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Partons quelques jours à Oman, est ce que des " voyagistes forumeurs" sont sur place ?
Oman du 28 décembre au 9 janvier 2013
by Bert071
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
Bonsoir,
A Oman du 5 au 31 janvier.....à vélo avec mon co équipier....ballade de 1300 km......n'hésite pas à nous saluer si tu nous rencontre sur la route😏
Bonjour,
Je pars 3 semaines à Oman à vélo en décembre. Pourrais tu me dire quelle T° il fera dans la montagne? Faut il des vêtements très chauds la nuit? Quelle T° minimum avez vu eu? J'ai une tente avec piquets. Est il possible de la planter partout ou dois je faire l'acquisition d'une tente auto portante? Avez vous eu bcp de crevaisons (épines de cactus)? Merci beaucoup pour les éclaircissements.
Je pars 3 semaines à Oman à vélo en décembre. Pourrais tu me dire quelle T° il fera dans la montagne? Faut il des vêtements très chauds la nuit? Quelle T° minimum avez vu eu? J'ai une tente avec piquets. Est il possible de la planter partout ou dois je faire l'acquisition d'une tente auto portante? Avez vous eu bcp de crevaisons (épines de cactus)? Merci beaucoup pour les éclaircissements.
Bonjour à tous,
Je pars 3 semaines à Oman à vélo en décembre. Pourrais tu me dire quelle T° il fera dans la montagne? Faut il des vêtements très chauds la nuit? Quelle T° minimum avez vu eu? J'ai une tente avec piquets. Est il possible de la planter partout ou dois je faire l'acquisition d'une tente auto portante? Avez vous eu bcp de crevaisons (épines de cactus)?
Voilà du travail pour "Gilfov", notre forumvoyagiste qui vit à Oman... ! En décembre janvier, c'est l'hiver. S'il fait encore bon en journée (20-25 degrés, voire plus) et en plaine, il va vraiment faire froid la nuit et en montagne. En effet, les itinéraires de montagne sur les plateaux grimpent facilement vers 1500 ou 2000m donc là, on peut s'approcher des 0 degré la nuit... Pour la tente, Oman est quand même un "tas de cailloux" donc une tente auto portant est bien utile. Sinon, au lieu des sardines, utilisez des pierres pour tendre les ficelles. Crevaison: plutôt à cause des cailloux que des épines de cactus ! Bon voyage,
Je pars 3 semaines à Oman à vélo en décembre. Pourrais tu me dire quelle T° il fera dans la montagne? Faut il des vêtements très chauds la nuit? Quelle T° minimum avez vu eu? J'ai une tente avec piquets. Est il possible de la planter partout ou dois je faire l'acquisition d'une tente auto portante? Avez vous eu bcp de crevaisons (épines de cactus)?
Voilà du travail pour "Gilfov", notre forumvoyagiste qui vit à Oman... ! En décembre janvier, c'est l'hiver. S'il fait encore bon en journée (20-25 degrés, voire plus) et en plaine, il va vraiment faire froid la nuit et en montagne. En effet, les itinéraires de montagne sur les plateaux grimpent facilement vers 1500 ou 2000m donc là, on peut s'approcher des 0 degré la nuit... Pour la tente, Oman est quand même un "tas de cailloux" donc une tente auto portant est bien utile. Sinon, au lieu des sardines, utilisez des pierres pour tendre les ficelles. Crevaison: plutôt à cause des cailloux que des épines de cactus ! Bon voyage,
Bonjour Paloma,
J'ai passé 4 semaines à Oman en janvier dernier, grand périple de 1300 km dans les montagnes et dans les plaines.
Assez difficile de faire du vélo dans les montagnes...ça grimpe très fort, certaines journées nous ne faisions que 7 à 8 km entre 8h00 et 16h00....obligé de pousser les vélos à deux pour grimper. Pas mal de pistes dans le montagnes, mais la population toujours très sympathique était bien présente, notamment pour nous donner de l'eau. Température agréable en journée 25/27 °C et la nuit aux environs de 12°c dans les montagnes. Un vétement chaud est suffisant, style polaire. Camping sauvage pendant l'ensemble du circuit sans aucune difficulté. Penser à prendre du ravitaillement en nourriture, en effet il y a peu de boutiques dans les coins les plus reculés.
Nous avions des tentes 'igloo' qui nécessitaient de planter quelques piquets, parfois c'était un peu difficile, mais reste toujours la solution de fixer l'ensemble avec des pierres.
Aucune crevaison sur l'ensemble du parcours, il faut des bons pneus de type Swalbe Maraton +. Penser à prendre quelques pièces de rechange, des rayons par exemple et aussi des outils. Il n'y a pas beaucoup de magasins de vélo à Oman.
Je reste à ta disposition pour te donner des renseignements complémentaires qu'il te serait utile de connaitre.
Bon voyage.
Cordialement.
Christian.
Bonjour
Concernant les températures, l'état des pistes en vélo etc..... Pichteuk et Anthony ont bien résumé la situation !!!! En vtt on peut parfois facilement crever à cause des épineux, bien présents sur les pistes !!
Anthony, 1300 kms, tu peux nous en dire un peu plus sur ton parcours, peut être que je vais te croiser. Colomboavélo tu fais quel parcours de ton côté ????
Attention tout de même, en janvier, il peut faire très frois en montagne, bien inférieur à 12°, Anthony a eu de la chance, j'ai déjà eu 0°, voir une petite gelée, en plus parfois avec le vent, donc prévoir tout de même pour le soir, un vêtement chaud !!!
A Mascate, il n'y a qu'un seul magasin spécialisé en vélo de route, course, VTT etc.... Assez cher. Par contre, il y a également du côté de RUWI des petits shops de vélos "made in china, india etc..." et réparateurs en tous genres !!! On arrive toujours à se débrouiller ici, même dans les coins reculés parfois !!!
Bon courage aux rouleurs !!!! Espérant vous voir sur la route ou peut être sur Mascate, faites moi signe
Gilles
Concernant les températures, l'état des pistes en vélo etc..... Pichteuk et Anthony ont bien résumé la situation !!!! En vtt on peut parfois facilement crever à cause des épineux, bien présents sur les pistes !!
Anthony, 1300 kms, tu peux nous en dire un peu plus sur ton parcours, peut être que je vais te croiser. Colomboavélo tu fais quel parcours de ton côté ????
Attention tout de même, en janvier, il peut faire très frois en montagne, bien inférieur à 12°, Anthony a eu de la chance, j'ai déjà eu 0°, voir une petite gelée, en plus parfois avec le vent, donc prévoir tout de même pour le soir, un vêtement chaud !!!
A Mascate, il n'y a qu'un seul magasin spécialisé en vélo de route, course, VTT etc.... Assez cher. Par contre, il y a également du côté de RUWI des petits shops de vélos "made in china, india etc..." et réparateurs en tous genres !!! On arrive toujours à se débrouiller ici, même dans les coins reculés parfois !!!
Bon courage aux rouleurs !!!! Espérant vous voir sur la route ou peut être sur Mascate, faites moi signe
Gilles
Bonjour Gilles,
Tu peux retrouver mon itinéraire à l'adresse suivante :
http://www.calculitineraires.fr/index.php?id=208109#map
Il te sera difficile de me croiser puisque je suis rentré en France depuis bien longtemps..... Cordialement. Christian et non pas Anthony.....
Il te sera difficile de me croiser puisque je suis rentré en France depuis bien longtemps..... Cordialement. Christian et non pas Anthony.....
Bonjour Christian
Excuse moi, je pensais que tu revenais faire un nouveau parcours cycliste en OMAN !!! Félicitations pour cette belle boucle, joli parcours. Dommage, que l'on se soit loupé !!!
Gilles
Excuse moi, je pensais que tu revenais faire un nouveau parcours cycliste en OMAN !!! Félicitations pour cette belle boucle, joli parcours. Dommage, que l'on se soit loupé !!!
Gilles
pas de soucis Gilles, effectivement j'ai beaucoup apprécié mon séjour à Oman.....mais je ne compte pas y retourner prochainement....je recherche une autre idée de voyage à vélo pour le mois de janvier prochain.....je suis en cours de réflexion, mais j'ai du mal à trouver des idées de voyage à vélo qui me conviennent.
Habites-tu à Oman?
Oui j'habite OMAN depuis 3 ans maintenant, il me reste une année, je termine en août 2014 !!
D'ici janvier, j'espère que tu trouveras ta destination !!! Ca approche !! Sur cette période, ce serait plutôt l'hémisphère sud, non ?????
Bon futur voyage
Gilles
D'ici janvier, j'espère que tu trouveras ta destination !!! Ca approche !! Sur cette période, ce serait plutôt l'hémisphère sud, non ?????
Bon futur voyage
Gilles
Peut-être hémisphère sud......mais en tous les cas un pays où il ne pleut pas ou peu.....j'ai horreur de la pluie quand je fais du vélo.
Bonne continuation.
Christian.
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Hi everyone,
I’m finalizing my trip starting from Namibia. When I arrive in Divundu, I’d like to head straight to the Khwai area early in the morning to one of the campsites in the Khwai Development Trust. Is the drive doable with a good 4x4 in a day? We’ll spend 2 nights in Khwai, then 2 or maybe 3 nights in the Moremi area (Third Bridge/Xakanaxa/Mboma) before heading back to Maun to wrap up our journey. Is that too much time to spend in each place?
We’d also like to do one or two boat excursions in the delta. Any suggestions for the best options and operators?
Thanks in advance for your tips and advice! Best, Patrick
I’m finalizing my trip starting from Namibia. When I arrive in Divundu, I’d like to head straight to the Khwai area early in the morning to one of the campsites in the Khwai Development Trust. Is the drive doable with a good 4x4 in a day? We’ll spend 2 nights in Khwai, then 2 or maybe 3 nights in the Moremi area (Third Bridge/Xakanaxa/Mboma) before heading back to Maun to wrap up our journey. Is that too much time to spend in each place?
We’d also like to do one or two boat excursions in the delta. Any suggestions for the best options and operators?
Thanks in advance for your tips and advice! Best, Patrick
Hi everyone,
I’m planning to explore the western part of Madagascar from May 1st to 5th, specifically to visit the Tsingy. I’ve heard different versions about the road conditions and access to the Tsingy during this time, so I’d love to hear from people who’ve actually made this trip during this time of year.
Have you traveled from Morondava → Tsingy between May 1st and 5th? Was the journey doable and safe? Did you have access to the Grands Tsingy, or just the Petits Tsingy?
Thanks so much for your feedback—it’ll really help me get a clearer picture! 😊 Also, if you have any recommendations for reliable and experienced driver-guides, I’d love to hear them. Thanks again!
Have you traveled from Morondava → Tsingy between May 1st and 5th? Was the journey doable and safe? Did you have access to the Grands Tsingy, or just the Petits Tsingy?
Thanks so much for your feedback—it’ll really help me get a clearer picture! 😊 Also, if you have any recommendations for reliable and experienced driver-guides, I’d love to hear them. Thanks again!