Fred Olsen Cruise Lines unveils 20 night Cultural Adriatic Discovery as part of new 2024-25 programme

Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines have unveiled a brand new 20-night cultural exploration of the Adriatic and Mediterranean from their upcoming 2024-25 programme.
Setting sail on 30th May 2024, guests on board Borealis will have the chance to enjoy the cultural and historical gems of the region and soak up the remarkable landscapes, local culture and traditions of these fascinating Mediterranean and Adriatic destinations.
Designed to offer an insight into the fascinating, yet turbulent, history of the Mediterranean and Adriatic, a region shaped by conflicts over the centuries, guests will have the chance to explore Cartagena’s Roman sites accompanied by a local archaeologist and in Croatia, discover the natural wonder of the Krka National Park’s cascading waterfalls from Split and experience the blue waters and fascinating walls of Dubrovnik.
The cruise will be available for Oceans Members to book from the 8th of February and on general sale from the 10th of February. To celebrate the launch, guests can choose from either free door-to-door transfer of up to 250 UK mainland miles or free £250 on board spend.
Martin Lister, Head of Itinerary Planning and Destination Experience at Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, said:
“I’m so excited to be revealing the first cruise from our upcoming brochure launch, each of our imaginative and unusual itineraries are hand-crafted by our dedicated team to see each destination at its best.
“This cruise combines the cultural, historical and truly incredible landscapes that this area has to offer, with guests having the chance to visit the beautiful sun-kissed coastlines of Croatia including stops in Dubrovnik and Split, enjoy the bustling city of Lisbon and the island of Malta.
“We’re incredibly excited to be revealing our full range of brand-new itineraries shortly and can’t wait to see our guests embark on these exciting voyages in the not too far future.”
Details of this cruise are as follows:
Borealis’ 20-night S2412 ‘Cultural Adriatic Discovery’ cruise. Departing from Southampton on 30th May 2024. Prices start from £2,999 per person. Enjoy free door to door transfers of up to 250 UK mainland miles or up to £250 per person on board spend.
- Explore Roman sites with an archaeologist
- Marvel at waterfalls in Croatia’s Krka National Park
- Cruise the fjord-like waters of the Bay of Kotor
Itinerary: Southampton, England – Gibraltar, Gibraltar – Valletta, Malta – Dubrovnik, Croatia – Split, Croatia – Kotor, Montenegro – La Goulette, Tunisia – Cartagena, Spain – Lisbon, Portugal – Southampton, England
For more details: Visit Borealis‘ S2412 ‘Cultural Adriatic Discovery’ cruise.
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