Logos Hope is Returning to Grenada

The world’s largest floating book fair is coming to St George’s! Logos Hope, the world’s largest floating book fair, will soon visit St George’s, Grenada.

Many may still remember the last visit in August 2009, when over 25,000 visitors were welcomed up the gangways during our 13-day stay. Now, Logos Hope will be making another voyage to Grenada before continuing to Colombia, Costa Rica and other ports in Latin America.

Logos Hope will be open in St George’s from 6 December 2017, and will be berthed at the Wharf Road entrance in the ‘water front area.’

“We are looking forward to the visit to St George’s. We believe that through our crew’s friendliness and hospitality our visitors can experience how people from all around the world can work together in harmony,” said Captain Samuel Hils (Germany). “We’re already anticipating being able to share our life stories, as well as the experience of the book fair and international café, with many who will come and visit. Welcome on board!”

Logos Hope’s onboard book fair offers an expanded selection of over 5,000 different titles of books at affordable prices. They cover a wide range of subjects including science, sports, hobbies, cookery, arts, medicine, and languages. With children’s titles, academic texts, dictionaries, atlases and more, the book fair is something the whole family can enjoy. The rest of the Visitor Experience Deck is also open for the public to explore, from the Welcome Area, which introduces the vessel through a short movie and interactive displays; to the International Café, which has ice cream, drinks and snacks for sale. There’s sure to be something for everyone.

MV Logos Hope is operated by GBA Ships eV, an international, charitable organisation registered in Germany. Since 1970, the organisation has welcomed over 45 million visitors up the gangways in over 160 countries and territories around the world.

MV Logos Hope

will open to the public at the Wharf Road entrance in the ‘water front’ area from 6 December through to 11 December 2017.

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