Boudicca
Balmoral
The Boudicca, sister ship to the Black Watch, is beautifully decorated in a british theme with some nice touches such as the oriental-styled Secret Garden Cafe largest of the Fred Olsen cruise fleet, the Balmoral, named after the Scottish home of the Royal Family, is a lovely classically styled cruise ship. With space for around 1,300 and 510 crew, the ship is spcious yet small enough to fit into the smaller ports .
The Ship carries a scottish theme with the two main resturants being named after the rivers Avon and Spey whilst the formal resturant is named Ballindalloch after a Speyside castle and village. The informal cafe breaks the theme and is called Palms. The Balmoral also contains a traditional styled pub with live entertainment
Ship Stats
Launched: 25 May 1972
Start of service: 5 June 1973
Decks: 8
Lifts: 4
Length: 205.47 m
Beam (width): 25.20 m
Tonnage: 28,388 GRT
Propulsion:Two Propellers
Speed: 20 knots
Capacity:880 passengers
Crew and staff: 325
Registry: Nassau
Ship Features
4 restaurants
3 bars & 6 lounges
casino
air-conditioned throughout
2 swimming pools & Atlantis Spa
card room, library with internet access
Launderette
beauty salon & boutiques
stabilised worldwide satellite telephone, telex and fax
medical centre