Fly-cruises from UK airports Why not start your cruise in warmer waters with one of our fl y- cruises, which include privately chartered fl ights with transfers? On selected Grand Voyage sectors you can choose to spend a few days ashore at the beginning and/or end of your cruise, with fl ights and hotels arranged by our team. On other fl y-cruise sailings you can usually book just the cruise and make your own arrangements to your individual requirements, if you prefer.


Fly-cruise holidays start from London or Manchester airports, with a generous baggage allowance† on all fl ights. A full meal, complimentary bar service and in-fl ight entertainment are all included in the price and we’ll have a dedicated transfer service waiting to take you to your ship when you land.


Braemar Caribbean Fly-Cruise Programme On Braemar Caribbean fl y-cruises, Superior and Owner’s Suite passengers will be upgraded to Premium Seats, which have additional legroom and even more comfort. These complimentary upgrades are subject to availability and will be confi rmed at the time of booking. If you’ve booked one of Braemar’s other cabin grades, upgrade to Premium Seating (again, subject to availability) for a return supplement of £300pp* (January – April 2011 departures) and £325pp* (winter 2011/12 departures).


On selected fl ights to the Caribbean, subject to local authority and airline approval, you can check your baggage in at the UK-departure airport, and we’ll arrange for it to be delivered to your cabin on board your ship. It saves you much of the usual hassle that’s often associated with air travel.


† Baggage allowance and on board services may vary with scheduled airline services * Prices include Air Passenger Duty (APD); the Oceans Advance Booking Discount does not apply to APD.


business specialising in baggage transport for cruises departing from Southampton, Portsmouth and Dover. Prices start from £25, plus VAT each way, per bag.


To book this new service, please call The Baggage Handling Company direct on (02380) 873111, quoting “FRED”.


PortLink – a new convenient coach service PortLink picks up from a range of convenient points across the north east and north west of England, taking guests in comfort to/from Dover, Southampton and Portsmouth. A relaxing start and end to your holiday.


For further details, please refer to page 154. www.fredolsencruises.co.uk 17


Above, the modern interior of Balmoral’s Observatory Lounge.


The relaxing


atmosphere on board all Fred. Olsen ships is due in no small part to the friendliness and helpfulness of their crews, right.


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