I’ve only sailed solo once myself, a short Caribbean trip on a Celebrity Edge class ship. So this isn’t a ranking built purely on firsthand comparison, it’s my honest read on where each major line actually stands for solo travelers, based on that one real trip plus a lot of digging into what the rest […]
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The first time I looked into a solo trip years ago, before I understood how any of this worked, I nearly closed the browser tab over the price. A cabin that should have cost $700 per person was suddenly $1,400 for one person. No second passenger, same bill as two. That’s the single supplement, and
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I don’t have kids of my own, but I’ve planned enough family cruises to know the real challenge has nothing to do with the ship. Solo cruising is its own different calculation entirely, this is the opposite end of that spectrum. It’s coordinating a group where a five year old, a cousin in his forties,
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I’ve cruised for twenty years, almost always with my wife or a big group of family. I’ve only sailed solo once, a short Caribbean trip on a Celebrity Edge class ship. Short answer: worth it, mostly because of one thing. The solo cabin is the whole pitch Celebrity builds actual cabins for solo travelers instead
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