Braemar's 'Western Caribbean & Central America' fly-cruise update - 15/03/2020 17:30 GMT
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines can confirm that our ship Braemar remains at anchor in The Bahamas – where supplies are being shipped across from Freeport.
Braemar's 'Western Caribbean & Central America' fly-cruise update - 15/03/2020
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines ship Braemar remains at anchor in The Bahamas today (Sunday, 15th March, 2020) to take on board supplies – while diplomatic discussions continue to get passengers home as quickly as possible.
Braemar's 'Western Caribbean & Central America' fly-cruise update - 14/03/2020
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines can confirm that our ship ‘Braemar’ has arrived in The Bahamas, where it has been offered ‘safe haven’ to take on food, fuel, medication and other supplies for those on board.
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines voluntarily pauses departures until 23rd May 2020
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has taken the difficult decision to pause our cruise operations for a period of time, as many other cruise operators have already done. This is in light of the recent announcement from the UK Government which advises those aged over 70, or with underlying health issues, not to take cruise holidays.
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines – media statement – March 13th AM
Fred. Olsen Cruise lines can confirm that our ship Braemar is still heading to The Bahamas, where we have been given permission to come alongside in order to take on supplies and medication.
Braemar's 'Western Caribbean & Central America' fly-cruise update - 12/03/2020
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines can confirm that we have been required to change the itinerary of our ship Braemar, after five people on board tested positive for COVID-19 Coronavirus.
Braemar's 'Western Caribbean & Central America' fly-cruise update - 11/03/2020
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has taken the decision to cancel the next cruise of its ship Braemar – ‘Islands of the Caribbean & the Azores’ (M2006) – after a small number of guests and crew who are currently on board tested positive for COVID-19 Coronavirus. Braemar is currently in the Caribbean on a 14-night ‘Western Caribbean & Central America’ cruise.
Braemar's 'Western Caribbean & Central America' fly-cruise update - 10/03/2020
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines can confirm that earlier today, a small number of individuals on board Braemar's current ‘Western Caribbean & Central America’ itinerary was tested for COVID-19 coronavirus.
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines wins 'PR Campaign of the Year' at the inaugural 'TravMedia Awards 2020'
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines was proud to win the ‘PR Campaign of the Year’ award at the inaugural ‘TravMedia Awards 2020’ in London on the evening of 10th March 2020, for its historic 'D-Day 75 Voyage of Remembrance' with The Royal British Legion in June 2019, on board 'Boudicca'.
Braemar's 'Western Caribbean & Central America' fly-cruise update - 10/03/2020
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines can confirm that Braemar has arrived in Willemstad, Curaçao, to allow for the testing of a small number of influenza-like cases on board.
Braemar's 'Western Caribbean & Central America' fly-cruise statement - 09/03/2020
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines can confirm that two guests who recently sailed aboard Braemar were diagnosed with COVID-19 Coronavirus after returning home. Both guests were aboard Braemar as part of the ‘Eastern Caribbean’ fly-cruise, and left the ship last week.
‘Small ships for a big world’ – Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines unveils new-look ‘Worldwide Cruise Holidays 2021-2022’ brochure, showcasing 224 destinations in 73 countries
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines is excited to announce that, in 2021/22, its fleet of smaller, more intimately-sized ocean ships – 'Balmoral', 'Braemar', 'Boudicca' and 'Black Watch' – will be visiting no fewer than 224 destinations in 73 countries, on 93 different itineraries, with durations between three and 153 nights, including 88 different areas of scenic cruising.
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