 Cruise ship details |
| The Fred Olsen Black Prince is a fine choice for those looking for a traditional and intimate cruise to provide a nice alternative to the new wave of larger more impersonal ships. A cruise aboard the Black Prince is all about enjoying the more traditional aspects of cruising with a great emphasis placed on first class service and a strong social scene. The average holidaymaker on the Black Prince tends to be over 50 and the ship usually carries mainly British passengers. |
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 Families |
| Children are welcome. However, there’s no special arrangements. |
 Restaurants |
| Dinner is servied in the elegant evening setting of the Fleur de Lys or Royal Garter Restaurants. Informal dining is available in the conservatory-style Balblom Restaurant for lunch, |
 Entertainment |
| The Lido Lounge and Bar and Aquitaine Lounge – are for those quieter moments - where you can a have a relaxing drink and enjoy piano music. The Neptune Lounge which provides entertainment in the form of ‘West End’ style musicals, comedy, themed nights and revues. Plus casino with gaming tables and a library. |
 Sports & Fitness |
| Indoor health, fitness and beauty centre with its own pool - as well as the Lido Deck outdoor pool, two Jacuzzis, and extensive deck space offering quoits and chess. The Black Prince also has a ‘Marina Outdoor Leisure Centre’, from where you can enjoy speedboats, inflatables, waterskiing, windsurfing, and dinghy sailing. |
 Disabled facilities |
| The Black Prince has two wheelchair cabins and two lifts. Facilities for disabled passengers are limited. |
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