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TRAVEL WEEKLY GROUP Email: firstname.surname@travelweekly.co.uk Editor-in-chief Lucy Huxley


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Fred Olsen schedules 20 sailings in last quarter of 2027


Fred Olsen Cruise Lines has released details of autumn and winter sailings for 2027. The programme comprises


20 departures between October and December, with options in Norway, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. The fleet will make four


Silver Cloud in Greece


Balmoral in Lisbon


maiden calls during the season, stopping at Alanya in Turkey and Milazzo, Taranto and Golfo Aranci in Italy. The Mediterranean fly-cruise


programme will be on board Balmoral, featuring ports of call


in Greece, Italy, Croatia and the French and Turkish rivieras. Highlights include a 12-night


Ancient Wonders of Turkey, Greece and Egypt fly-cruise on November 23 from Piraeus on Balmoral, priced from £1,849, including flights from London or Manchester and transfers. An 11-night In Search of the


Northern Lights round-trip cruise from Southampton on Bolette on November 11 is priced from £1,299. fredolsencruises.com


Casbah Fortress in Bejaia, Algeria


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Silversea has unveiled its schedule of 2028-29 sailings, including its most extensive programme of Mediterranean expeditions. The collection also features Silver Nova’s inaugural


season in northern Europe and a 60-day Grand Mediterranean Voyage on Silver Dawn. Between March 2028 and March 2029, the line’s


cruises span 497 destinations in 71 countries, with more than 120 new or reintroduced ports of call across its Classic and Expedition sailing ranges. The most extensive programme yet of Mediterranean


expedition voyages will be operated by Silver Wind, with highlights including the volcanic Greek island of Milos; Algiers and Bejaia in Algeria; Pantelleria, off the coast of Sicily; and a rare inland waterway experience on the


Guadalquivir River to Sevilla. Silver Dawn’s Grand Mediterranean Voyage in autumn


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2028 features more than 40 destinations across Greece, Croatia, Italy, the Adriatic and the Iberian Peninsula. Silversea’s 2028-29 expedition programme will also cover the Arctic, Greenland, Antarctica, the British Isles,


Polynesia, the Galápagos Island and other remote regions. Silver Endeavour will also introduce a Baltic


expedition programme exploring Finland and Sweden. Silversea’s enhanced Antarctica Fly Cruise


programme begins in Patagonia with a stay at The Cormorant at 55 South, the line’s hotel in Puerto Williams, Chile, and the southernmost hotel on Earth. Clients then take a private charter flight direct to


King George Island in Antarctica, thereby not having to sail across Drake Passage. A total of 41 Antarctica voyages are scheduled on


three expedition ships – Silver Cloud, Silver Endeavour and Silver Wind – including Christmas and New Year’s Eve departures. silversea.com


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Silversea expands expedition sailings in Med in 2028-29


PICTURES: Eric Duran Gazquez; Shutterstock/Rostasedlacek


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