Fred. Olsen Cruise
Lines has launched its 2014/15 cruise itineraries,
to hundreds of amazing and exotic destinations worldwide, from an even greater choice of regional UK ports than ever before.
The Brit-friendly line will be
visiting no fewer than 246 destinations – even more than in the previous cruise season – in 85 countries around
the globe, with the addition of two new
convenient, regional departure ports, Avonmouth and Tilbury, further enhancing
Fred. Olsen’s reputation as the ‘local, global cruise line’.
The company will also
be embarking on its most ambitious Grand Voyage ever, with an 119-night
‘Exploring the Far East’ sailing on Balmoral, which is seven days longer
than its 2013 World Cruise but visits 19 more ports.
The
2014/15 cruise programme will see the fleet of four ships –
Balmoral, Braemar, Boudicca and Black Watch – sailing from
Southampton, Dover, Harwich, Tilbury, Avonmouth, Liverpool, Newcastle, Rosyth
(for Edinburgh), Greenock (for Glasgow) and Belfast and adding even more overnight
stops in spectacular cities worldwide, in response to guest desire to spend
more time ashore in the ports they visit. Fred. Olsen will also be working
with destinations to create an even greater link between its cruises and
local events, such as the Baltic Festivals of ‘Kieler Woche’ in Kiel, Germany,
and the world-renowned Jazz Festival in Copenhagen.
New destinations for 2014/15 include 13
maiden calls on Balmoral’s epic Asia Grand Voyage in early 2015, taking in Galle (Sri
Lanka), Ujang Pandang (Indonesia), Naha (for Okinawa, Japan), Tokyo, Nagasaki, Jeju City (South Korea), Dalian (China),
Nha Trang (Vietnam), Nathon (Thailand), Malacca (Malaysia),
Hambantota (Sri Lanka) and Utheemu and
Uligamu (Maldives).
For bookings, follow this link to The Cruise Line, the UK's adventure cruising specialists.
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