Name: Bank Holiday Fjords of Norway
Brand: Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines
Rating: 4.6 (92 reviews)

Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines

With more than 175 years of know-how behind it, this heritage brand has the expertise to deliver quality cruising with strong, customer-friendly value. It's known for its ideally sized ships and caters to a broad range of guests, including couples, solo travellers and families. It also offers a wide selection of carefully curated itineraries, from no-fly mini cruises from the UK to mystery cruises in the Mediterranean.

Cruise Itinerary

Day 1

Liverpool

Liverpool, renowned as the birthplace of The Beatles, is a vibrant port city that has long played a central role in maritime history, influencing the world's shipping and music scenes alike. Cruise lines such as Cunard and Royal Caribbean frequently stop here, allowing passengers to soak in its rich musical legacy and architectural grandeur. The city's climate is characteristically mild, providing an inviting atmosphere for exploring its bustling docks and historic buildings. Liverpool offers a genuine slice of British life, with its lively pubs and museums. A unique fact: it boasts more listed buildings than any UK city outside London, showcasing its architectural wealth and historical importance.

Day 2

At sea

Day 3

Lerwick, Shetland Islands

Day 4

Kirkwall, Orkney Islands

Ensconsed inside Orkney's rugged shores, Kirkwall welcomes visitors with its affable nature and maritime past. This ancient seaport boasts a history dating back over a thousand years, where Norse and Scottish influences intertwine. Its temperate climate, tempered by the Gulf Stream, offers mild winters and cool summers, ideal for exploring its picturesque landscapes. As a gateway to Orkney's treasures, Kirkwall beckons with its charming streets and historic landmarks, inviting travelers to uncover its secrets. Don't miss the majestic St. Magnus Cathedral, a testament to the island's enduring spirit, standing proudly amidst the bustling harbor.

Day 5

Stornoway, Isle of Lewis

Sat on the rugged coastline of the Isle of Lewis, Stornoway welcomes cruisegoers with tales steeped in Gaelic lore and seafaring traditions. Its history is intertwined with the resilient spirit of its people, from ancient clans to modern-day fishermen. The climate, shaped by the North Atlantic, offers a raw authenticity, with wild winds and dramatic skies painting a vivid backdrop for exploration. Visitors seeking an escape from tourist hotspots find solace in Stornoway's unspoiled landscapes and genuine hospitality. As a unique fact, Stornoway boasts the title of the largest town in the Outer Hebrides, a testament to its significance in Scotland's maritime heritage.

Day 6

Day 7

Liverpool

Liverpool, renowned as the birthplace of The Beatles, is a vibrant port city that has long played a central role in maritime history, influencing the world's shipping and music scenes alike. Cruise lines such as Cunard and Royal Caribbean frequently stop here, allowing passengers to soak in its rich musical legacy and architectural grandeur. The city's climate is characteristically mild, providing an inviting atmosphere for exploring its bustling docks and historic buildings. Liverpool offers a genuine slice of British life, with its lively pubs and museums. A unique fact: it boasts more listed buildings than any UK city outside London, showcasing its architectural wealth and historical importance.

Day 1

Liverpool

Liverpool, renowned as the birthplace of The Beatles, is a vibrant port city that has long played a central role in maritime history, influencing the world's shipping and music scenes alike. Cruise lines such as Cunard and Royal Caribbean frequently stop here, allowing passengers to soak in its rich musical legacy and architectural grandeur. The city's climate is characteristically mild, providing an inviting atmosphere for exploring its bustling docks and historic buildings. Liverpool offers a genuine slice of British life, with its lively pubs and museums. A unique fact: it boasts more listed buildings than any UK city outside London, showcasing its architectural wealth and historical importance.

Day 2

At sea

Day 3

Lerwick, Shetland Islands

Day 4

Kirkwall, Orkney Islands

Ensconsed inside Orkney's rugged shores, Kirkwall welcomes visitors with its affable nature and maritime past. This ancient seaport boasts a history dating back over a thousand years, where Norse and Scottish influences intertwine. Its temperate climate, tempered by the Gulf Stream, offers mild winters and cool summers, ideal for exploring its picturesque landscapes. As a gateway to Orkney's treasures, Kirkwall beckons with its charming streets and historic landmarks, inviting travelers to uncover its secrets. Don't miss the majestic St. Magnus Cathedral, a testament to the island's enduring spirit, standing proudly amidst the bustling harbor.

Day 5

Stornoway, Isle of Lewis

Sat on the rugged coastline of the Isle of Lewis, Stornoway welcomes cruisegoers with tales steeped in Gaelic lore and seafaring traditions. Its history is intertwined with the resilient spirit of its people, from ancient clans to modern-day fishermen. The climate, shaped by the North Atlantic, offers a raw authenticity, with wild winds and dramatic skies painting a vivid backdrop for exploration. Visitors seeking an escape from tourist hotspots find solace in Stornoway's unspoiled landscapes and genuine hospitality. As a unique fact, Stornoway boasts the title of the largest town in the Outer Hebrides, a testament to its significance in Scotland's maritime heritage.

Day 6

Stornoway, Isle of Lewis

Day 6

Stornoway, Isle of Lewis

Day 7

Liverpool

Liverpool, renowned as the birthplace of The Beatles, is a vibrant port city that has long played a central role in maritime history, influencing the world's shipping and music scenes alike. Cruise lines such as Cunard and Royal Caribbean frequently stop here, allowing passengers to soak in its rich musical legacy and architectural grandeur. The city's climate is characteristically mild, providing an inviting atmosphere for exploring its bustling docks and historic buildings. Liverpool offers a genuine slice of British life, with its lively pubs and museums. A unique fact: it boasts more listed buildings than any UK city outside London, showcasing its architectural wealth and historical importance.

Bolette

Our flagship proudly bears the name of Fred. Olsen's Great Grandmother, Bolette. Exuding classic, elegant style, and featuring spacious and comfortable public areas, with just 690 cabins, our flagship leads our fleet of smaller ships by example.