Client: Carnival Cruise Lines
Assignment: 200-word Insider's Guide on the port of Half Moon Cay (to be published in January 2019)
Agency/Company: ___
Copywriter: Henry Chinea
Text version:
Little San Salvador, better known as Half Moon Cay, is a Bahamian slice of paradise that’s private for Carnival guests and full of possibilities for choosing fun.
Its world-famous, 2-mile-long beach – with sand as soft as baby powder and crystal-clear waters – makes it incredibly easy to relax. Soak in the sun while listening to the soothing sounds of the sea breeze with your favorite drink in hand.
Take things up a notch and go sightseeing or on exciting shore excursions you’ll never forget. Go bird watching and take in a plethora of species. Get up close and personal with the island’s stingrays at Stingray Cove. Ride a majestic horse peacefully on both land and sea. Kayak your way through Bone Fish Lagoon guided by an island naturalist.
When it’s time for lunch – with a view, of course – feast on mouthwatering barbecue served buffet-style at the food pavilion. Wash it down with a refreshing Bahamian-style cocktail.
And when it’s time to shop, options include The Straw Market, which is made up of several small, cash-only shops staffed and run by friendly locals and claims its share of unique Bahamian souvenirs.
Read on for more ideas for shore excursions, dining, and shopping!
Assignment: 200-word Insider's Guide on the port of Half Moon Cay (to be published in January 2019)
Agency/Company: ___
Copywriter: Henry Chinea
Text version:
Little San Salvador, better known as Half Moon Cay, is a Bahamian slice of paradise that’s private for Carnival guests and full of possibilities for choosing fun.
Its world-famous, 2-mile-long beach – with sand as soft as baby powder and crystal-clear waters – makes it incredibly easy to relax. Soak in the sun while listening to the soothing sounds of the sea breeze with your favorite drink in hand.
Take things up a notch and go sightseeing or on exciting shore excursions you’ll never forget. Go bird watching and take in a plethora of species. Get up close and personal with the island’s stingrays at Stingray Cove. Ride a majestic horse peacefully on both land and sea. Kayak your way through Bone Fish Lagoon guided by an island naturalist.
When it’s time for lunch – with a view, of course – feast on mouthwatering barbecue served buffet-style at the food pavilion. Wash it down with a refreshing Bahamian-style cocktail.
And when it’s time to shop, options include The Straw Market, which is made up of several small, cash-only shops staffed and run by friendly locals and claims its share of unique Bahamian souvenirs.
Read on for more ideas for shore excursions, dining, and shopping!
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