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Fred Olsen adds fourth Caribbean fly-cruise for 2015
Fred. Olsen has introduced a fourth Caribbean fly-cruise for 2015 after it’s proved to be a sell-out.
Sales have been high for the three Caribbean fly-cruises announced last month for 2015 following calls for the itinerary to be re-introduced.
The fourth cruise, which goes on sale today, will leave in February 2015.
It will be a 16-night ‘Caribbean Transatlantic Fly-Cruise’, including flying to Bridgetown (Barbados) then cruising to Castries (St. Lucia), St. John’s (Antigua), Basseterre (St. Kitts), Philipsburg (St.Maarten) and Ponta Delgada (São Miguel, Azores) and back to Dover.
Nathan Philpot, sales and marketing director for Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, said :"We are extremely pleased with the success of our new 2015 Caribbean fly-cruise programme – the first itinerary that we launched sold out in just five days, and our additional two departures are proving a sell-out with our loyal guests."
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