Norway’s mighty Fjords Taking guests closer to this breathtaking part of the world
Cruising with Fred. Olsen is the ultimate way to discover the allure of Norway’s famous fjordland. With the benefit of our Norwegian heritage and our smaller ships, we divert away from the direct paths to show guests memorable scenes of narrow fjords, thundering waterfalls and tucked away settlements that larger vessels simply can’t access.
We’re committed to ensuring every Fred. Olsen fjords cruise is an enjoyable and memorable experience. Our friendlier ships have everything guests need for a relaxing holiday, while our crews are renowned for
providing personal, attentive service. Plus, with departures from five convenient UK ports and cruises of five to 11 nights, including shorter sailings taking advantage of Newcastle and Rosyth’s proximity to Norway, you’re sure to find your customers the perfect fjordland adventure.
Prices start from £799pp and if your customers book now, they’ll enjoy a FREE All Inclusive Drinks Upgrade*
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines Best Itineraries & Shore Excursions
FREE All
Inclusive Drinks Upgrade ends 31st
Oct!
“ We couldn’t have picked a better destination for a first cruise”
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For more information call Trade Support on 01473 746164, or visit your dedicated agent website at
fredolsencruises.com/agent
These Terms and Conditions are in addition to Fred. Olsen’s standard Terms and Conditions which are available on
fredolsencruises.com/agent. Information shown is correct at time of going to print (Oct 2019). Fares are per person (pp), based on twin occupancy of the lead-in room, subject to availability. Fares are capacity controlled and may change at any time. *FREE All Inclusive Drinks Upgrade: Offer is valid on new bookings made between 04/09/19 to 31/10/19 inclusive on selected 2020 sailings. For full offer terms and conditions, visit
fredolsencruises.com/agent. E&OE
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