Visit Camp Camacho!

[Daustin333]

Come visit the home of Camacho Cigars in Danli, Honduras.
Experience an intense seminar of the cigar making process, from seed beds through the finished cigars and boxes.

Trips will be available for RETAILERS on the following dates:

January 21st-24th, 2009
February 4th-7th, 2009
February 18th -21st, 2009

**A trip will be available for CONSUMERS on March 1st-4th, 2009.


You must contact Camacho Cigars and check for availability prior to purchasing your airfare. Trips will be limited to 25 people per trip, and there are no exceptions. All trips must be booked by December 1, 2008.

Breakdown of the journey:

You will be greeted at the airport (TGU) and driven to Camp Camacho in the Jamastran Valley. All accommodations, meals and transportation will be taken care of by Camacho. You MUST have a valid passport and/or visa for Honduras and cash for tips and souvenirs.

Day (1):

- Meet at the airport and transfer to Las Lomas guest home
- 7:00 PM cocktail reception and dinner

Day (2):

- 8:00 AM breakfast
- Visit the farms, seed beds, fields, and barns
- 12:00 PM lunch
- Tour of fermentation and sorting rooms
- Round table discussions
- 7:00 PM dinner

Day (3):

- 8:00 AM breakfast
- Visit the post-crop and sweat rooms
- Tour the box factory
- 12:00 PM lunch
- Factory tour
- Excursion to the local town of Danli
- 7:00 PM dinner

Day (4):

- 7:30 AM breakfast
- 9:30 AM return to airport

[Cypress]

Who do we need to notify if we are interested?

[Lighthouse]

This would be a great trip!!!

[bigpoppapuff-cl]

i've been on this trip five times....you absolutely won't believe it!!!
did i mention the mountains??......awesome!!

[Lok17]

For retailers only?

[happy1]

Be an awesome trip,get to watch them make triple maddies and corojo 10th anniversary

[Camacho Junior]

Man if I had the dough to spend on a trip like that I would. I would do it every year.

[DBCcigar]

It's a great trip; I went last year. The only part that SUCKED was the LONG drive from the airport to the compound. The driver was driving 70 + mph up and down the mountain, passing on curves, and so on.... I almost $hit on myself! Other than, that, it's a great experience!