Fred. Olsen
Bolette
The facts and figures, and the little things worth remembering. If you have sailed on her, that voyage deserves more than a folder of photos.
At a glance
- Cruise line
- Fred. Olsen
- Built
- 2000
- Gross tonnage
- 62,735
- Guests
- 1,338
- Crew
- 647
- Flag
- Bahamas
- Home port
- Liverpool
- IMO
- 9188037
Did you know?
- She was built in 2000 as Holland America's Amsterdam, the last of the Rotterdam class, and joined Fred. Olsen in 2020.
- Her two-tier main dining room looks straight out over the ship's wake through panoramic windows.
- One of her two pools sits beneath a retractable glass roof, handy for British weather.
Deck by deck
Deck 4 · Lobby and dining
Lobby · Main dining room (lower tier)
Deck 5 · Shops and dining
Shops · Main dining room (upper tier)
Deck 8 · Lido
Lido pools (one under a retractable glass roof) · Wellness suite
Deck 9 · Observatory
Observatory lounge · Sports courts
Our own plain words summary of what lives where, for planning and remembering. For the official deck plans, see Fred. Olsen's website.
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