You’ll take in geological wonders including waterfalls, fjords and volcanic islands as you sail in the wake of the first recorded circumnavigation of the globe: the 16th-century Magellan–Elcano expedition. What’s more, each port of call and area of scenic cruising has been hand-picked for having received fantastic feedback from Fred. Olsen guests on existing cruises.
Family run and insistent on doing things its own way, Fred. Olsen welcomes discerning guests interested in nature, wildlife and culture, including local art and literature – people who value its fascinating talks, visits and workshops and the in-depth information that staff provide on the destinations visited.
Fred. Olsen also operates smaller ships that sail, at capacity, with only 1200 guests, allowing them to dock at smaller ports in the most compelling of destinations and to avoid overcrowding onboard and on shore. This new world cruise follows a reposition from Liverpool, meaning you get the choice of joining it from a northern or a southern departure port (Southampton).