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Fred Olsen unveils first voyages for Bolette
Fred Olsen Cruise Lines has unveiled details of the debut voyages for its new ship, Bolette
Its maiden trip will depart Southampton on March 5 for a seven night Scotland & Northern Ireland cruise followed by two further UK voyages.
It will then set sail for the the Azores and Madeira for the Easter holiday period.
Bookings open today.
The inaugural programme will include itineraries previously scheduled for Boudicca, along with a number of new sailings. Voyages will predominantly start from Dover.
Director of Product and Customer Service Clare Ward said: "Our new ships have been a long time in the planning, so it is great to be able to officially unveil our itineraries for Bolette today.
"We know that our guests can’t wait to get back cruising again, and to experience our new ships for themselves."
Bookings made before 30 September 2020 for 2021 or 2022 sailings will receive up to £100 per person onboard spending.
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