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Discover the best preserved Neolithic village in Northern Europe

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Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has defined and refined the cruise experience, and judging by the number of passengers that come back time and again, we seem to have styled it to perfection.

The company originated in Hvitsten, a small town on Oslofjord in Norway, in 1848 when three Olsen brothers – Fredrik Christian, Petter and Andreas – bought their first ships and began an international shipping company.

Now into the fifth generation of the family, they operate companies skilled in various aspects of the cruise and passenger shipping trade as well as aviation, ships’ crewing, shipbuilding and offshore industries.

Aside from the transportation industries, the Fred. Olsen group also has interests in the luxury hotel sector, estate management, property development, and electronics companies.

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With most of the world’s surface covered by water, it is important that this valuable resource is nurtured and looked after so that it remains healthy for generations to come. Fred. Olsen is committed to following the guidelines and practices set down by global  environmental authorities to help promote this goal to protect our marine environment. Similarly, we acknowledge our responsibilities towards the air that we all breathe. To this end, we aim to operate all our vessels in the most environmentally friendly way possible. 

In addition, Fred. Olsen recognises its obligations and responsibilities to the destinations visited by our vessels, and to this end we work in partnership with ports and local service providers to maintain our environmental standards wherever in the world our vessels are located.

Fred. Olsen maintains compliance with international and national laws and regulations by careful management of our environmental practices.

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Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines returns to Rosyth, Scotland, for summer season

July 1, 2024

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Other destinations from June through to August include the Baltic, Scottish Isles, Iceland and Portugal’s islands.

Clare Ward , Director of Product and Customer Service at Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, said:

“We are delighted to have returned to Rosyth for another busy cruising schedule for summer 2024.

“Guests joining us can look forward to a variety of cruises on board Balmoral where they can seek out native wildlife, witness spectacular natural phenomena and immerse in the local way of life.

“Opportunities in our hand-crafted itineraries include the opportunity to sail along the size-restricted Kiel Canal, witness thundering waterfalls and spurting geysers in Iceland and see beautiful hydrangeas when they’re in bloom in the Azores.”

Guests can also look forward to a host of specially curated activities on board, from chances to spot marine wildlife with conservation charity ORCA, sampling authentic flavours from the destinations they will visit and joining an astronomer for stargazing on deck.

Rob Mason , Head of Cruise at Capital Cruising, said:

“Our cruise season is well underway across Scotland, and we are excited to welcome Fred. Olsen’s summer cruises into the Port of Rosyth.

“Sailing into Rosyth offers the perfect regional location for travellers who can depart from here and cruise directly to many brilliant destinations across Europe and further afield.

“This year will be our busiest cruise season on the River Forth and we are seeing cruise holidays increase in popularity in Scotland each year.

“We would encourage anyone who has not tried a cruise holiday, to book one of the many brilliant travel itineraries that cruise lines like Fred. Olsen offer.”

Upcoming cruise highlights from Rosyth include:

Balmoral’s 11-night L2422 ‘The Life and Landscapes of Iceland’ cruise, departing from Rosyth on 22ndJuly 2024. Prices start from £1,299 per person.

Discover volcanic wonders, such as the Snæfellsjökull Glacier Witness thundering waterfalls and spurting geysers Take the chance to encounter humpbacks on a whale-watching tour

Itinerary: Rosyth, Scotland – Cruising by Duncansby Sea Stacks, Scotland – Cruising Pentland Firth, Scotland – Heimaey, Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland – Reykjavík, Iceland – Grundarfjörður, Iceland – Cruising by Hrísey, Iceland – Cruising Eyjafjörður, Iceland – Akureyri, Iceland – Husavik, Iceland – Tórshavn, Faroe Islands – Rosyth, Scotland

For more details: Visit L2422 ‘The Life and Landscapes of Iceland’

Balmoral’s five-night L2423 ‘Summertime Norwegian Fjords in Five Nights’ cruise, departing from Rosyth on 2ndAugust 2024. Prices start from £999 per person.

Experience the natural beauty of Norway in just five nights Cruise the serene waters of Nordfjord, Innvikfjord and Lysefjord Sail under Pulpit Rock and past the Hornelen sea cliff

Itinerary: Rosyth, Scotland – Olden, Norway – Cruising Nordfjord and Innvikfjord, Norway – Cruising by Hornelen, Norway – Stavanger, Norway – Cruising Lysefjord, Norway – Rosyth, Scotland

For more details: Visit L2423 ‘Summertime Norwegian Fjords in Five Nights’

Balmoral’s 15-night L2424 ‘Portugal’s Islands in Search of the Meteor Shower’ cruise, departing from Rosyth on 7th August 2024. Prices start from £1,699 per person.

Discover the natural wonders of the Azores Join ORCA to search for marine life from Balmoral See the Perseid Meteor Shower and hydrangeas in bloom

Itinerary: Rosyth, Scotland – Praia da Vitoria, Azores – Horta, Azores – Ponta Delgada, Azores – Vila Franca Islet, Azores – Cruise Mouth of River Tagus, Belem Tower and Discovery Monument, Portugal – Cruise by Cristo Rei and Abril 25 Bridge, Portugal – Lisbon, Portugal – Leixões, Portugal – Rosyth, Scotland

For more details: Visit L2424 ‘Portugal’s Islands in Search of the Meteor Shower’

Balmoral’s one-night L2425 ‘One-Night Mini-Cruise’, departing from Rosyth on 22nd August 2024. Prices start from £99 per person.

One night of Fred. Olsen’s small ship cruising Enjoy delicious food, entertainment and personal service Relax and sample ocean cruising on Balmoral

Itinerary: Rosyth, UK – Newcastle, UK

For more details: Visit L2425 ‘One-Night Mini-Cruise’

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Fred. Olsen Cruises are a relaxing way to explore the rugged and dramatic beauty of the Scottish Highlands and Islands plus other parts of Scotland and the UK. They offer a range of cruise itineraries giving you the chance to see all that Scotland’s Highlands and Islands have to offer such as mountains, lochs, remote islands with stunning beaches, historical places of interest and pretty harbour towns such as Tobermory. Taking a cruise is also a great way for you to do some wildlife spotting as the seas around this area are well-known for seabirds, whales, sharks and dolphins.

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• Scottish Highlands and Islands
• Historic Castles and Highland Games
• Lochs of Scotland
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• Wildlife of England and Scotland
• From the Highlands of Scotland to the Lizard Peninsula

Cruises to the Scottish Highlands and Islands depart from various UK ports including:

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The port town of Rosyth is located in Fife, Scotland, and is centred on the iconic Rosyth Castle. Up until the 20th century, this castle was surrounded by water and much of what exists of the town today has been built on reclaimed land. It is situated just across the Forth Road Bridge from the city of Edinburgh, which is well worth spending a day or two exploring on its own.

Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines both operates cruises from Rosyth, with itineraries taking passengers into Northern Europe, the Norwegian fjords, and the Arctic Circle. Situated just north of Edinburgh, it is an ideal option for holidaymakers from central Scotland and northern England.

Rosyth is easily accessible via road and is located just 12 miles north of the Scottish capital. The two settlements are also well-connected via twice-hourly direct rail services. If you are planning on spending a night or two in Edinburgh prior to or after your cruise, your best option may be to fly into Edinburgh Airport, which is located just outside the city centre.

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Fred. Olsen’s cruises from Scotland can bring guests from the UK’s northern regions and beyond closer to incredible destinations in the comfort and elegant, timeless style of our smaller-sized cruise ships. Whether you want to immerse yourself in complete peace, tranquillity and outstanding natural beauty, or fascinating culture and rich history, you’re sure to find there’s a perfect Fred. Olsen cruise deal from Scotland for you.

Thanks to Scotland’s convenient close proximity to Scandinavia and Northern Europe, Rosyth (for Edinburgh) is the ideal departure port for unforgettable cruises to Norway’s spectacular fjordland, beautiful Scandinavian capitals and cities famed for their fascinating history, and to Iceland, with its astonishing wonders and wildlife. Cruise closer to home for chances to uncover picturesque Scottish isles and legendary lochs.

Rosyth is easily accessible via road and is located just 12 miles north of the Scottish capital. The two settlements are also well-connected via twice-hourly direct rail services. If you are planning on spending a night or two in Edinburgh prior to or after your cruise, your best option may be to fly into Edinburgh Airport, which is located just outside the city centre.

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Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines to return to cruising from Scotland

The line’s ship Balmoral will depart from Edinburgh for the Norwegian fjords on 8 July 2022

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By Alice Chambers | 07 July 2022

Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines will cruise from Scotland for the first time since 2019 on 8 July 2022 when its ship, Balmoral, departs from Rosyth in Edinburgh for the Norwegian fjords.

Guests will board Balmoral for the cruise line’s ‘Hidden Gems of the Norwegian Fjords’ itinerary, visiting Nordfjord, Sognefjord, Fjaerlandsfjord and Eresfjord in Norway. The ship will also call at the Norwegian city of Molde and villages Skjolden and Olden.

Balmoral welcomed guests back onboard in May 2022, departing from Newcastle for the Canary Islands, and has since sailed trips to Norway, Finland, Sweden, Estonia and Latvia. The ship will continue operating from Scotland for the summer season.

“Welcoming guests from Scotland back onboard Balmoral, departing from Rosyth, is a major milestone for Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines,” said Peter Deer, managing director at Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines. “This first departure from Rosyth will be extra special as Scotland is Balmoral’s spiritual home, and we always receive a warm welcome when sailing from there. There is a long and proud history at Fred. Olsen of naming ships after Scottish icons, which reflects the connections between the Olsen family and Scotland.”

The line’s other two ships Bolette and Borealis also resumed sailing, having returned to operations in 2021.

“It is wonderful to have three ships sailing again, which allows us to offer departures from more regional ports around the UK. I look forward exploring the world with our Scottish guests aboard Balmoral this year and beyond.”

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Soak up some winter warmth on this eight-night escape as you hop between sun-kissed islands. You'll have opportunities to explore Madeira's vibrant botanical gardens, relax on the Canaries' sandy beaches, and stroll palm tree-lined promenades. In La Gomera, you can discover the unique Silbo language. Meanwhile, Funchal is perfect for sampling the Madeiran way of life, from sipping local wines to experiencing Bailinho folk dance and music. Each island features volcanic vistas that showcase the raw power of nature, particularly La Palma, home to Cumbre Vieja's active craters, Teneguía's dramatic landscapes, and the ancient Caldera de Taburiente, a massive crater with lush scenery and rugged beauty.

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Introducing borealis.

Sister ship to Bolette , Borealis is perfectly suited for enjoying scenic cruising of the world's lesser-known waterways. From cruising past remarkable landscapes and historical sites to capturing the beauty of the natural world. 

Sister-ship to Bolette , Borealis is perfectly suited for taking guests on a journey around the globe, enabling more exploration in more exciting ports. Her smaller size, spacious public areas, open deck spaces and impressive array of restaurants make her perfect for longer voyages, and shorter journeys alike.

Treats & Pastimes

In addition to our Signature Experiences, we have a selection of lovely Treats & Pastimes for you to enjoy when on board. Just check your Daily Times each day for full details.

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Cabin Options On Your Cruise

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Balcony Junior Suite (BJ)

Borealis ' Balcony Junior Suites have a private balcony and sitting/bedroom area.

Balcony Junior Suite Wheelchair Adapted (BJD)

Borealis ' Balcony Junior Adapted Suites have a balcony and sitting/bedroom area.

Balcony Suite (BS)

Located on Highland deck & Bridge deck, Borealis ' Balcony Suites have a private balcony.

Premier Suite (PS)

Borealis ' Premier Suites are located on Bridge deck, and have a private balcony.

Premier Suite Wheelchair Adapted (PSD)

Borealis ' Premier Adapted Suites are spacious and stylish, and located on Bridge deck.

Olsen Suite (OW)

The Olsen Suite is the largest suite on Borealis , with a private balcony and sitting area.

Terrace Cabin (TC)

Borealis ' Terrace Cabins offer access to the Promenade deck via sliding doors.

Terrace Adapted Cabin (TCD)

Borealis ' Terrace Adapted Cabins offer access to the Promenade deck via sliding doors.

Ocean View (F)

Borealis ' F Grade Ocean View cabins have two portholes and are on Marina & Coral deck.

Ocean View (E)

Situated on Marina & Coral deck, E Grade Ocean View cabins have a picture window.

Ocean View (D)

Situated on Marina & Coral deck, D Grade Ocean View cabins have a picture window.

Superior Ocean View (C)

Borealis ' C Grade Superior Ocean View cabins have a picture window.

Superior Ocean Fully Obstructed View (CO)

CO Grade Superior Ocean View cabins have a fully obstructed picture view window.

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Superior Ocean View (B)

B Grade Superior Ocean View cabins on Borealis are situated on Promenade deck.

Superior Ocean View Wheelchair Adapted Cabin (BD)

BD Grade Superior Ocean View Adapted cabins are on Highland deck and Promenade deck, with a picture window.

Interior Cabin (I)

Located on Marina, Coral & Promenade deck, I Grade Interior cabins on Borealis have a bathroom with shower.

Interior Cabin (H)

H Grade Interior cabins on Borealis are located on Marina & Coral deck.

Superior Interior Cabin (G)

G Grade Superior Interior cabins on Borealis are on decks Promenade & Highland deck..

Single Interior Cabin (N)

Borealis ' N Grade Single Interior cabins are situated on decks Marina & Coral deck.

Single Superior Interior Cabin (M)

M Grade Single Superior Interior cabins on Borealis are on Bridge deck.

Single Ocean View (K)

Borealis ' K Grade Single Ocean View cabins have large picture windows.

Single Balcony Suite (JB)

Borealis ' Single Balcony Suites, located on highland deck, have a private balcony.

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As well as our Signature Experiences, there are a host of other treats to enjoy on board our ships.

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• À la carte breakfast, lunch & dinner
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Our single guests feel right at home on board our ships; Fred. Olsen have the reputation of sailing the friendliest fleet afloat. 

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Disembarking when your ship's at anchor is a very different experience to when it's docked portside. Getting ashore in this instance often involves the use of the ship's tender, which is accessed via the steps of a secure gangway.