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Start 2012 in style on one of Braemar’s final Caribbean cruises

Fred Olsen Cruise Lines is offering two exceptional value cruise to the Caribbean after Christmas as Braemar moves towards the end of her days on the calypso trail.

The cruise line is moving towards ex-UK cruises for the 2012/13 cruise season, so this could be your last chance to enjoy one of these amazing value-for-money cruises.

Braemar is making two farewell visits to the Caribbean in January

There is still some availability on two stunning January cruises at very competitive prices.

The first is a 15-night fly-cruise with an exciting itinerary as it includes calls into colourful Cuba and vibrant Jamaica. Fly from London Gatwick or Manchester on January 5 and join Braemar in Bridgetown, Barbados.

Stay overnight, with time to explore the island, then enjoy a fortnight of island hopping, seeing some of the most desirable islands in the Caribbean: Bonaire, Aruba, Jamaica’s Montego Bay, Santiago de Cuba, then Turks & Caicos, Tortola and Antigua, with a scenic cruise of the Grenadines, en route back to Barbados for the return flights.

Currently, prices on this cruise start from just £1,199 per person, with a ‘Latesaver’ deal based on two adults sharing an inside, twin cabin, and includes return flights and transfers, en suite accommodation, all meals and entertainment on board, and port/airport taxes.

Braemar‘s next departure is another 15-night fly-cruise, departing on January 19, visiting Barbados, Grenada, Curacao, Tortola, and the tiny island of St. Maarten.

Next is the glamorous St. Kitts, then Antigua, and Dominica with its lush rain forest interior. A scenic cruise of the Grenadines follows, then Braemar visits Tobago, St Lucia, and finally returns to Barbados for flights home. 

Prices start from £1,494 per person, based on two adults sharing an inside, twin cabin, Grade ‘I’. As before, this price includes the flights and transfers, accommodation on board, plus meals and entertainment, and port/airport taxes.