Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ Borealis returns to Dover for summer sailings

Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has today returned to Dover, offering a selection of sailings throughout summer 2025 to destinations including Norway, Malta, Croatia, the Azores and Iceland.
This year, aboard Borealis, guests can witness the waterfalls of Langfoss and Kleivafoss; immerse themselves in outdoor activities such as fishing on the fjords; discover the historic charm of Dubrovnik and Split; cruise along the Dalmatian Coast; learn about flower cultivation and pineapple growing in Madeira; journey on the Flam railway; and explore Iceland’s volcanic landscapes.
Later today, Borealis will depart Dover for the eight-night ‘Scenic Fjords and & Falls of Norway’ cruise, visiting Haugesund; Bergen; scenic cruising of Nordfjord and Innvikfjord; Olden; Skjolden; and scenic cruising of Lustrafjord and Lysefjord.
Doug Glenwright, Guest Experience Director at Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, said:
“We’re thrilled to offer a selection of cruises on Borealis from Dover this summer. These itineraries offer a plethora of opportunities for discovery, from sailing through the majestic Norwegian fjords, witnessing the volcanic beauty of Iceland, and indulging in the rich cultures of Malta, Croatia, and the Azores.
“Each port of call is carefully selected to provide authentic experiences and stunning landscapes. Whether guests are seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural enrichment, Borealis promises a journey that will leave lasting memories.”
Sonia Limbrick, Head of Cruise, Port of Dover said:
“We are absolutely delighted to welcome Fred. Olsen’s Borealis back to the Port of Dover for her first call of the year.
“Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines are a valued cruise partner, and it’s always a pleasure to see their elegant ships return to our historic port.
“We look forward to providing their guests with a warm Dover welcome and an exceptional experience as they start their voyage with us, or disembark and travel home, after an enjoyable cruise.”
Borealis, never sails with more than 1,400 guests and offers award winning cruising and excursions, along with a variety of restaurants, bars, leisure facilities and a range cabins, from dedicated cabins for solo travellers to cosy interior cabins and balcony suites.
Dover is one of Fred. Olsen Cruise Line’s 2025 departure ports, alongside Liverpool, Portsmouth, Southampton, Newcastle, Rosyth and Southampton.
Upcoming highlights on Borealis sailing from Dover include:
Borealis’ 11-night S2516S1 ‘Malta & the Scenic Sights of Croatia’ cruise, departing Dover on 5th June 2025. Prices start from £1,299pp.
Itinerary: Dover, UK – Tangier, Morocco – Cruising Grand Harbour, Malta – Valletta, Malta – Split, Croatia – Korcula, Croatia (anchor port) – Dubrovnik, Croatia
- Enjoy cruising into Valletta’s impressive Grand Harbour
- Immerse yourself in the traditions and cultures of Dalmatia
- · Discover the historic charm of Dubrovnik and Split
For more details: Visit S2516S1 ‘Malta & the Scenic Sights of Croatia’ cruise
Borealis’ 13-night S2518 ‘Volcanic Vistas of the Azores & Madeira’ cruise, departing Dover on 4thJuly 2025. Prices start from £1,699pp.
Itinerary: Dover, UK – Praia Da Vitoria, Portugal – Ponta Delgada, Portugal (overnight) – Funchal, Madeira, Portugal – Lisbon, Portugal – Cruise by Cristo Rei and Abril 25 Bridge – Dover, UK
- Experience the volcanic wonders of the Azorean Islands
- Immerse yourself in Portuguese traditions such as thermal bathing
- Discover flower cultivation and pineapple growing in Madeira
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