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Traveling on Your Own

Solo Cruises

Studio cabins, solo meet-ups and lower single supplements — a cruise specialist finds the best value for one.

Cruising is one of the easiest and safest ways to travel solo. You have built-in company at dinner and on excursions, plenty to do on board, and new places to explore every day. The catch is that most cruise fares are priced for two people — so the right cabin choice matters. Our specialists find solo cabins and sailings with lower single supplements.

Why cruising works for solo travelers

  • Studio & single cabins

    NCL's studio cabins, Royal Caribbean's studio staterooms, Celebrity's single cabins and solo cabins on newer Holland America and Cunard ships are designed and priced for one.

  • Lower single supplements

    A standard cabin booked for one can cost up to double the per-person fare. Some sailings have reduced supplements — we look for them.

  • Built-in social life

    Many ships host solo-traveler meet-ups, and shared dining tables, trivia and group excursions make it easy to meet people.

  • Safe and simple

    Your cabin, meals and entertainment are in one place, with crew on board day and night — reassuring for first-time solo travelers.

  • See more, plan less

    Visit several destinations without organizing hotels or transport on your own.

What your specialist takes care of

  1. 1
    Finding solo cabinsStudio and single staterooms before they sell out
  2. 2
    Comparing supplementsSolo cabin vs. a standard cabin — which is cheaper for your dates
  3. 3
    Ships with a social sceneSolo meet-ups, lounges and group activities
  4. 4
    Flights & transfersGetting you to the port without the stress

Fares, availability, inclusions and onboard services are set by each cruise line and depend on the ship and sail date. Your specialist confirms everything before you book.

Popular solo cruises

CaribbeanBahamasMediterraneanNorthern EuropeAlaskaTransatlanticMexicoBermuda

Cruise lines with solo cabins

Solo cruise FAQs

What is a single supplement?

Cruise fares are usually priced per person based on two people sharing a cabin. If you book a standard cabin alone, the cruise line charges a supplement — sometimes up to the full second fare. Solo cabins avoid most of that cost.

Are solo cabins smaller?

Usually, yes — studio and single cabins are compact, but they're priced for one and some include access to a private solo lounge.

Will I eat alone?

Only if you want to. Most ships offer shared tables in the main dining room, and many host solo-traveler meet-ups early in the cruise.

Is cruising safe for solo women?

Cruise ships are generally considered a safe way to travel solo, with security staff on board and organized excursions in port. Use the same common sense you would at any resort.

Request your solo cruise quote

Tell us where and when you'd like to go. A Cruise FareX specialist will compare solo cabins and supplements and call you back — usually within 15 minutes during business hours.

  • Solo and studio cabins found for you
  • Single supplements compared across cruise lines
  • Free, no-obligation quote

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