Cruises
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Iberian Welcome
Cruise ID: BW866 - Departs 24 October 2008 / From Dover / 8 nights.
Cruise ID: BW868 - Departs 23 November 2008 / From Dover / 8 nights.
This late autumn escape offers a cocktail of Portuguese, Spanish and French cultures.
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Iberian Welcome
Cruise ID: BW0916 - Departs 18 October 2009 / From Southampton / 7 nights.
With the summer crowds now gone, this seven day expedition to Iberia gives us time to take in the riot of ancient and modern architecture that characterises Northern Spain, together with a delightful Portuguese twist, all bracketed by a pair of relaxing sea days to anticipate and unwind.
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Iberian Welcome
Cruise ID: BL0908 - Departs 21 June 2009 / From Dover / 7 nights.
A high summer sailing to the fabled, sun splashed ports in Iberia offers a string of ancient and modern treasures to be savoured in matchless Fred. Olsen style.
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Icelandic Anthology
Cruise ID: BW0912 - Departs 13 August 2009 / From Southampton / 16 nights
An enticing, unusual cruise with a difference is served up with this sixteen-night platter combining the glacier splendours of Iceland with the warmth and welcoming spirit of Ireland. Settle in, relax over a drink in the Observatory Lounge and let Black Watch begin this epic odyssey.
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Icelandic Summer
Cruise ID: BD056 - Departs 1 June 2008 / From Southampton / 11 nights.
Falmouth has protected the deep water anchorage of the Carrick Roads since Tudor times; it was to this natural harbour that Ellen MacArthur returned at the end of her epic voyage in February 2005.
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Icelandic Summer
Cruise ID: BP0912 - Departs 10 June 2009 / From Greenock / 11 nights.
A perfect Scottish departure opens this eleven-night odyssey to a combination of exotic, off the beaten track favourites and familiar, scenic delights in Norway.
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Ireland & Islands
Cruise ID: BD0917 - Departs 23 July 2009 / From Leith / 9 nights.
Cruise ID: BW0911 - Departs 3 August 2009 / From Southampton / 10 nights.
An intriging, foray around home waters, revealing a beguilling mix of Celtic history, combined with time for relaxation - an ideal recipe for a summer holiday to remember.
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Irish Jig / A Summer Break / Autumn Escape
Cruise ID: BP0913 - Departs 21 June 2009 / From Greenock / 2 nights.
A fun-filled opportunity to sample a fine ship and a fair city, plus a welcome helping of Fred. Olsen hospitality; makes this the perfect weekend escape.
Cruise ID: BD0918 - Departs 1 August 2009 / From Leith / 4 nights.
This four-night mini cruise is long on sights, sounds and memories, and provides an ideal introduction to the friendly, intimate Fred. Olsen style of travel.
Cruise ID: BD0924 - Departs 1 October 2009 / From Newcastle / 4 nights.
This short, stylish trip is built around an invigorating, four night voyage to the near continent that makes for an ideal short break just as darker nights begin to set in.
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Irish Jig / Belgian Buzz
Cruise ID: BP0924 - Departs 25 October 2009 / From Liverpool / 2 nights
A weekend with a difference that combines three countries, aboard welcoming Black Prince.
Cruise ID: BW0919 - Departs 9 December 2009 / From Southampton / 2 nights
Sailing mid week for Belgium, Black Watch delivers you in the Belgian port and seaside resort of Zeebruge on an early December morning. Although interesting in its own right, the
real attraction is the port’s closeness to the beautiful flemish city of Bruges.
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Irish Jig, Christmas Canals And Dublin Spring
Cruise ID: BP827 - Departs 8 November 2008 / From Greenock / 2 nights.
After a short crossing of the Irish Sea, discover Dublin’s 16th century Castle; St. Patrick’s Cathedral; Trinity College, home to the 8th century Book of Kells; Bank of Ireland building, the old seat of the Irish Parliament; and Leinster House, the present seat of the Doyle – the Irish Republic’s Parliament.
Cruise ID: BW871 - Departs 18 December 2008 / From Southampton / 3 nights.
Sailing the week before Christmas, this three-night cruise offers a fantastic 24 hours in the Dutch capital.
Cruise ID: BP907 - Departs 23 April 2009 / From Liverpool / 2 nights. Prices from £97
Throughout the ages, literature, theatre and art have played an important role in Dublin’s cultural development.
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