The following example of total loan costs is for reference only: I can't imagine anyone not liking it.Loan value: 1,000 - 50,000 Egyptian pounds. The eateries dotted along the path are inexplicably more expensive than anywhere else we went, but you get a reasonable view of the sea the whole way.ĭefinitely check this out though. Easier on the way back than there as nobody local seems to be aware of this place. If you don't, I'd take the bus to Lara beach and then try and hitch a lift to Sandland. If you have a car, I would drive to this, as the bus stops quite a way away. There are some vague historical details written on signs by each of the sculptures (note: only in Turkish, Russian and German for some reason, no English) which are factual, but the sculptures themselves aren't really very accurate depictions of things. I would note that it is art, not history. Lots of different sculptors contribute, and yes some are better than others, but the standard all around is very high. The lights don't move but the shadows created add another layer of magic over an already impressive attraction. It's hard to describe the effect this has but it really adds to it. If you go at night they light up the sculptures with differently coloured lights. When I went the theme was "empires" and it had sculptures of key figures from different historical empires, as well as a couple of funny ones (for example, a huge spaceship and planets sculpture representing the future galactic empire). It has a collection of huge sand sculptures which are apparently themed for different things at different times. Keep going down the road and about 2 miles down is Sandland. If you get the bus to Lara beach, then it will drop you off at one end of the beach.
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