The Fred. Olsen difference We’re not interested in gimmicks like zip wires, climbing walls or celebrity chefs. We don’t have boastful megaships. We take immense pride in our fleet of smaller-scaled vessels that retain the style, ambience and understated quality of a country house hotel. They might not be as new as some ships, but we don’t automatically believe that younger is better; there’s a lot to be said for having the benefit of experience. With the fifth generation Fred. Olsen as Chairman, we believe we’ve found the perfect formula for you to get the best out of your holiday with us.
A smaller ship doesn’t mean less space; far from it. Each room is comfortably sized, with all the facilities you’ll need to enjoy your holiday. In fact, our rooms are comparable to those on some of the mammoth cruise ships. While our vessels are on a more accessible scale, you can have just as much private space.
With fewer people on board it’s easy to find a quiet spot to relax in peace with a drink or a good book. There’s room to stretch out by the pool and you can get ashore more quickly too. And when you’re ashore, you’re seeing the best of each port of call with hundreds of others – not thousands – giving you a much more authentic experience. Whichever part of the world you wish to discover, you can do it whilst enjoying the ample space and comfort of your ‘home-from-home’ at sea.
Each member of the Fred. Olsen team has been carefully selected for their warm and welcoming personalities. The quality of our people, supported by training and development, ensures they will give you a great holiday: in guest feedback our staff are always the most highly-rated aspect of the whole experience. Step aboard and find out why year after year more than half our guests have travelled with Fred. Olsen before.
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Fred. Olsen’s Enjoyment Promise** If you favour a welcoming, home-from-home atmosphere, friendly, smiling staff and like-minded fellow guests with whom you can share a good story or two, you’ll likely find Fred. Olsen to your taste. You don’t have to take our word for it though: we’re so confident that you’ll like cruising with us that we offer our Enjoyment Promise as standard**.
Simply book at least 12 weeks in advance on cruises of five nights or more and if you find that it’s not for you within a couple of days of sailing, just let us know and we promise to arrange and pay for your flight back to the UK from the next port and repay the cost of your cruise (you must read the full Terms and Conditions before booking). So your relaxation starts the moment you choose Fred. Olsen.
**The Enjoyment Promise excludes Party Nights and cruises of 4 nights or less. The Promise only applies to bookings made for departures more than 12 weeks ahead. The Enjoyment Promise only applies to passengers who have contracted with Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines (“FOCL”) and excludes cruises on vessels operated by FOCL but booked through 3rd party operators. Should you wish to invoke the Enjoyment Promise, you will need to inform Guest Relations within 48 hours of sailing at the latest. FOCL will arrange and pay for a flight and/or transport back to the UK. FOCL will refund the cruise cost only but will not refund other costs. E&OE.
Award-winning holidays We always aim to give you the holiday of a lifetime – but our guests and travel industry experts are the best judges of how we’re doing. That’s why it’s so pleasing that the dedication and hard work of our staff has been recognised in many awards in recent years, including ‘Best Itineraries’ for two years in a row.
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines Best Itineraries
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines Best Itineraries
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines Best Itineraries
Most importantly, in over 18,000 reviews from past guests, 95% rated us Excellent or Good, with independent review site Feefo awarding us a Gold Trusted Merchant Accreditation – in recognition of our excellence in customer service – for the third year in a row. Perhaps that’s why people who try us once so often choose to cruise with us again.
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