In Search of the Northern Lights
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This visit to the remote, dramatic lands of Norwegian Arctic presents an unmissable opportunity to experience the region’s scenic beauty, its natural wonders and phenomena, and what life is like living amongst the wilderness. Going in search of Aurora Borealis will be something to remember forever; Northern Norway is one of the greatest places on earth to see the Northern Lights, and spending almost a week within the Arctic Circle, often away from unpolluted skies, gives you the best chance to experience them. With luck on your side, during your visits to Tromso, Alta and Hammerfest, you may be fortunate enough to witness Mother Nature’s remarkable light show illuminate the clear night sky with dancing ribbons of colour. [ReadMore]
Aside from seeking out the Aurora, there are an abundance of other Arctic highlights to explore, discover and experience too. From both Tromso and Alta you can venture off into the wilderness to meet, spend time with, and sample the lifestyle of indigenous Sami communities. Take in the sights of Tromso, from the iceberg-shaped Arctic Cathedral to the scenic views from atop Mount Storsteinen, too and perhaps see the UNESCO-listed rock carvings of Hjemmeluft at Alta’s fascinating museum. You’ll also get to wonder at the rugged landscapes surrounding Narvik, and cross the Arctic Circle at sunset. Elsewhere in Norway, south of the Arctic Circle, your journey also takes you to Ålesund, where you could take in the town’s collection of art-nouveau towers and turrets, steeples and spires, or climb Mount Aksla for unspoilt views of surrounding islands and islets; and to charming Trondheim, a city with Viking heritage found deep in its foundations.
Your Itinerary
- Visit remote and dramatic lands of Norway
- Unmissable sights of the regions scenic beauty
- A chance to witness the remarkable Northern Lights
Liverpool, England
Feb 11 | Depart - early evening
Liverpool is one of Britain's most iconic and interesting cities, and famously home to the Cavern Club and The Beatles.
Liverpool - a former European Capital of Culture - is globally-renowned for its music, arts, culture and diverse architecture, and attracts visitors from around the globe.
A busy port city, Liverpool is also known for its historic waterfront district and Albert Dock, where some of the city's best known galleries and museums can be found. The Tate Gallery, International Slavery Museum and 'The Beatles Story' exhibition are easily found on foot, and sit alongside the largest collection of Grade One listed buildings in the UK, including the iconic Liver Building and a number of structures associated with the ill-fated RMS Titanic.
Belfast, Northern Ireland
Feb 12 | Arrive - early morning | Depart - early afternoon
From beautiful coastlines to a fascinating industrial heritage, Belfast is a modern, vibrant and stylish city. Famous for being the birthplace of the RMS Titanic, Northern Ireland's capital offers visitors the chance to visit the Harland and Wolff shipyard and the fascinating Titanic Experience. Only in Belfast can the Titanic story be traced to its source, and the excitement of an era when the city was at the height of its powers relived.
Close to Queen’s University lie the fascinating Botanical Gardens, established for over 180 years. The unique Palm House was one of the world’s first cast-iron glass-houses and displays a wide range of tropical plants, ranging from bananas to rubber. Alongside, the Renaissance-styled Ulster Museum tells Ireland’s 9,000-year history through art, ceramics, costume, and prehistoric archaeology. To the city’s northern edge is the impressive Belfast Castle, offering wonderful views of the city as it stands 120m above the Irish Sea.
Belfast is also perfectly placed to discover the stunning Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland's only UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site and an incredible natural wonder steeped in myths and legends.
Ålesund, Norway
Feb 14 | Arrive - early morning | Depart - late afternoon
Ålesund is Norway’s popular, art-nouveau epic of towers and turrets, ornaments and balconies, steeples and spires. The city’s delightful pedestrianised streets, offer a diverse mix of art galleries, shops and lively cafés, and lead to the 418 steps that climb Mount Aksla. The Fjellstua restaurant and café at the summit is the perfect place to sit and soak up panoramic views of this attractive city, the archipelago, and the Sunnmore Alps.
Virtually destroyed by fire in 1904, Ålesund was rebuilt within three years and is regarded widely as one of Europe’s true visual experiences. The port is home to the Jugendstilsenteret – The National Art Nouveau Centre –, which has a well-preserved art nouveau interior and regularly features exhibitions and displays.
Ålesund is the gateway to the iconic northwestern fjords and this seaport is the home base for Norway's largest cod-fishing fleet, which, unsurprisingly, provides the city's visitors with some superb seafood to try.
Cruising Torghatten, Norway
Feb 15 | Arrive - early morning | Depart - late morning
A scenic cruise along the shores of Toget Island allows you see one of Norway's most astonishing natural wonders - Torghatten Mountain. The mountain is known affectionately as 'the mountain with the hole', Torghatten is famous for the huge tunnel that strikes right through the middle of it and has has to be seen to be believed.
Cruising Seven Sisters mountain range, Norway
Feb 15 | Arrive - early afternoon | Depart - early afternoon
Forming a majestic chain of peaks overlooking the shipping channel, the Seven Sister mountain range is an awe-inspring backdrop to the myriad of islands and Norwegian landscapes. Standing 1,000 feet above the shoreline, these beautiful women are perhaps best observed in all their glory from your ship. It is possible to climb them, and to learn the legend of the trolls who were turned to stone!
Crossing the Arctic Circle, Norway
Feb 15 | Arrive - late afternoon | Depart - late afternoon
Crossing the Arctic Circle takes you into the lands of prolonged days and midnight sun. It is visible on a map - north of which the sun can be seen above the horizon even at midnight during the summer months. However, during the winter the sun stays below the horizon for most of the day. During the cold winter months, light is provided by the moon and stars in addition to the elusive but spell-binding Northern Lights.
Tromsø, Norway
Feb 16 - 17 | Arrive - late morning | Depart - early evening
The island city of Tromsø is one of northern Norway’s true delights. Rich with neo-classical architecture, the city known as the ‘Gateway to the Arctic’ contains the largest number of wooden houses in Northern Norway, and its old world charm makes it a joy to explore.
A major cultural hub above the Arctic Circle, Tromsø is famed as a viewing point for the colourful Northern Lights that often light up the night sky. The city’s most recognisable landmark is the must-visit Arctic Cathedral. Built in 1965, the cathedral’s distinctive iceberg-shaped design was inspired by the landscapes of Northern Norway and features a beautiful glass mosaic.
The many museums and galleries in the city include the Perspektivet Museum – set in a neo-classical building built in 1838 that has exhibits from Tromsø’s past, plus the Art Museum of Northern Norway and the Mack Brewery. Tromsø is also home to Polaria, an Arctic aquarium that is popular with locals and tourists alike. The aquarium’s tanks are full of Arctic fish species, and the friendly bearded seals always delight the visiting crowds.
Tromsø, and the stunning landscapes that surround it, are best viewed from the top of the Storsteinen Mountain, which stands 420 metres above sea level. Accessible via cable car, the peak is easy to reach and one of the most popular spots on the edge of the city.
Alta, Norway
Feb 18 - 20 | Arrive - early morning | Depart - late night
As one of the best places on earth to witness the Northern Lights in winter, and experience the sensation of the Midnight Sun in summer, Alta is a truly magical destination. Originally inhabited by the indigenous Sami people, the area has a fascinating cultural history. Rock carvings in nearby Hjemmeluft are believed to date from around 4,200 to 500 BC. Now a UNESCO World Heritage site, the carvings on display in the Alta Museum are evidence of the existence of human activity in the far north during prehistoric times.
Alta needed rebuilding after World War II, so the buildings of this northern Norwegian port are relatively new; notable architecture includes the Northern Lights Cathedral. A particular highlight in the winter months is the Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel. Everything inside and outside the hotel is made of ice, and is open to visitors from January until it melts away in spring.
The head of the Altafjord, where the Altaelva runs through the town, is said to have the best salmon fishing in the world. It’s still possible to see the fish leaping up the river, despite the construction of the 100m Altadammen in the 1970s.
Hammerfest, Norway
Feb 20 - 21 | Arrive - early morning | Depart - late night
Laying claim to being the world’s most northerly ‘town’, Hammerfest in Norway is also one of the country’s oldest, but has undergone extensive modernisation, resulting in a colourful town on the island of Kvaløya. Thanks to its location within the Arctic Circle, Hammerfest experiences the ‘midnight sun’ phenomenon between May and July, during which the sun never sinks below the horizon. These long days throughout summer provide the perfect opportunity to explore the region’s rugged landscape, with hiking and fishing popular activities to enjoy.
The town itself has some interesting sights, including The Museum of Reconstruction for Finnmark and Northern Troms, which details the town’s colourful history, and The Polar Bear Society, which, in addition to housing stuffed polar bears, provides information on the town’s early life. Hammerfest is also home to one of 10 monuments that form the Struve Geodetic Arc, a chain of markers that stretch from Norway down to the Black Sea. These UNESCO-recognised monuments helped astronomers Friedrich Georg Wilhelm Struve to work out the size and shape of the planet.
Narvik, Norway
Feb 22 | Arrive - early morning | Depart - early evening
Founded in 1903, Narvik is a relatively new city but still offers a fascinating history. Located north of the Arctic Circle, the city's harbour is surprisingly ice-free, however, there are still a number of stunning Arctic sights to see, including the Narvikfjellet Mountain.
Although over 400km north of the Arctic Circle, Narvik’s harbour is ice-free and in use all year as a port for iron ore exports. Although inhabited since prehistoric times, the town was not established until 1903 when the Ofoten Railway was
completed. The line is a tourist attraction in itself, running 42km through magnificent scenery to the Swedish border. A cable car ride from the centre of town to the viewpoint on the Narvikfjellet Mountain gives fabulous views over the Ofotfjord and surrounding area.
Close to the town centre is the Ofoten Museum, with displays of local history including 5,000-year-old rock carvings. The Nordland Red Cross War Memorial Museum commemorates the occupation of Narvik in the Second World War. Narvik Church is a fine example of Scandinavian architecture, with a painted altar piece by Eilif Pettersen, while the northernmost animal park, Polar Park, is worth a look.
Trondheim, Norway
Feb 24 | Arrive - early morning | Depart - late afternoon
Founded over a thousand years ago by Viking King Olav Trygvasson, Trondheim was Norway’s first capital city. Its colourful warehouses, charming waterways and wooded hills makes Trondheim one of Norway's most photogenic towns. Sat on the impressive Trondheim Fjord, the city is packed with interesting sights which are easy to navigate on foot, as most of the attractions are located on a small island accessible via a series of walkable bridges.
The pride of Trondheim is Nidarosdomen, the world’s northernmost medieval cathedral. The majestic church towers above the city centre and is erected on the site of St. Olav’s grave where medieval pilgrims flocked to worship. Nearby is the Archbishop’s Palace, now a museum displaying artefacts, sculpture and gargoyles, while the Nordenfjeldske Kunstindustrimuseum has stunning collections of furniture, textiles and jewellery.
Ringve Museum is a fascinating music museum in a former manor house and barn. Other museums worth a look include Sverresborg Trøndelag Folk Museum and the unique Sverresborg Ski Museum, which traces the history of skiing in Norway from the 17th century to modern times.
Trondheim’s wide streets and semi-pedestrianised heart has some great cafés and restaurants, while Kristiansten Fortress, located on high to the east of the centre, is one of the most popular recreational areas.
Liverpool, England
Feb 27 | Arrive - early morning
Liverpool is one of Britain's most iconic and interesting cities, and famously home to the Cavern Club and The Beatles.
Liverpool - a former European Capital of Culture - is globally-renowned for its music, arts, culture and diverse architecture, and attracts visitors from around the globe.
A busy port city, Liverpool is also known for its historic waterfront district and Albert Dock, where some of the city's best known galleries and museums can be found. The Tate Gallery, International Slavery Museum and 'The Beatles Story' exhibition are easily found on foot, and sit alongside the largest collection of Grade One listed buildings in the UK, including the iconic Liver Building and a number of structures associated with the ill-fated RMS Titanic.
Pricing & cabins
* Prices correct as of 01:00 18/01/2022, based on the lowest available Cruise Only fare, and on two people sharing a twin cabin. Please call 0800 035 5130 for live availability & prices.
Suite
From £3,299 per person
BJ - Balcony Junior Suite
Borealis' Balcony Junior Suites are a welcoming, comfortable space. Guests will find ample room to relax, and all the amenities they need during their stay, plus a private balcony for soaking up sunshine and scenery outside.
- Deck(s): Bridge Deck 7 & Highland Deck 6
- Size: 244 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with two single beds (can be converted to one queen-sized bed)
- Sitting area
- Bathroom with bath and shower (unless indicated as shower only)
- Private balcony
- Floor-to-ceiling windows
- Access to mini bar and fridge
- Guests benefit from complimentary Suite Dreams package
BJD - Balcony Junior Suite Wheelchair Adapted
Borealis' Balcony Junior Adapted Suites are a welcoming, comfortable space. Guests will find ample room to relax, and all the amenities they need during their stay, plus a private balcony for soaking up sunshine and scenery outside.
- Deck(s): Bridge Deck 7 & Highland Deck 6
- Size: 244-283 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with two single beds (can be converted to one queen-sized bed)
- Sitting area
- Bathroom with roll-in shower
- Private balcony
- Floor-to-ceiling windows
- Access to mini bar and fridge
- Guests benefit from complimentary Suite Dreams package
Please call for latest prices
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BS - Balcony Suite
The Balcony Suites on Borealis feature all the amenities and comforts guests need during their stay, and provide ample space in which to relax, both indoors and outside on a private balcony.
- Deck(s): Bridge Deck 7 & Highland Deck 6
- Size: 283 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with two single beds (can be converted to one queen-sized bed)
- Separate sitting area
- Bathroom with bath and shower (unless indicated as shower only)
- Private balcony
- Large floor-to-ceiling windows
- Access to mini bar and fridge
- Guests benefit from complimentary Suite Dreams package
LBJ - Balcony Junior Suite
Solo traveller offer available
This suite is approximately 244-283 square feet in size and can be found on Highland Deck 6, Bridge Deck 7
This suite has a bedroom with a sitting area and a balcony. There is an en-suite bathroom with bath and/or shower.
Facilities include air conditioning, a TV, mini fridge, telephone, safe, hairdryer, mini bar/fridge.
All rooms are non-smoking, have room service available until 11.00pm, and require a European 2 pin plug (220 volts).
Smoking is permitted on room balconies.
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LBS - Balcony Suite
Solo traveller offer available
These suites are approximately 292-337 square feet in size and can be found on Bridge Deck 7 and Highland Deck 6.
They have a sitting area, picture windows, a balcony, bathroom with shower.
Facilities include air conditioning, a TV, telephone, fridge, safe and hairdryer.
All rooms are non-smoking, have room service available until 11.00pm, and require a European 2 pin plug (220 volts).
Smoking is permitted on room balconies.
OW - Olsen Suite
As the largest of Borealis’ suites and cabins, the elegantly appointed Olsen Suite offers the most space and amenities of all the guest accommodation on board.
- Deck: Bridge Deck 7
- Size: 1,181 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with king-size bed
- Separate sitting, dining and dressing areas
- Bathroom with oversize bath and separate shower
- Private balcony with large table, chairs and sun loungers
- Large floor-to-ceiling windows
- Access to pantry, mini bar and fridge
- Guests benefit from complimentary Suite Dreams package
Please call for latest prices
PS - Premier Suite
At approximately 568 to 644 square feet in size, Borealis' Premier Suites are spacious and stylish, and feature all the amenities guests need for a comfortable, restful stay, as well as a few extra touches that help make for a even more special experience.
- Deck: Bridge Deck 7
- Size: 658-644 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with king-size bed
- Separate sitting and dressing areas
- Bathroom with bath and shower
- Private balcony with large table, chairs and sun loungers
- Large floor-to-ceiling windows
- Access to mini bar and fridge
- Guests benefit from complimentary Suite Dreams package
PSD - Premier Suite Wheelchair Adapted
At approximately 568 to 644 square feet in size, Borealis' Premier Adapted Suites are spacious and stylish, and feature all the amenities guests need for a comfortable, restful stay, as well as a few extra touches that help make for a even more special experience.
- Deck: Bridge Deck 7
- Size: 658-644 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with king-size bed (single side approach to bed)
- Separate sitting and dressing areas
- Bathroom with bath and roll-in shower
- Private balcony with large table, chairs and sun loungers
- Large floor-to-ceiling windows
- Access to mini bar and fridge
- Guests benefit from complimentary Suite Dreams package
Please call for latest prices
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* Prices correct as of 01:00 18/01/2022, based on the lowest available Cruise Only fare, and on sole occupancy. Please call 0800 035 5130 for live availability & prices.
Suite
From £4,124
BJ - Balcony Junior Suite
Borealis' Balcony Junior Suites are a welcoming, comfortable space. Guests will find ample room to relax, and all the amenities they need during their stay, plus a private balcony for soaking up sunshine and scenery outside.
- Deck(s): Bridge Deck 7 & Highland Deck 6
- Size: 244 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with two single beds (can be converted to one queen-sized bed)
- Sitting area
- Bathroom with bath and shower (unless indicated as shower only)
- Private balcony
- Floor-to-ceiling windows
- Access to mini bar and fridge
- Guests benefit from complimentary Suite Dreams package
BJD - Balcony Junior Suite Wheelchair Adapted
Borealis' Balcony Junior Adapted Suites are a welcoming, comfortable space. Guests will find ample room to relax, and all the amenities they need during their stay, plus a private balcony for soaking up sunshine and scenery outside.
- Deck(s): Bridge Deck 7 & Highland Deck 6
- Size: 244-283 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with two single beds (can be converted to one queen-sized bed)
- Sitting area
- Bathroom with roll-in shower
- Private balcony
- Floor-to-ceiling windows
- Access to mini bar and fridge
- Guests benefit from complimentary Suite Dreams package
Please call for latest prices
360° View
BS - Balcony Suite
The Balcony Suites on Borealis feature all the amenities and comforts guests need during their stay, and provide ample space in which to relax, both indoors and outside on a private balcony.
- Deck(s): Bridge Deck 7 & Highland Deck 6
- Size: 283 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with two single beds (can be converted to one queen-sized bed)
- Separate sitting area
- Bathroom with bath and shower (unless indicated as shower only)
- Private balcony
- Large floor-to-ceiling windows
- Access to mini bar and fridge
- Guests benefit from complimentary Suite Dreams package
LBJ - Balcony Junior Suite
Solo traveller offer available
This suite is approximately 244-283 square feet in size and can be found on Highland Deck 6, Bridge Deck 7
This suite has a bedroom with a sitting area and a balcony. There is an en-suite bathroom with bath and/or shower.
Facilities include air conditioning, a TV, mini fridge, telephone, safe, hairdryer, mini bar/fridge.
All rooms are non-smoking, have room service available until 11.00pm, and require a European 2 pin plug (220 volts).
Smoking is permitted on room balconies.
Please call for latest prices
LBS - Balcony Suite
Solo traveller offer available
These suites are approximately 292-337 square feet in size and can be found on Bridge Deck 7 and Highland Deck 6.
They have a sitting area, picture windows, a balcony, bathroom with shower.
Facilities include air conditioning, a TV, telephone, fridge, safe and hairdryer.
All rooms are non-smoking, have room service available until 11.00pm, and require a European 2 pin plug (220 volts).
Smoking is permitted on room balconies.
OW - Olsen Suite
As the largest of Borealis’ suites and cabins, the elegantly appointed Olsen Suite offers the most space and amenities of all the guest accommodation on board.
- Deck: Bridge Deck 7
- Size: 1,181 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with king-size bed
- Separate sitting, dining and dressing areas
- Bathroom with oversize bath and separate shower
- Private balcony with large table, chairs and sun loungers
- Large floor-to-ceiling windows
- Access to pantry, mini bar and fridge
- Guests benefit from complimentary Suite Dreams package
Please call for latest prices
PS - Premier Suite
At approximately 568 to 644 square feet in size, Borealis' Premier Suites are spacious and stylish, and feature all the amenities guests need for a comfortable, restful stay, as well as a few extra touches that help make for a even more special experience.
- Deck: Bridge Deck 7
- Size: 658-644 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with king-size bed
- Separate sitting and dressing areas
- Bathroom with bath and shower
- Private balcony with large table, chairs and sun loungers
- Large floor-to-ceiling windows
- Access to mini bar and fridge
- Guests benefit from complimentary Suite Dreams package
PSD - Premier Suite Wheelchair Adapted
At approximately 568 to 644 square feet in size, Borealis' Premier Adapted Suites are spacious and stylish, and feature all the amenities guests need for a comfortable, restful stay, as well as a few extra touches that help make for a even more special experience.
- Deck: Bridge Deck 7
- Size: 658-644 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with king-size bed (single side approach to bed)
- Separate sitting and dressing areas
- Bathroom with bath and roll-in shower
- Private balcony with large table, chairs and sun loungers
- Large floor-to-ceiling windows
- Access to mini bar and fridge
- Guests benefit from complimentary Suite Dreams package
Please call for latest prices
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Single
From £1,999
JB - Single Balcony Suite
Borealis' Single Balcony Suites are a welcoming, comfortable space. Guests will find ample room to relax, and all the amenities they need during their stay, plus a private balcony for soaking up sunshine and scenery outside.
- Deck: Highland Deck 6
- Size: 244 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with two single beds (can be converted to one queen-sized bed)
- Sitting area
- Bathroom with bath and shower (unless indicated as shower only)
- Private balcony
- Floor-to-ceiling windows
- Access to mini bar and fridge
- Guests benefit from complimentary Suite Dreams package
K - Single Ocean View
Situated on deck 3, 2 and 1, Borealis' K Grade Single Ocean View cabins provide guests with the comfort of soothing natural light, as well as wonderful ocean views, thanks to their large picture windows.
- Deck(s): Promenade Deck 3, Coral Deck 2 & Marina Deck 1
- Size: 214 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with two single beds (can be converted into a queen-size bed)
- Bathroom with bath and shower (unless indicated as shower only)
- Large picture window
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M - Single Superior Interior Cabin
Situated on deck 7 M Grade Single Superior Interior cabins on Bolette have all the amenities and comforts guests need, and are positioned close to the ship's stairs and lifts, providing easy access to the other decks and their public areas.
- Deck: Bridge Deck 7
- Size: 183 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with two single beds (can be converted into a queen-size bed)
- Bathroom with shower
N - Single Interior Cabin
Situated on decks 2 and 1 N Grade Single Interior cabins on Borealis have all the amenities and comforts guests need, and are positioned close to the ship's stairs and lifts, providing easy access to the other decks and their public areas.
- Deck(s): Coral Deck 2 & Marina Deck 1
- Size: 183 square feet (approx.)
- Bedroom with two single beds (can be converted into a queen-size bed)
- Bathroom with shower
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These rooms are approximately 182 square feet, and have a bathroom with shower.
Facilities include climate control, Interactive Smart TV, desk, phone, mini-fridge, hairdryer & tea & coffee making facilities.
All rooms are non-smoking, have room service available until 11.00pm, and require a European 2 pin plug (220 volts).
This room type could be one of the following grades: M or N.
SO - Single Ocean View Room
These rooms are approximately 214 square feet in size and have a picture window, and a bathroom with shower.
Facilities include climate control, Interactive Smart TV, desk, phone, mini-fridge, hairdryer & tea & coffee making facilities.
All rooms are non-smoking, have room service available until 11.00pm, and require a European 2 pin plug (220 volts).
This room type could be one of the following grades: K grade based on Saver Fare.
Please call for latest prices
What's Included?
Cruise descriptions include optional, chargeable experiences that may be enjoyed independently and/or with optional Fred. Olsen Shore Tours. *Premium Traditional Afternoon Tea not included.
Upgrade to All Inclusive Drinks Package is available as a chargeable optional extra and can be added to your booking up to six days prior to your cruise departing.
Great value offers on selected fares and cabin grades available on this cruise. Prices shown may vary – please contact our Reservations team for further details.
About Your Ship
Borealis, like her sister ship Bolette, has capacity for less than 1,400 guests but is larger in overall size than the other vessels in the Fred. Olsen fleet. This means when you come on board for a memorable cruise holiday, to relax and enjoy a premium level of comfort – as well as our renowned personal service – in the elegant public areas, lounges, bars and dining venues, you have even more space in which to do so.
With its warm, welcoming atmosphere and timeless style, and classic open deck spaces providing a place to fully immerse yourself in the magic of ocean cruising, Borealis is very much in keeping with what our guests have come to expect from a Fred. Olsen ship.
The Olsen Way
In recent years, we have seen a new era emerging in cruising.
There is a trend for everything to get bigger and busier, and for a cruise to be seen as an alternative to a large luxury resort, with a limitless flurry of activity. But this is not for us. Find out more
We are free to do things a different way because we are family-run. Of course some people enjoy the bigger, busier cruises, but it is not for everyone, and it is not for us. We prefer to do things, 'The Olsen Way'.
We have fewer guests, so the atmosphere on board our ships is always warm and civilised. Our smaller ships allow us to visit the more interesting places that the world has to offer.
We pride ourselves on putting our all into the Fred. Olsen cruise experience. Our itineraries are created from scratch every year, our service is genuinely personal and each and every area of our ships is designed by hand.
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