Fred Olsen Cruises – A Guide to Their Fleet & Destinations
Fred Olsen Cruises have been operating for over 160 years, so they know a thing or two about what makes for a great cruise holiday.
This Norwegian owned cruise company may have a smaller fleet than many of their competitors, but they’ve built up a great reputation for providing memorable holidays at sea.
Their four cruise ships are listed below with an overview of what you can expect when you book with Fred Olsen Cruises.
” Balmoral
The Balmoral is the largest vessel in the Fred Olsen Cruises fleet. It can accommodate 1,300 passengers, while at the same time maintaining a friendly and personal feel.
With over 500 crew on board for a typical cruise, passengers are always well looked after. Despite being Norwegian owned, the Balmoral has a distinctly Scottish theme.
The Balmoral is certainly a well-travelled vessel and sails through Europe, South America, Australia, Africa and Asia, with departure ports across the world, including Southampton.
” Black Watch
The Black Watch typifies what Fred Olsen Cruises are all about. Catering for just over 800 passengers, cruise holidays on board the Black Watch are a step back in time to how cruising used to be.
The choice of cabins available on the Black Watch makes sure there’s something for everyone. From a single inside cabin to a deluxe suite, you can choose something to match your needs and budget with Fred Olsen Cruises.
From mini cruises to world cruises, the Black Watch sails across the globe with style and sophistication.
” Boudicca
Boudicca is a similar size to Black Watch and was refitted in January 2011. With a new gym, sauna, steam room, Jacuzzis, swimming pool and golf nets on board, you’ll have plenty to keep you occupied and help you relax.
The main cruise holidays available on the Boudicca tend to be Mediterranean or voyages to the Canary Islands; perfect if you want to escape the British winter. As with all Fred Olsen Cruises vessels, the Boudicca enjoys a more intimate atmosphere than many of the ‘super-sized’ cruise ships operated by its competitors.
” Braemar
The Braemar has just under 500 cabins on board and can carry 929 passengers. Again, it’s a smaller cruise ship than many operated by other companies, but that’s all part of its charm.
With formal and informal dining on board, you can choose something to match your mood, or perhaps a special occasion.
This Fred Olsen Cruises vessel can usually be found in the Caribbean, Norwegian Fjords, or cruising around Spain or Portugal.
?The co-operative travel offers great deals on Fred Olsen Cruises across the world. If more intimate and friendly cruise holidays are your thing, you can’t go wrong with Fred Olsen.
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