The Logos Hope ship has a history of attracting large numbers of people, with approximately 36,000 visitors on its last visit to Gukebela.
The Logos Hope returned to Gukebela with waves of excitement and anticipation.
Last seen in the city in November 2016, the ship has reappeared on the city's shores, ready to embark on an unforgettable journey.
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Once the Logos Hope has settled into its temporary home in Gkebela, locals and tourists alike are looking forward to the opportunity to immerse themselves in a world of knowledge and discovery on board.
The Logos page was excitedly posted on Facebook on the day of arrival.
“Logos Hope enters Gukebela today and opens Friday at 1pm! Only one day left. See you on board tomorrow!” the post read.
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The post received enthusiastic comments and shares, with locals eagerly counting down the minutes until they set foot in this floating wonderland.
“Please come visit Camelot Spa on the Boardwalk,” said Margot Billet, among the comments.
Cherine Walsh Heiberg commented: I was so excited! Welcome…we look forward to meeting you in person!”
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The Logos Hope ship has a history of attracting large numbers of people, with approximately 36,000 visitors on its last visit to Gukebela.
The ship's return has sparked great anticipation, with people eagerly anticipating the wide range of books, educational experiences and cultural exchanges the ship will offer.
For the next two weeks, Logos Hope will be anchored in Gukebela, giving visitors plenty of time to explore its treasures.
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Business hours are Tuesdays to Thursdays from 11:00 to 19:00, Fridays and Saturdays from 11:00 to 20:00, and Sundays from 13:00 to 20:00. It is important to note that Logos Hope is closed on Mondays so the crew can prepare for the following week,” according to a post from Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality X.
Admission fees are set to ensure access for all.
Adults between the ages of 13 and 64 will be charged a nominal fee of R10 per person.
However, adults 65 and older and children under 12 accompanied by an adult can enter for free.
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Visitors are encouraged to plan their visit in advance, as the “last ticket sale ends one hour before closing.”
Additionally, the ship will be open from Tuesday to Friday from 11:00 to 13:00 for schools wishing to participate in this educational adventure.
It is important to note that the entrance fee does not include port fees, so schools must make the necessary arrangements in advance.
