Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has unveiled a collection of 39 cruises for the first half of 2028, with itineraries ranging from five to 87 nights and a return to Canada for the first time since 2024.
The program will operate from ports in England, Scotland and Spain, covering the British Isles, Norway, northern Europe, the Mediterranean, Iceland, the Azores, the Caribbean and Canada aboard Balmoral, Borealis and Bolette.
Australian travellers booking through Cruise Traveller can also access selected cabins without a solo supplement. The offer applies to eligible 2028 sailings booked by November 4, subject to availability.
Among the new itineraries is a 10-night Northern Lights voyage aboard Bolette, departing Newcastle in the UK on February 25, 2028.
The roundtrip sailing will explore Norway during winter, with fares from £1,249 per person in an inside cabin and £1,749 in an oceanview cabin, with the same fares available to solo travellers on selected cabins.
Joe O’Sullivan, Cruise Traveller Managing Director, said the smaller ships were designed to offer a more traditional style of cruising.
“Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ ships are smaller, more personal and full of charm and character, with space to relax in style so that you can savour the timeless pleasures of sea travel,” Mr O’Sullivan said.
The three-ship fleet ranges from 1,250 to 1,353 guests, allowing access to smaller ports alongside longer regional and international itineraries.
