Solo Cruises

Travel on your own terms and meet like-minded people along the way. With solo cabins, hosted meet-ups and plenty to do, a cruise is one of the easiest ways to holiday alone.

Why cruise solo?
A cruise gives you independence without isolation. You can explore ports at your own pace, join a group excursion or spend a sea day with a book, then meet fellow travellers at dinner, a quiz or a show. Everything is in one place, which makes it a comfortable choice for first-time solo travellers.

Cabins designed for one
Most cruise cabins are priced for two, but several lines now have cabins built for solo guests. Norwegian Cruise Line's Studio cabins come with access to a private lounge for solo travellers on selected ships. Celebrity Cruises has single staterooms on its Edge Series ships, Royal Caribbean offers studio cabins on many ships, and P&O Cruises and Cunard have single cabins across much of their fleets.

Meeting other travellers
Many lines host solo meet-ups early in the cruise, so you'll recognise friendly faces from the first evening. Shared dining tables, classes, trivia and group excursions all make it easy to get chatting.

Where to go solo
Northern Europe and the Norwegian fjords are popular no-fly choices from the UK. The Mediterranean packs a different city into almost every day, and the Caribbean is ideal for winter sun. Discover solo cruises below and book online, any time.