I Cruise Solo: Never Pay Extra to Cruise Solo Again!
Never Pay Extra to Cruise Solo Again!
Your Source for 0% Solo Supplement Luxury Cruises
(For more information on their wide variety of trips, connect with I Cruise Solo using our free search tool, the SoloTravelPricingTracker.net.)
I Cruise Solo is a new division of Specialty Cruise & Villas, a Virtuoso-member luxury travel agency, founded in 1996, focused on solo travelers with zero single supplements! At I Cruise Solo, our passion is helping our solo travelers to see the world.
ICruiseSolo.com is the best source for luxury cruises with zero solo supplement. The majority of our solo fares are well below the published fares, and available only to our members. Membership is free and available to anyone who wants to join. Visit our Zero Solo Supplement page to join and view our current sailings, or contact us at info@specialtycruise.com.
Updated Specials:
Featured Sailings
Uniworld
- 8 Days Avignon to Lyon Aboard the S.S. Catherine – August 29 – September 5, 2021: Solo prices from $4,699 – Additional Savings Available for Early Booking and River Heritage Members
- 8 Days Amsterdam to Nuremberg Aboard the River Princess – October 15 – 23, 2021: Solo prices from $2,999 – Additional Savings Available for Early Booking and River Heritage Members
Regent Seven Seas
- 7 Nights Round Trip Athens Aboard the Regent Seven Seas Splendor – November 4-11, 2021 : Solo prices from $8,399 including business class air ($5,799 cruise only)
- 18 Nights Miami to Rio de Janeiro Aboard the Regent Seven Seas Navigator – November 5-23, 2021: Solo prices from $9,499 including business class air ($7,499 cruise only)
- 7 Nights Miami to San Juan Aboard the Regent Seven Seas Navigator – January 6-13, 2022: Solo prices from $3,699 including business class air ($3,399 cruise only)
Why travel with I Cruise Solo?
I Cruise Solo Hosted Voyages:
- Zero single supplements!
- Each one has a Virtuoso advisor on board.
- Start out cruising solo but not for long. You’ll receive on board personal invitations to exclusive events to meet other travelers.
- Organized tables at dinner.
- Other benefits include hosted shore excursions.
Partnered with 11 outstanding cruise lines, cruises range from river cruises to ocean cruises, such as:
South Pacific with Paul Gauguin Cruises
- Global luxury offerings with French owned Ponant
- Uniworld adventuruous expeditions on the Amazon
- Classic sailing ships with Star Clippers Cruises
- Luxury Classic Cruising with Silversea, Regent and Seabourn
Why do we at Solo Trekker 4 U love small ship and river cruises?
Small ship and river cruises are one of my top solo travel trips abroad. I like to combine either an independent week’s stay or land tour with a week on a cruise. The more remote the location the better!
My small ship and river cruises have literally taken me around the world: I have been on four completely different cruises. I started on the ancient Nile and continued on to the 21st-century Mekong Delta, Cambodia and Vietnam. Next for a real change of pace I went on a 15-person very basic ship for an awesome Amazon adventure, Brazil. Lastly, I took a modern journey through China’s Yangtze River and countryside.
These small ship and river cruises are ideal for solos for a number of reasons:
- Planning is taken care of by the tour operator.
- Pricing is generally all-inclusive, except for extras such as drinks and tips. (Airfare may or may not be included)
- No single supplement specials are currently more common.
- This works as a standalone package or as an extension to a business or leisure trip.
- The ships’ small sizes provide the opportunity for ready-made travel companions or dinner partners and new friends but leave time out for privacy or “me-time”.
- Safety issues are addressed by being part of a group. In addition, in areas of high crime and political unrest, being on a cruise removes security problems created by going back and forth to a hotel in the evening and venturing out solo for dinner.
- Small ship cruises can access remote regions and are ideal for adventure travel.
- Lastly, but importantly, you only have to unpack once. As a solo traveler, I find nothing worse than coming and going on international flights and then trains and buses to lug too much baggage. Cruises make it even easier today. Unlike the Gilded Age or the 20th-century, “dressing for dinner” pay actually allow sporting flip-flops!
How do you pick the right river cruise?
- Think about the overall cost and a breakdown on a daily basis.
Weigh these factors:
- Average rate for 4-star lodging for 6 nights,
- Meals, water/snacks,
- Local transportation,
- Guides and/or entrance fees if touring independently,
- Out-of-pocket expenses and rate of single supplement, absent a roommate option.
- Research the destination(s) to see what sights are included and if it is possible to add side trips.
- Consider whether the itinerary fits with your preferred level of activity.
- Think ahead as to what is a must for you.
- If demographics are a concern, is this a fit for you? If you are looking for a solo trip, do you prefer a women or men’s group, a specific age group? Is this the right trip for you?
Start looking now to capture both summer and year-end holiday deals.
For more information, go to our SoloTravelPricingTracker.net.
For tips on packing, budgeting and tracking travel expenses, check out our free Solo Sherpa available at the App Store and the Google Play Store.
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