Logos Hope

Front-row seats to a helicopter winch rescue drill. 🚁

On our way to the Faroe Islands, Logos Hope became the stage for a helicopter winch rescue drill.

We stayed out of the way, but nobody stayed away from the windows.

This deck was full of life in Ireland! 🇮🇪

From browsing the Book Fair to joining activities and grabbing a snack at Hope Cafe, the visitor experience deck buzzed with energy from morning to evening.

So many faces, so many conversations, so much to take in. Thank you for filling this deck with life during our time in Ireland!

More than a ship in port. 🇮🇪⚓

While Logos Hope was docked in Dublin and Cork, our crew joined local projects alongside communities in both cities, learning, connecting, and lending a hand where they could.

Sharing knowledge, help and hope- that's what this visit was really about.

Thank you, Ireland, for welcoming us in. 💙

Aberdeen, you brought the energy! ⚓

The Visitor Experience Deck was packed with people, curiosity, and some really great conversations. So many stopped to chat, ask questions, or just take it all in.

Thank you, Aberdeen, for showing up and being part of it.

Aberdeen, you showed up! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿⚓

The decks were full of people, laughter, events, and even a bit of Scottish dance. From the moment the gangway went down, this port felt like one big celebration.

Thank you, Aberdeen, for the warm welcome and the incredible energy you brought on board. Moments like these are exactly why we love what we do.

PS: Scotland, your shortbread game is unmatched. 🍪

One blue. Five options. Only one is truly Logos Hope. 💙

But can you pick it out? 👀

Take a guess from the shades below and drop your answer in the comments!

Shoutout to Mercy Ships for the fun idea behind this one👆

Thank you, Captain Matt. ⚓

Five years ago, Matt stepped aboard as chief mate. He leaves as our captain, having led this ship and crew with steady hands and a steadier heart.

But this was never just his journey. His wife Lori served alongside him as second officer, and their two kids grew up right here, in our onboard school, surrounded by crewmates from all over the world, who became family.

A family who gave five years of their lives to sharing knowledge, help and hope, through storms, ports, late nights and everything in between.
As they step off the ship and into the next chapter, we're left with so much gratitude.

Thank you, Captain Matt, Lori, and family, for everything you gave and everything you became along the way. 💙

Fair winds and following seas.