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Egypt

Damietta / Where the Nile meets the Mediterranean

Best month

November

Ideal time for mild weather and unique shopping experiences.

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january

Explore the ancient city ruins of Kafr El-Batikh, a unique experience for adventurous cats. 🐾

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february

Savor the fresh catch of the day at the Fishermen's Festival. Meowvelous! 🐟🐾

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march

Sail the Nile and witness the breathtaking sunset over the Mediterranean Sea. Purrfect! 🌅

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april

Stroll the scenic streets and enjoy the blooming jacaranda trees. Feline fabulous! 🌸🐾

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may

Attend the International Handicrafts Festival for unique mementos to take home. Claw-some! 🎁🐾

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june

Relax and sunbathe on the pristine Abu Kir Beach. Pawsome! ☀️🌊

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july

Take part in the annual Mango Festival and indulge in all things mangolicious. Meowvellous! 🥭

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august

Explore the Coptic and Islamic landmarks and learn about Damietta's rich history. Feline fine! 🕌⛪

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september

Witness the adrenaline-pumping Dragon Boat Festival, a must-see spectacle. Meow-gnificent! 🐉🚣‍♂️

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october

Visit the mesmerizing Ras El Bar Island for a tranquil escape with stunning views. Purrfect! 🌅🏝️

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november

Explore the fascinating handicrafts markets and discover unique treasures for loved ones. Claw-some! 🎁⚖️

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december

Indulge in traditional Egyptian sweets and snacks at the Winter Food Festival. Meowvellous! 🍭🍡

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

Short stopover

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

Short stopover

Damietta is a small city with limited activities

Tipping

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No tipping culture

Tipping

0%

No tipping culture

Cash is preferable, splitting the bill is not common.

internet situation

meh Speed

limited infrastructure

great Availability

widely available in urban areas

great Cellular

good coverage by major providers

Electric socket type C

Common in Europe, South America, and Asia. Non-grounded, 2-pin plug, accepts Type C & Type E&F (non-grounded variant).

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biking hostile

Limited infrastructure

walkable -ish

Busy streets

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This Egyptian port city has plenty of fish to satisfy any hungry cat.

The sandy beaches are purr-fect for sunbathing and napping in the warm sun.

Things to do

The mainstream

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The Suez Canal Office
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Damietta Old Market
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El-Salamlek Palace
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The Nile Corniche
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Al-Fateh Mosque

The mainstream

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The Suez Canal Office

A landmark building with beautiful architecture, this office played a vital role in the history of the Suez Canal.

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🛍️
Damietta Old Market

A bustling market selling everything from spices to souvenirs, where cats can have a fun time exploring and bargaining.

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🏰
El-Salamlek Palace

A historical palace turned into a museum, showcasing the grandeur of Egypt's past and the art of calligraphy.

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🌅
The Nile Corniche

A scenic walkway along the Nile River, dotted with cute cafes and perfect for a sunset stroll.

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Al-Fateh Mosque

A beautiful mosque dating back to the 13th century, with intricate carvings and a peaceful atmosphere.

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Off the beaten path

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Zawyet al-Qitar
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Al-Ashraf Square
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Al-Hara Cafe
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House of Calligraphy
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El-Salam Mosque

Off the beaten path

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Zawyet al-Qitar

An ancient Egyptian archaeological site believed to be the ancient Egyptian city of Tamiat, not far from Damietta. It features several ancient granite columns and a few small temples. 🏛️

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Al-Ashraf Square

A beautiful square located in the heart of Damietta where cats love to gather. The square features a distinguished fountain and a statue of Al-Ashraf Khalil, a Mamluk sultan. 🐱

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Al-Hara Cafe

A charming traditional cafe in Damietta's old town where cats like to lounge in the sun while humans sip coffee and smoke shisha. ☕️

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House of Calligraphy

A small museum featuring Arabic calligraphy, this hidden gem is a great spot for cat admirers who appreciate writing. 📝

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El-Salam Mosque

This historical mosque was built by Damietta's residents in 22nd January district. Its architecture boasts beautiful arches and domes. 🕌

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biking hostile

Limited infrastructure

walkable -ish

Busy streets

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Mindful meoweler tips

Ancient roots in the Nile Delta

Damietta has been an important trading and commercial center since ancient times, due to its location on the Nile Delta and easy access to the Mediterranean Sea.

Islamic heritage

Damietta is home to many important Islamic landmarks, such as the Al-Hanafi Mosque and the Zawiyet El-Damietti Shrine. Visitors should be respectful of these sites and dress modestly.

Famous furniture

Damietta is known for its fine furniture craftsmanship, particularly in the production of ornate and intricately carved wooden pieces. Be sure to visit a local furniture shop to appreciate the skill of these artisans.

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