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Summer in Sahel comes with two very different personalities. There is “Kind Sahel”, where everything feels relaxed, simple, and Egyptian, and “Evil Sahel”, where luxury, QR codes, and golf carts rule the day. Here’s what differentiates the two.
Easy Entry vs QR Codes
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Kind Sahel starts with the classic East Entry experience: drive in, show what you need, and get on with your day. Evil Sahel, meanwhile, can feel like entering a tech conference, with QR codes, digital passes, and endless phone-checking before you finally get inside. Ultimately, it’s draining and time-consuming.
Macaroni and Pane vs Fancy Restaurants
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When hunger strikes, Kind Sahel knows exactly what to do: cook macaroni, pane, or another Egyptian comfort-food favourite. Evil Sahel takes you somewhere where the menu needs explaining, the portions look artistic, and your bill could cost more than your entire beach day. Once upon a time, fancy dining was a luxury; now, for some, it is more of a leaving-a-hole-in-your-wallet kind of thing.
Bikes vs Golf Cars
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In Kind Sahel, your trusty bicycle is enough to get you everywhere. You ride around, meet friends, and enjoy the summer breeze. In Evil Sahel, golf cars are practically essential. Why pedal when you can cruise around in a tiny vehicle like you own the place?
Egyptian Breakfasts vs American Breakfasts
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Kind Sahel mornings begin with fuul, taameya, eggs, cheese, and fresh bread, the Egyptian breakfast classics we know and love. An Evil Sahel breakfast is more likely to include pancakes, waffles, avocado toast, and oversized cups of coffee. All options are tasty and mouthwatering, but Evil Sahel tends to overprice everything, which takes the fun out of the meal.
Beach Chairs vs Bean Bags
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Finally, the beach setup says it all. Kind Sahel means grabbing a regular beach chair, putting down your towel, and enjoying the sea. Evil Sahel upgrades the experience with oversized bean bags, stylish seating, and a setup that looks ready for Instagram. However, it is more cosy, especially for big groups.
Whether you prefer simple summer traditions or luxury coastal living, both versions of Sahel have their own charm. The real question is: Which Sahel are you?
