Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines' crew aboard Borealis and Bolette recently joined forces with Visit Eidfjord to support beach clean-up efforts in Eidfjord, Norway, one of the line’s scenic ports of call.
On the 16th and 31st of August, 45 crew members from Borealis and 42 crew members from Bolette took part in clean-up activities across three local sites, reinforcing the company’s ongoing commitment
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has announced an exciting on-board credit offer of up to £300 per cabin on selected 2025 & 2026 sailings.
The offer is valid on new bookings made between 20th August and 24th September 2025 and applies to over 100 sailings departing from September 2025 through to December 2026.
Standout sailings in the promotion include festive voyages in search of the Northern L
Later this year, Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines is set to unveil Fresco – a new open-air dining venue aboard Borealis, alongside exciting culinary enhancements for 2026 onwards.
Opening in November on Deck 8 aft, Fresco will bring a relaxed atmosphere and light bites inspired by the sun-soaked flavours of the Mediterranean, offering a charming new way to experience cuisine at sea following Borealis’
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines is sponsoring the ‘Hop to it! Suffolk 2025’ art trail, which will see hare sculptures located across Ipswich to raise funds for, and awareness of, the work of St Elizabeth Hospice, the main hospice serving the East Suffolk area.
The cruise line has unveiled its hare sculpture, Boreal, featuring a Scandinavian theme embracing the natural wonders of the world and encompas
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines is set to appear in an upcoming episode of a new behind-the-scenes TV series filmed at the Port of Dover.
Featuring on episode four of Dover 24/7: Britain’s Busiest Port, airing on Channel 4 on Monday 23rd June at 8pm, the focus will be on the operations of its 1,353-guest ship, Borealis on a turnaround day, and how the crew prepare the ship for the embarkation of new
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has today (7th June) returned to the Port of Rosyth in Scotland, marking the start of a summer season of sailings aboard its 1,325-guest ship, Balmoral.
A total of eight cruises will depart from Rosyth between June and August 2025, offering guests the chance to enjoy scenic and cultural discoveries closer to home and further afield.
Highlights include scenic cruisin
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has today returned to Dover, offering a selection of sailings throughout summer 2025 to destinations including Norway, Malta, Croatia, the Azores and Iceland.
This year, aboard Borealis, guests can witness the waterfalls of Langfoss and Kleivafoss; immerse themselves in outdoor activities such as fishing on the fjords; discover the historic charm of Dubrovnik and Split;
