To board Black Watch is to sense at once a classic pedigree that harks back to cruising values of a bygone age. She is truly a world-class cruise ship where you will feel a warm sense of welcome from the very first moment you step aboard. Large windows and the soft tones of a subtle, stylishly elegant décor, broad teak decks, generous promenades, bright and unconfined public areas and roomy cabins (over 90% of them offering sea view) - these all contribute to the spontaneous feeling of freedom and comfort that lies at the heart of the time-honoured Fred. Olsen cruising concept.

With just 435 cabins she's a vessel designed with an exceptionally generous ratio of ship to passenger. One where it's always easy to find a quiet corner - and where you certainly won't find yourself having to compete for space with hordes of other passengers!

A Black Watch Cruise offers her passengers an impressive range of dining choices from the inviting elegance of the Glentanar Restaurant or the more intimate Orchid Room, to the convenience and informality of the delightful Garden Café or a snack in the sun at the Poolside Café or Marquee Pool Bar.

The contrasting venues of the nautically-themed Lido Lounge and popular Scottish Piper's Bar provide a congenial settings, or you can retreat to your favourite nook in the Braemar Lounge or the Observatory.

A sparkling array of amenities ensure that boredom is never allowed on board. With two swimming pools, a fitness centre, health and beauty salon, deck sports, library, indoor games, internet access, casino, 150-seat film theatre, glamorous cabarets and shows, discos and dancing, Black Watch boasts a dazzling spectrum of more active diversions to fill your days - and nights! - on even the longest cruise.