Balmoral, balmoral is the largest of Fred Olsen's ships but still has the warm, intimate and friendly atmosphere of the other ships and features 710 well-appointed rooms and suites  

Balmoral takes her name from the Scottish residence of the British Royal Family. The size of Balmoral is still small enough to navigate narrow waterways, such as the Kiel Canal, providing guests with some fantastic scenic cruising. There is plenty of space to relax on board Balmoral with a whole host of lounges and bars providing ample room and there is always a fine array of entertainment on throughout the day. The Scottish theme runs throughout the ship with the names of Balmoral's estaurants being influenced by the Highlands; the Ballindalloch, Avon and Spey. Whichever you dine in, you’ll be in for a treat as the Chef’s produce tantalising menus ensuring no two days are the same.  

Ship specifications
  • Year renovated 2017
  • Tonnage 43,537 tn.
  • Occupancy 1350
  • Crew -
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Balmoral GalleryShip specificationsDeck(s)Staterooms
Year renovated 2017
Staterooms with wheelchair access
Beam 28.2 m.
Tonnage 43,537 tn.
Cruising Speed 18.5 knots
Occupancy 1350
Number of decks 9
Number of staterooms 710
Number of staterooms with balcony 121
Length 218.18 m.
Level of service (guest/crew ratio)
Space on board (tonnage/guest ratio) Very good 32:1
Restaurants 4
Jacuzzi 2
Salon
Sports facilities
Number of outdoor swimming pools 2
Facilities for children
Stateroom information
Languages on board:
English
English
Decks Balmoral

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  • Marina Deck 3
  • Coral Deck 4
  • Atlantic Deck 5
  • Main Deck 6
  • Lounge Deck 7
  • Lido Deck 8
  • Bridge Deck 9
  • Highland Deck 10
  • Marquee Deck 11
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