Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ latest offer is directed at teachers. A “complimentary champagne afternoon tea” is available for those on cruises of six nights or more in July and August 2024 and 2025.
The cruise line offers five different voyage options where teachers can enjoy an afternoon boozy beverage experience. According to Fred. Olsen, the “tea” sitting will include champagne for two. Director of Product and Customer Service for the brand, Clare Ward, suggested that the cruise is great for teachers seeking relaxation away from their young pupils.
“At Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, you won’t see us hike up our cruise prices during the school holidays, as we are not targeting ourselves towards those with young families. This makes us a great cruise line for teachers looking for a break outside of term-time,” Ward noted.
“By choosing a Fred. Olsen cruise, you can visit multiple destinations off the beaten tourist trail, immerse in the local way of life, learn about the culture and enjoy stunning scenery, all while enjoying the comfort and on-board experience on our fleet of smaller-sized ships,” she added.
Bookings that take advantage of the deal need to be made through Fred. Olsen’s reservations team. Educators will need to share their TRNs, aka their teacher reference numbers. Also, to get the deal, they must state the code “TEACH245.”
How Long Are The Cruises And Where Are They Going?
The cruises range anywhere from nine to 15 days long. Destinations included the Norwegian Fjords, scenic French rivers, Iceland’s picturesque terrain, and the volcanic Azores islands of Portugal.
A 14-night cruise on the brand’s Borealis ship revolves around the “Volcanic Islands of the Azores and Madeira.” Destinations include the Azores, Lisbon, and more. The fun activities lined up are discovering Portugal’s maritime history, seeing beautiful blue hydrangeas in the Azores, and sperm whale watching. The cruise departs and returns to Dover, UK. Prices for the experience start at around $1,500 per person.
Another unique cruise option is the “Exploring Rugged and Remote Greenland and Iceland” on a Bolette ship. Starting at a little over $2,900 per person, cruisers will experience the “wild and rugged landscapes of Iceland and Greenland.” They’ll also experience “the Inuit community tradition of kaffemik,” and “cruising of Tasermiut and Tunulliarfik fjords.” Stops include stunning destinations in Greenland and Iceland. The cruise departs from and returns to Liverpool, UK.