Solo cruising just got better
At last, there are bigger and better cabins available for the solo traveller. And to celebrate the acknowledgement...
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines
Fred Olsen lets passengers tell the Captain where to go
Fred Olsen has introduced a new, innovative form of cruising, where passengers choose which ports the ship will...
First cruise visit for Trois Rivières, Canada
Fred Olsen Cruise Lines’ Balmoral was the first ship in history to call into Trois Rivières in the Mauricie region...
Hot Spots of 2012
Cruise Passenger takes a look at the emerging hot spots for 2012.
Mini cruise through history
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ Balmoral to retrace Titanic’s voyage.
Why is there a full stop after Fred in Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines?
This has been perhaps the busiest week for cruise ships in Sydney harbour. Sally Macmillan (Editor, Cruise Passenger magazine) and I (John Pond) were invited to join Fred Olsen Cruise Lines' marketing director, Nigel Lingard and local representative, Cruise Abroad's director, Peter Marshall, for dinner on board Balmoral.
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines
Ever wondered why there's a full stop in Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines? The line is the second-oldest established cruise line in the world. This family-owned company specialises in traditional cruising and operates mainly out of the UK, with British and European officers. It’s fleet has four mid-size ships, Balmoral, Black Watch, Braemar and Boudicca, which have an English atmosphere.