Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines' full 2023/2024 cruise program is now available, featuring over 100 sailings and new Journey Navigators in its fleet of smaller ships. The new program includes the opportunity to witness Norway's famous Langfoss waterfall in spring, explore the remote islands of the Azores, and visit Lapland in the summer months.
Cruises range from two to 93 nights, with departures from Liverpool, Newcastle, Rosyth, Southampton, Dover, London Tilbury, and Belfast. The new brochure also unveils Fred. Olsen's new Journey Navigator – nature explorers, cultural preservers, maritime guides, and entertainment hosts – along with new signature experiences to celebrate the joy of travel on every cruise.
Guests who book on one of Fred. Olsen's new cruises can enjoy a bonus to spend on board, and those who book a 2023 cruise but also want to take a break this year can benefit from a 10% discount on any new booking for 2022.
Martin Lister, Director of Itinerary Planning and Destination Experience at Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, said: “It has been a very exciting program to put together. Our smaller ships allow us to offer many special experiences to our guests. We will be sailing waterways that are beyond the reach of larger ships, such as the Kiel Canal and the Seine and Loire rivers. We also know that our guests want authentic experiences ashore, so we are developing a program to support that.”.
Highlights of Fred. Olsen's program for 2023/24 include:
- 'Summer in Lapland and Scandinavia', a 14-night trip departing from Newcastle
- Bolette's 15-night 'Volcanic Islands of the Canary Islands, Azores and Madeira' cruise, departing from Southampton
- Borealis' 10-night 'Touring Southern Spain, Portugal & Gibraltar' tour, departing from Liverpool
- Braemar's 14-night 'Latin America Civilisations' is an air cruise (flights from London Gatwick/Manchester) departing from Havana, Cuba.
