Singapore was a port that we decided to do on our own. I was looking forward to visiting, but it wasn’t the most important on the list and we didn’t want to get jammed up with a tour. We researched a few places and once through immigration we hit the road. Our first stop was…
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Fred. Olsen World Cruise 2018: Darwin And Komodo Island
Darwin was our next port and our day was going to involve the Jumping Crocodile Cruise. I’d researched this before we left on Black Watch, but it can take 90 minutes to get there if traffic is bad, so I decided that the best thing to do was book directly with Fred. Olsen. We left…
Fred. Olsen World Cruise 2018: Sydney, Brisbane And Hamilton Island
After a rough and restless day at sea, we finally arrived in Sydney on February 27th. I’d never imagined ever being lucky enough to visit Australia, but there I was, right in the heart of it and best of all, I had 2 days to explore. Marian and I left the ship as soon as…
Fred. Olsen World Cruise 2018: Auckland And Bay Of Islands
We arrived in Auckland on the Wednesday morning (February 21) and the ship was cleared and I was on the gangway before 10:30AM. I didn’t have much planned, I wanted to explore under my own steam and as we remained in port for 2 days, I didn’t have to rush to fit everything in. I…
Fred. Olsen World Cruise 2018: Papeete And A Wedding Vow Renewal Ceremony
We arrived in Papeete a day before schedule, we had to take some shelter from the bad weather and we weren’t the only ship in port. We docked at around 9PM, but it was absolutely pouring with rain, so Marian and I decided to stay onboard, sleep and wake up refreshed the following morning for…
Fred. Olsen World Cruise 2018: Easter Island And Pitcairn Island
We spent several fun-filled days at sea before reaching our next port of call, Hanga Roa, Easter Island, Chile. There was sun, cloud and a tug-of-war. Yes, you read that correctly, a tug-of-war. Passengers, for obvious reasons, weren’t allowed to take part, but we could bet for the team we wanted to win – all…
Fred. Olsen World Cruise 2018: Panama Canal, Ecuador And Peru
It’s World Cruise update time and I’ve got a lot to share with you, so let me get straight down to business. Our next exciting day was spent transiting the Panama Canal and what an experience it was. I’d previously enjoyed a partial transit, but I was itching to find out what else there was…
Fred. Olsen World Cruise 2018: Bermuda, Cuba And Cozumel
We’re now onto day 19 of this wonderful 108-night cruise and I am loving every moment – even the non-sunbathing days that force me to sample the bar menu and try my hardest to get more than 2 points in the morning quiz! I’m doing well so far and even managed to WIN one day….
Fred. Olsen World Cruise 2018: The Beginning
Hello from Black Watch! I’ve been onboard for a few days now, so I thought it was about time I checked in with you all and gave you some updates on the cruise, this lovely ship and our first port of call, Ponta Delgada. OK, let’s go back to the very beginning. I arrived in…
Planning For A World Cruise
There are just 3-days to go until I join Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines ‘Black Watch’ on her 108-night World Cruise and honestly, it still doesn’t feel real – even though I am almost packed. I don’t think it’s going to hit me until I’m onboard and we are leaving Southampton. Planning For A World Cruise:…
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