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Cruise Industry Very Exciting About Banana Coast
Members of the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association’s (FCCA) Security Operations Committee have inspected the facilities at Banana Coast, Honduras’ first mainland cruise port.
During the visit, FCCA president Michele Paige, Eric Benedict of Norwegian Cruise Line, Federico Gonzalez-Denton of Royal Caribbean Cruises and Stephen Nielsen of Princess Cruises
Paige commended the port for its diverse tour programme and fully equipped port facilities, which comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act and offer restaurants and bars, beach access and designated areas for taxis and tour vehicles.
“The cruise industry is very excited about the opportunities that Banana Coast in Trujillo offers as a cruise destination,” said Paige. “We found the local government and people of Trujillo to be engaged and supportive of the port development.”
Located in the city of Trujillo, which was founded in 1525, the US$30 million Banana Coast project has been coordinated by Grande Trujillo Authoridad, Desarollos Vision de Vida and Miami-based Global Destinations Development.
As part of the project, architecture company OBM International designed a two-berth, post-Panamax dock, a 50,000 sq ft shopping facility and transportation facility on ten acres of beachfront land.
Passengers will be offered a range of shorex options, including the signature Campo del Mar Nature Park and Beach Break trip, airplane rides to the Mayan ruins at Copan, snorkelling at a starfish bank, and kayaking in Guaimoreto Lagoon. Guests can also enjoy a mountain ATV ride, a culinary tasting tour, or journey through the colonial town of Trujillo.
The port is set to receive its first cruise call on 19 November 2014 with the arrival of HAL’s 1,260-passenger Ryndam, which will make 11 calls during the 2014-2015 season. Ryndam’s inaugural visit will be followed by a call from Silversea Cruises’ Silversea Cloud on 17 December 2014 and Oceania Cruises’ Riveria in 2015.
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Campa Vista 192 – 24 Hour Open House
The first spec home in Trujillo, Honduras has now been completed and fully furninshed. It is a stunning bungalow situated atop the Campa Vista Development. It offer breathtaking panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and the lush cloud forest at the back. Click here to take a virtual tour of this home. Campa Vista 192 – Completely Furnished Home for Sale
Thanks Honduras Living for the video!
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Life Vision, Campo Del Mar & Banana Coast Tours Announces Trujillo Artist’s Competition
Campo del Mar, Banana Coast Tours and Desarollos Vision de Vida are excited to announce the upcoming Artistic Botanical Competition!
Campo del Mar Nature Park has been designed to showcase the best of Honduras through Native Flora and Fauna. Our Botanical Gardens are well under way and the flowers are growing like…um…weeds.
Inspired by the Natural Beauty and amazingly talented local Artisans we have come up with this Competition.
THE COMPETITION
Create a permanent outdoor artistic impression or expression of an element or elements of Trujillo or Honduras (historical, cultural, natural, or notable) using any medium (metal, wood, concrete, fiberglass, glass, ceramic, or other man made material) or combination of mediums, while incorporating flowers and plants of Honduras and other natural elements.
THE PLACE
Campo del Mar Park System will allocate an area of a minimum of 200 square meters within the Botanical Gardens to create the work and permanently display it with the artist or group name prominently displayed to the public. The park is open from 8am to 4pm 7 days a week.
THE RULES
Applications must include:
- Artistic background and other qualifying information.
- Theme or story of the display in 30 words or less.
- Draft depiction of the display.
Applications must be submitted by August 1st, 2013.
15 finalists will be chosen from all applicants on August 18th, 2013.
Finalists will have until October 13th to build and complete their display.
Each finalist will be provided a budget of L. 10,000 for purchase of materials not able to be sourced from natural materials or otherwise obtained.
Each display must include:
- A minimum of one sculpture or center piece.
- A minimum of 50% of the area must be natural plants or flowers.
Finalists will be responsible to maintain their display until judging on December 1st, 2013 to ensure its longevity and maturity.
There is no limit to assistance from others, tools that can be used, or who can apply.
Applications & submissions can be made in the offices of Desarollos Vision de Vida, Campo del Mar, Municipalities of Trujillo and Santa Fe, as well as via email at: mark@campodelmar.com and martine@campodelmar.com
THE JUDGES
May consist of representatives from the Municipalities of Santa Fe and Trujillo, Department of Anthropology, College of Architects, Campo del Mar, College of Fine Arts, the Chamber of Commerce, the College of Engineering, and independent Honduran artists.
This is no small event, the prizes are HUGE!!!
First Prize – L. 100,000
Second Prize – L. 50,000
13 Finalists – L. 10,000 per finalist
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Oceania Cruises Coming to Banana Coast !
Banana Coast is happy to report that Oceania Cruises became the third line to schedule a call at Banana Coast in Honduras. The 66,000-ton Riviera will call at the new port in March 2015. Oceania is the third cruise line to schedule calls to Banana Coast. Silversea scheduled a single call in 2014 and Holland America has a series of calls during the winter of 2014-2015.
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