twin-bedded luxury and tastefully furnished tents (4x4 mt) and 10 bathroom huts with toilet and shower. The Camp is located at 3.5 km from the Royal Necropolis. Each tent is equipped with a veranda with two comfortable chairs to relax with the astonishing view of the shape of more then twenty pyramids. The tents have electricity produced by a generator working till 10:00 pm. A restaurant building is available for the guests.

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Room Rates

Dates	Ccy	Triple	Double	Single	Notes
01 Jun 08 - 30 Apr 09	EUR	N/A	180.00	150.00

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Meroe Permanent Tented Camp Reviews

Meroe Permanent Tented Camp: Camping in style at Meroe

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Saturday, 28th June 2008

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I stayed in this tented camp for 2 nights on a 10 day adventure holiday in northern Sudan. Staying here was memorable - the tents were comfortable, not luxurious, but ideal considering the overall lack of infrastructure in this part of the world. Italian influenced dinners were very tasty - followed by a full sky of stars and an early morning rise to explore one of the greatest pyramid complexes south of Aswan!

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africanick

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