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10 Best Cruises for Singles of All Ages

Here are some of the best cruises for solo travelers at any age.

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Elizabeth Rhodes is a special projects editor at Travel + Leisure , covering everything from luxury hotels to theme parks to must-pack travel products. Originally from South Carolina, Elizabeth moved to New York City from London, where she started her career as a travel blogger and writer.

all inclusive cruises for singles

Traveling the world without having to pack and unpack multiple times is ideal. And on a cruise, that's a reality as you head from destination to destination on what is basically a moving luxury hotel (or a floating city, in some cases ).

Being able to sleep in Bratislava and wake up in Budapest in five-star-worthy accommodations without having to drag all your stuff with you is as convenient as it is luxurious. But cruises aren't just for couples or families — they're great for singles as well.

Colleen McDaniel, the editor-in-chief of Cruise Critic , tells Travel + Leisure that cruises are a great place to meet new people. Some ships have single cabins, host parties for single passengers, or even waive the single supplement fee ( river cruises tend to do that most often).

For example, Norwegian Cruise Line offers studio cabins for single travelers that include access to an exclusive lounge with complimentary espresso and snacks. "One of the benefits of sailing as a single is cruises are generally social. That's how they're designed," McDaniel says. "If you're somebody who's comfortable traveling by themselves and looks to make friends on vacation, there's no shortage of people you're going to meet."

But while younger travelers might want to hop around Europe and party every night, someone in their 50s may be interested in a longer cruise with opportunities for cultural immersion. Whatever your travel style, here are the best cruises for singles of any age.

Cruises for Singles in Their 20s

Cruises that last three to five nights are great for singles in their 20s, in part because they're less expensive, McDaniel says. If you do end up having to pay for a single supplement, "it's a little bit less of a hit to your wallet."

New cruise line Virgin Voyages offers exciting journeys aboard their ultra-Instagrammable ship, Scarlet Lady . The four-night Fire and Sunset Soirees cruise from Miami is ideal for travelers in their 20s or 30s looking for a healthy mix of party and wellness. All cruisers must be fully vaccinated and test negative for COVID-19 upon boarding.

Another great option is a three-day cruise to the Bahamas from Miami on Norwegian Sky . The ship was refurbished in 2019 and offers 10 dining options, a full-service Starbucks, and a casino for late-night bonding around the blackjack table with your new shipmates. Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is required upon boarding for guests ages 12 and up.

Cruises for Singles in Their 30s

According to McDaniel, cruisers in their 30s are likely looking for a good mix of "bustling nightlife and engaging in classes, but they also really want to explore and experience culture." She says river cruises that offer things like silent discos and paint-and-wine classes appeal to this age group.

The eight-day Vienna Vibe cruise from U by Uniworld is a great option (note the cruise line is on hiatus until 2023). This cruise line was originally built to cater to millennials, and this itinerary includes excursions like a walking tour of Vienna and biking around Passau. On board, morning yoga classes and a rooftop ice bar ensure guests will always have something to do. A negative COVID-19 test may be required for unvaccinated passengers when entering foreign countries.

Other travelers might want to opt for a South American adventure with National Geographic. The 10-day Upper Amazon river cruise aboard the Delfin II offers a chance to spot diverse wildlife within this impressive ecosystem.

Cruises for Singles in Their 40s

Upscale, bigger cruises on ships from Princess, Holland America, and Celebrity will likely appeal to cruisers in their 40s, McDaniel says. These cruises tend to be a bit more expensive, but "appeal because they have some really great excursions and might go off the beaten path. They're destination-immersive experiences."

The seven-night Galapagos Southern Loop on Celebrity Xpedition is one fantastic option. The Galapagos Islands are a great destination for solo travelers and this cruise is a solid way to see them. Search for sea turtles, sea lions, and blue-footed boobies during the day, and spend the evening in the ship's hot tub or take in one of the nightly lectures by certified naturalists from the Galapagos National Park. All guests must be fully vaccinated and test negative for COVID-19 upon entry.

A seven-day Norwegian Fjords cruise aboard Princess Cruises' Sky Princess is an additional option for travelers hoping to explore another part of the world best seen from a ship.

Cruises for Singles in Their 50s

McDaniel says that a river cruise is a great option for someone in their 50s, with some lines waiving the single supplement fee and putting age restrictions on passengers (since you may not want little kids running around). Some companies, she notes, do a great job of hosting single mixers, which adds to the social experience. A cruise along the Danube or Rhine rivers is always a great choice, and there are several lines to choose from.

Sail along the Rhine, Main, and Danube rivers on Viking's Grand European Tour , which starts in Amsterdam and ends in Budapest. Along the way, the ship stops in charming towns and major European capitals for a well-rounded trip through continental Europe.

The twelve-day Cities of Light cruise , also from Viking River Cruises, carries passengers between Paris and Prague with several stops in Germany along the way. On board, sip a glass of wine and enjoy the sight of the cities slipping by. For both Viking Cruises, guests must be fully vaccinated and test negative for COVID-19 upon boarding.

Cruises for Single Seniors

A world cruise is a great option for seniors, McDaniel says, as they tend to have more free time. These cruises visit multiple countries over a longer period of time, and after a while, the boat feels like home.

"One of the great things about being a senior is you tend to have a far more flexible schedule," she says. "You also likely have a bit more disposable income."

The 71-day Grand Africa Voyage from Holland America Line offers a round-trip journey from Fort Lauderdale, stopping in Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Greece, Jordan, Tanzania, Madagascar, South Africa, and more on its cruise around the African continent. All guests must be fully vaccinated and test negative for COVID-19 upon arrival.

Cunard's Centenary World Voyages is even longer, at 117 nights aboard the Queen Mary 2 . The cruise includes two transatlantic crossings and stops across Asia, South Africa, and Australia, departing and arriving in New York City. On a cruise this long, even the shiest solo traveler is bound to make a few friends. All guests ages 12 and up must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 14 days prior to travel.

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The Best All-Inclusive Cruises

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Sit back and relax on an all-inclusive cruise vacation.

When it comes to all-inclusive cruises, there are a few different options:

  • Luxury cruise lines: All-inclusive cruise rates are available on luxury lines like Regent Seven Seas and Silversea. While more expensive than traditional cruise rates , the fares cover nearly everything, including door-to-door transfers, luxurious suite accommodations, specialty dining , premium alcoholic beverages and excursions. Plus, you don't need to show your cruise card every time you order a latte or a pre-dinner cocktail. You'll disembark the ship with very few, if any, additional charges on your final bill.
  • Cruise lines with inclusive pricing: Alternatively, you can consider an upscale cruise line like Viking, which offers fares with more-inclusive pricing and some of the amenities found on board the fully inclusive lines. However, you'll still have to budget for a few expenses, such as immersive excursions and alcoholic beverages beyond wine or beer at lunch and dinner.
  • Packages and add-ons: Other cruise lines like Oceania, Windstar and Norwegian offer add-on drink packages and other promos so you can create a more all-inclusive experience.

After comparing the costs between a truly all-inclusive cruise and a sailing with package pricing for the extras, the total price may be closer than you think.

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All-Inclusive Cruises

Regent seven seas cruises.

The Regent Suite Bathroom on the Regent Seven Seas Grandeur ship

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Regent Seven Seas touts its six ships – with the newest vessel, Seven Seas Grandeur , which debuted in late 2023 – as "the world's most luxurious fleet." The line's intimate ships accommodate up to 750 guests. They feature all ocean-view suites, prestigious museum-quality art collections (including a prized Fabergé egg on the new Grandeur), and itineraries that call on more than 500 destinations around the world.

With Regent's "every luxury included" philosophy and 2-for-1 all-inclusive fares, passengers receive round-trip airfare and transfers between the airport and ship, as well as unlimited shore excursions, two- or three-night land programs (based on the itinerary), and a complimentary pre-cruise hotel package for concierge suites and higher. On the ship, enjoy a fully stocked in-suite minibar; specialty dining; unlimited fine wines, spirits and other beverages; prepaid gratuities; unlimited Wi-Fi; and free valet laundry service.

On top of personalized service, guests sailing on Regent Seven Seas cruises will enjoy immersive exploration ashore – with overnights in some ports of call – and enrichment programs. Top-notch dining includes French cuisine at Chartreuse (on select ships), Pan-Asian fare at Pacific Rim (also on select ships) and Italian fare at Sette Mari at La Veranda.

Cooking classes in the Culinary Arts Kitchen (available on Grandeur, Splendor and Explorer ), some tours and bespoke excursions, spa treatments, unique offerings, and certain wines and top-shelf liquors come with an additional cost.

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Silversea Cruises

Living room of the Grand Suite on the Silversea Silver Wind ship

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Sailing on board one of Silversea's 13 ultra-luxury cruise or expedition ships commences with the line's new chauffeur experience. This door-to-door service transports guests from home to the airport and back home on the return trip. The line's all-inclusive pricing also encompasses international or domestic flights (with business class upgrades in certain destinations), pre- and post-cruise hotel accommodations, butler service in every suite, all gratuities, gourmet dining, and complimentary alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, including Champagne.

Guests will also enjoy a staff-to-guest ratio of nearly 1-to-1 – and with no more than 728 guests. Other all-inclusive perks include at least one shore excursion in each port plus onboard lectures and programming. On expedition sailings in destinations like Antarctica , all guided Zodiac tours and landings are included in the fare.

When it comes to dining on Silversea ships, gourmet options feature French, Asian and Italian cuisine along with other international fare. For a special evening, S.A.L.T. Kitchen is a new destination-focused concept on Silver Ray, Nova , Moon and Dawn . This immersive dining experience, Sea And Land Taste, was developed in partnership with the former editor-in-chief of "Saveur Magazine," Adam Sachs. The culinary offerings with S.A.L.T. also include shore excursions, where guests can tour a 500-year-old family winery and vineyard in Croatia, visit an organic farm in Denmark, or learn to make gelato in Sicily.

Expenses not covered in Silversea's fare include salon and spa services, personal training sessions, select excursions, upgraded internet packages, and special bottles of wine or liquors.

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Seabourn Cruise Line

Pool deck at sunset

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Seabourn's seven purpose-built expedition vessels and intimate luxury cruise ships accommodate between 264 and 600 guests. The club-like atmosphere on board its ships comes with highly intuitive and personalized service with about a 1-to-1 staff-to-guest ratio. Each suite also has a dedicated personal suite host and a suite attendant that will cater to your every whim.

All-inclusive fares include oceanfront suites with walk-in closets, living areas and luxurious bathrooms. All Seabourn Encore and Ovation accommodations feature private verandas, while 90% of the suites on Seabourn Odyssey , Sojourn and Quest have balconies. Premium and penthouse suites offer additional amenities and perks.

While aboard Seabourn Cruise Line , guests will enjoy complimentary fine wines and premium spirits, welcome Champagne, and a fully stocked in-suite bar with your personalized selections. Dining is a real treat, with several venues in partnership with renowned chef Thomas Keller, such as the line's signature restaurant, The Grill by Thomas Keller. Seabourn is also a member of the prestigious Chaîne des Rôtisseurs, an international association of gastronomy.

Other complimentary amenities on Seabourn's cruise ships include special evenings with dinner and live entertainment; a marina and complimentary water sports; "Caviar in the Surf" on select voyages; movie nights; a chance to shop with the chef at local markets; personal valet luggage shipping service; enrichment lectures; and more.

Additional expenses include a wide selection of epicurean, mindfulness and wellness excursions as well as cultural and historical bespoke tours. You can also book the ultimate underwater adventure on one of the line's high-tech submarines on the two expedition vessels, Seabourn Venture and Pursuit. Programs and treatments at Seabourn's Spa & Wellness are also at an additional cost.

Find a Seabourn Cruise Line cruise on GoToSea.

Atlas Ocean Voyages

Atlas Ocean Voyages features "always included" cruise fares on its two purpose-built yachts, World Navigator and World Traveller. The line recently welcomed a third ship to its fleet for the 2023-24 Antarctica season, World Voyager. Atlas' high-end boutique ships cater to just 198 passengers and feature spacious staterooms and suites with panoramic windows or private balconies and beautiful public spaces and lounges. These small ships also have several options for dining, depending on the sailing and destination.

The all-inclusive fares cover complimentary dining; unlimited wines, craft beers and spirits; 24-hour bar service with canapes; a free in-room minibar; afternoon high tea; fresh-pressed juices and specialty teas and coffees; butler service; 24-hour room service; prepaid gratuities; cultural immersion in every port; and other perks.

Polar expedition fares cover private charter jet service, group transfers from the airport to the yacht, an Atlas Ocean Voyages parka and vest to take home, Zodiac sightseeing safaris, expert guided shore landings, and destination lectures and briefings.

If you're on one of the line's Epicurean Expeditions, the cultural immersion program offers complimentary special tastings, market visits and cooking demonstrations. In addition to use of the marina's water toys (on select sailings, weather permitting), guests can enjoy an authentic Portuguese dinner and an alfresco Josper Grill dining experience at 7-AFT Grill. On select voyages, culinary presentations, wine tastings and other special events are hosted by an expert.

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More-Inclusive Cruises

Cruise fares with these lines include many of the amenities and perks that you'll find with the all-inclusive cruises. However, you'll still need to budget for some expenses, such as alcoholic beverages, excursions and specialty dining, depending on the line.

Covered main pool on a Viking ship

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Viking's ocean fleet of nine 930-passenger all-veranda ships offers a nearly all-inclusive experience for guests. The upscale Scandinavian-inspired ships feature king-bed staterooms and suites with many amenities, including luxurious linens and plush robes, 24-hour room service, and free Wi-Fi – plus an in-room minibar with soft drinks, water and snacks. Higher-category staterooms on Viking Ocean Cruises come with additional perks like priority dinner and spa reservations, early stateroom access, and a welcome bottle of Champagne.

Cruise fares also include complimentary dining at all the venues; one free shore excursion in every port; beer, wine and soft drinks at lunch and dinner; specialty teas, coffee and bottled water; access to the spa; lectures and performances; port taxes and fees; and more.

Viking also has two 378-passenger Polar Class 6 expedition vessels, Viking Octantis and Viking Polaris. These ships also offer a mostly all-inclusive experience with the same amenities as their oceangoing vessels. Pricing on the expedition sailings includes Zodiac safaris, the use of kayaks, a keepsake Viking jacket, and essential gear for excursions and landings.

Select excursions, pre- or post-dinner cocktails, spa treatments, special bottles of wine, and other optional purchases come at an additional expense.

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Private balcony with table and two chairs on an Azamara ship

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Azamara's four upscale boutique ships carry a maximum of 702 guests and offer immersive experiences around the world, calling on many smaller, lesser-known ports. The line also boasts more than 380 overnights and 850 late nights in port, so guests can have dinner in town and experience more of the destination's local culture and cuisine.

Azamara's cruise fares include all meals (other than the specialty dining restaurants) with water, tea and coffee. A selection of complimentary wine, sparkling wine, beer and spirits is available throughout the voyage. Cultural evenings ashore or on board the ship and gratuities are also included in the basic cruise fare.

If you'd like to enhance your onboard experience, Azamara offers inclusive "Experience More" packages that are discounted and based on the length of the voyage.

For example, on a seven-day or shorter sailing, solo travelers can add a package for $799 that's valued at $1,114 (a savings of 28%). This value-add bundle includes $350 of onboard credit to use for shore excursions; unlimited Wi-Fi for one device; a drinks package featuring premium wines, spirits and bottled water; a $150 spa credit; and a dinner at the Chef's Table or a total of three nights of specialty dining at Prime C or Aqualina. Three bags of laundry are also included.

Guests can book similar packages for double occupancy staterooms and longer voyages. You can also choose individual beverage, dining or internet packages if you don't need the extra amenities or features of the bundled options.

Compare Azamara cruises on GoToSea.

Virgin Voyages

Pool deck on Virgin Voyages ship

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Virgin Voyages' four superyacht-inspired ships are designed with adults in mind and feature 1,330 cabins (most with balconies) and 78 RockStar Quarters suites, where guests have access to Richard's Rooftop, an exclusive outdoor deck space. Pricing with the adults-only cruise line includes stateroom or suite accommodations and meals at more than 20 eateries serving up international cuisine and dishes created by Michelin-starred chefs. Guests also have access to complimentary Wi-Fi; unlimited group exercise classes; nonalcoholic drinks such as water, tea and coffee; and plenty of lively entertainment.

Virgin does not offer beverage packages, but the line at times advertises special promotions that include voyage credits to cover expenses like airfare and drinks. Shore excursions and spa treatments – including skin care offerings on board Scarlet Lady in partnership with Jennifer Lopez, Virgin's chief entertainment and lifestyle officer – are some of the additional expenses not covered in the base fare.

Find a Virgin Voyages deal on GoToSea.

Add-on Packages and All-Inclusive Fares

These five cruise lines offer basic cruise fares that cover accommodations and some amenities – and you can typically find special pricing and promotional deals throughout the year.

With the optional packages, guests can create a mostly all-inclusive voyage with bundles of add-on extras, such as shore excursions, beverage packages, specialty dining, Wi-Fi, gratuities or shipboard credit to cover miscellaneous personal expenses such as spa treatments or a bottle of wine for a special celebration.

Oceania Cruises

Oceania's eight small luxury ships carry between 648 and 1,238 guests. The line's newest ship – Vista , the first Allura Class vessel – debuted in Rome in May 2023. The beautifully appointed vessel features four new dining concepts, spacious standard staterooms at 290-plus square feet in size, new Concierge Level veranda accommodations for solo cruisers, an elevated mixology program and more.

Oceania's culinary program is touted by the line as "The Finest Cuisine at Sea" under the tutelage of Jacques Pépin, executive culinary director and master chef. Complimentary specialty dining is included in cruise fares on Oceania sailings. Pricing also covers airfare, still and sparkling water, specialty teas and coffees, soft drinks, and Wi-Fi on the ship.

Oceania's "OLife Choice" package provides additional value to your cruise with 2-for-1 cruise fares, free round-trip airfare and airport transfers – plus one free amenity you'll choose out of eight complimentary shore excursions, a beverage package or up to $800 in shipboard credit.

Explore Oceania Cruises on GoToSea.

Celebrity Cruises

Luminae restaurants on Celebrity Cruises ship

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Celebrity offers special rates and packages throughout the year that save money over a la carte pricing – and elevate your onboard experience to be more inclusive. You'll be able to access the best deal on the added perks if you book the upgraded package before you sail, saving up to 40 to 50 percent of the actual cost.

The line's "All-Included" package bundles the most popular add-ons for cruisers: a standard beverage package for alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks, unlimited basic Wi-Fi, and gratuities for the staff and crew. Pricing depends on the stateroom or suite category and sailing.

There are other options when booking a cruise with Celebrity to create a more upscale and all-inclusive experience. Guests staying in all-suite The Retreat have exclusive access to a sundeck (on select ships), a lounge and Luminae – a private restaurant that features Global Culinary Ambassador Daniel Boulud at the helm. Guests of The Retreat booking the "All-Included" package receive a premium beverage package, premium unlimited Wi-Fi, gratuities and an onboard credit.

If you book AquaClass accommodations, you'll also have access to complimentary amenities and perks, such as unlimited access to the SEA Thermal Suite, discounts on spa treatment packages and complimentary fitness classes. In addition, you'll also find a bottle of sparkling wine upon arrival (by request) and two bottles of water refreshed daily in your room. AquaClass guests also have exclusive access to the restaurant Blu. You can add the "All-Included" package to your booking, which will include the Classic Drinks Package, basic Wi-Fi and gratuities.

Passengers who want to book this "All-Included" package and are sharing a stateroom or suite will need to book the same package.

Compare Celebrity Cruises on GoToSea.

Norwegian Cruise Line

Bliss Haven Courtyard Penthouse on Norwegian Cruise Line ship

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Norwegian also offers promotional fares and special deals throughout the year that feature similar amenities and perks to what you'll find on an all-inclusive cruise. The "Free at Sea" deal bundles discounts on the cruise, free specialty dining, unlimited open bar privileges, shore excursion credits, savings on Wi-Fi access, discounts on the third and fourth guests in the stateroom, and a 2-for-1 deal on airfare.

"Free at Sea Plus" takes the package up a notch with a more comprehensive beverage selection, including top-shelf cocktails, Champagne by the glass, bottles of select premium wines at dinner and signature Starbucks coffee drinks. This option also includes unlimited Wi-Fi, additional nights of specialty dining and shore excursions.

Prices for both packages on Norwegian Cruise Line will depend on the dates, length and destination of the cruise.

Book a Norwegian Cruise Line cruise on GoToSea.

Holland America Line

Retreat with raised hot tub on Holland America Line ship

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Holland America Line's "Have It All Premium Cruise Package" is available to book for cruises six days or longer, excluding the line's Grand Voyages. The benefits vary depending on the length of the trip but include credits for shore excursions; the Signature Beverage Package; specialty dining at Tamarind, Pinnacle Grill or Canaletto; and a Wi-Fi Surf Package. The cost starts at $50 a day per person. 

An early booking bonus for this package includes an Elite Beverage Package upgrade, covered crew appreciation charges and a premium Wi-Fi upgrade. Holland America has other special promotions throughout the year. One of these is an early booking bonus of up to $400 in onboard credit per stateroom for Mariner Society members.

Find Holland America deals on GoToSea.

Princess Cruises

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"Princess Plus" and "Princess Premier" packages offer guests two options to upgrade their onboard amenities from the standard Princess Cruises plan, which covers accommodations, dining, entertainment and the line's signature MedallionClass experience.

"Princess Plus" perks include a beverage package with drinks up to $15 each, Wi-Fi on one device per guest, gratuities for the crew, two premium desserts a day (think hazelnut gelato at the onboard gelateria), two fitness classes per cruise (such as Pure Barre or YogaSix) and unlimited trips to the juice bar. The cost is $60 per day per person for this middle-tier package.

Additional benefits of the highest-tier option, at $80 per person per day, include the Premier Beverage Package, which covers drinks up to $20 each, and Wi-Fi for up to four devices per guest. Other features of the "Princess Premier" upgrade are two specialty meals, a photo package, Princess Prizes, reserved theater seating and a Medallion accessory.

Explore Princess Cruises on GoToSea.

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Editor's Note

All-inclusive cruising sounds alluring — until you realize that this phrase can mean different things to different cruise lines.

Generally speaking, all-inclusive in the cruise world means that the fare you're quoted includes the cost of your room on a ship (based on double occupancy), port fees and taxes, most meals, gratuities, and alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages.

The most inclusive cruise lines also offer complimentary Wi-Fi, airfare (economy, chartered or business class), all specialty dining (rather than only at select venues) and shore excursions — pretty much everything short of spa and salon treatments, ultrapremium wines and spirits, and purchases such as cigars.

As you might expect, all-inclusive cruises are typically found on luxury or upscale cruise lines and are priced higher because they include so much.

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Beyond the truly all-inclusive cruise lines, some more affordable lines offer pricing packages that are more inclusive than the average big-ship cruise. You may be able to opt into an inclusive fare package for a higher cruise fare or get one free as a booking perk.

On some cruise lines, the highest-priced suites come with so many amenities as to make those fares all-inclusive. If you're just looking for all-inclusive alcohol, nearly every cruise line that doesn't already include alcohol in its fares will sell you an all-inclusive drink package that lets you have an open bar experience on board.

Here, we share the 13 best all-inclusive cruise lines where you can enjoy your cruise without ever pulling out your wallet.

All-inclusive cruise lines

Five lines stand out for having the most inclusive cruise fares in the industry. With so many things included in everyone's base fares, you'll mainly pay extra for spa treatments, souvenirs, some shore excursions and ultra-premium drinks.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises

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Regent Seven Seas Cruises surely ranks as the most all-inclusive luxury line. Just be warned: With so much bundled into the fare, its prices are usually loftier than its competitors.

If tasteful opulence is your style, you will love Regent. Generously sized, all-suite accommodations feature spacious verandas. The multimillion-dollar art collection (think Picasso and Chagall) onboard the newest ships Seven Seas Explorer, Seven Seas Splendor and Seven Seas Grandeur astonishes; you will sail amid multiple museum-quality pieces.

This line's cruise fares include nearly every cruise-related travel expense: business-class airfare on intercontinental flights (economy airfare for domestic flights), transfers between your airport or hotel and the ship, all alternative dining (Chartreuse for Parisian-inspired fare and Pacific Rim for Asian-fusion cuisine are standouts), unlimited beverages, valet laundry service, crew gratuities, Wi-Fi and most shore excursions. Complimentary shore excursions are unlimited, so you can join a couple every day you're in port.

Related: Regent Suite: The $11,000-a-night cruise ship suite that's bigger than a house

Guests in Concierge Suites and above can count on a one-night fancy hotel stay pre-cruise, with transfers, breakfast and porterage. Select itineraries also offer two- or three-night land programs for free.

What is extra? Spa and salon treatments, hands-on cooking classes in a state-of-the-art culinary workshop, small group or special-interest shore excursions, the fanciest wines and liquors, cigars and sundries.

Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours

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Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours, an upscale cruise and tour company known for its luxurious riverboats, now operates two 228-passenger "adventure yachts" — Scenic Eclipse and Scenic Eclipse II.

These stunning ships are as sleek and sexy as any private yachts custom-built for a billionaire. Think of each as a bliss factory, churning out one mind-blowing complimentary experience after the next. Plus, as ice-class expedition vessels, Scenic's yachts deliver adrenaline-charged activities that adventurous cruisers adore.

Among many inclusions, count on all-suite accommodations with verandas or terraces, butler service for every passenger, up to 10 dining experiences, alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, an in-suite minibar restocked daily, Wi-Fi, airport transfers and gratuities, both on board and for excursions ashore.

The included wines and spirits are particularly noteworthy, especially the more than 100 whiskeys. Belly up to one of nine bars and sip your way through the impressive collection.

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Most exploration toys, such as Zodiacs, kayaks and stand-up paddleboards, are complimentary. Scenic Eclipse even carries e-bikes, an inflatable trampoline and water skis. Up to 15 onboard expedition experts (20 in polar regions) lead complimentary adventure and enrichment programs on and off the ship.

You will only pay extra for Scenic Neptune, the ship's six-seater submarine, and for a ride on the two helicopters.

Count on divine dining experiences. Sushi@Koko's skilled chefs cut the finest sashimi, flashing knives as if the fish were an art piece. Lumière prepares meticulous modern French cuisine; linger pre- or post-dinner at its sexy Champagne bar.

Senses Spa is steeped in complimentary offerings. Relax on thermal loungers, awaken the senses in showers delivering aromatherapy and multiple jets, take meditation classes, and work out in the gym and yoga and Pilates studio. Unwind in women's and men's saunas, steam rooms and relaxation lounges, and soak away your cares in three plunge pools. You'll only pay for one-on-one fitness sessions and spa treatments.

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Seeking casually elegant — think exclusive, country club-like vibe — for an all-inclusive voyage? Meet the seven Seabourn ships, which play up luxury in a sophisticated yet laid-back style. (Seabourn Pursuit, the line's second expedition vessel, debuted in August.)

Seabourn's cruise fares include oceanfront suites with double vanities and living areas (many with private balconies), premium wines and spirits, Wi-Fi, specialty restaurants, 24-hour in-suite dining (served course-by-course), caviar whenever and wherever you like, and gratuities.

The only major add-ons to your tab are airfare and shore excursions, the fanciest wines and spirits, and spa and salon treatments.

Related: 5 secrets to getting a luxury cruise for less

Fine dining on Seabourn ships includes an array of complimentary gourmet restaurants, including a dedicated sushi spot and an alfresco restaurant focusing on international cuisine with a twist. The line is soon to replace The Grill by Thomas Keller with Solis, a Mediterranean restaurant focused on fresh and healthy cuisine, all made from scratch on board.

Seabourn has created a Mindful Living Program in collaboration with Dr. Andrew Weil, an esteemed pioneer in integrative medicine. The line offers complimentary classes with Dr. Weil-trained practitioners in guided meditation, as well as free Pure-Form yoga and Pilates group workouts.

Silversea Cruises

all inclusive cruises for singles

Interested in nibbling complimentary caviar and sipping fine Champagne on all seven continents? You are not alone. Silversea Cruises delivers that fabulous perk and much more in its impressive inclusions.

This luxurious Italian-inspired line offers two types of all-inclusive travel, "Port-to-Port" and "Door-to-Door."

Port-to-Port includes all-suite accommodations, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, tuxedo-clad white-gloved butlers for all passengers, basic Wi-Fi, gratuities, laundry room usage and meals in most dining venues, including 24-hour room service with dinner served course-by-course. It also includes one complimentary shore excursion per port; the rest are available for purchase.

You will pay extra for spa treatments, cigars and other purchases like the most exclusive wines and spirits.

Related: 7 compelling reasons to book a luxury cruise

Expedition sailings include extra perks in their Port-to-Port fares, such as all in-country economy air travel and pre- or post-hotel night or day use, necessary equipment and gear, and expedition team-led shore excursions.

For all types of Silversea sailings, Door-to-Door travel includes all of the above plus international economy airfare (or an air credit), business-class upgrades and/or in-country flights for select itineraries, pre- and post-cruise hotel nights (depending on flight timing) and airport transfers by private executive car service. This choice aims to eliminate all travel stress, with Silversea handling every detail between your walking out your front door and returning home.

Some other points to note when contemplating Silversea and its benefits: Suites truly are suites, with separate living and sleeping areas. For instance, on the 596-passenger Silver Moon, a spacious entry-level suite rocks a cool 334 square feet. A veranda brings the total square footage up to 387 square feet.

If you book the biggest onboard suites, you are privy to even more freebies, such as valet laundry, unlimited premium Wi-Fi (for faster speed than the included plan) and dinner for two in the fabulous La Dame restaurant.

The ultimate luxury inclusion? Caviar is served whenever you like, wherever you wish to dine, with all the proper accoutrements.

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Luxury cruise line Crystal re-launched in 2023, bringing back an all-inclusive onboard experience on two vessels, the 606-passenger Crystal Symphony and 740-passenger Crystal Serenity .

Fares include all ocean-view rooms with butler service for all, fine dining in multiple venues (including one complimentary reservation at Umi Uma by Nobu Matsuhisa Restaurant and Sushi Bar and Osteria d'Ovidio per cruise of up to 11 days), in-suite dining, all beverages, Wi-Fi, a youth program on select voyages and crew gratuities (for housekeeping, bar and dining staff).

You'll be wowed by the friendly and intuitive service on board. With a crew-to-passenger ratio of 1:1, you'll feel pampered every moment of your vacation.

Crystal's signature activities are always complimentary, whether that's lounging around the gorgeous pool by day, challenging new friends to a game of pickleball, enjoying afternoon tea in the Palm Court, ballroom dancing with gentleman hosts or attending performances in the evening.

If you have to take out your wallet, it'll be for ultra-premium liquors, gourmet wine-paired meals in the Vintage room, cigars in the Connoisseur Club, spa treatments and shore excursions.

Cruise lines with more-inclusive fares

Four cruise lines cover more costs in their cruise fares than the average line, but not as many things as the truly all-inclusive lines. We refer to these lines as more-inclusive, not all-inclusive.

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If you love a port-intensive cruise on a smaller, upscale ship, Azamara might be the cruise line for you.

Cabins on its older ships are compact yet cozy, with a modern look, but you won't spend much time in them. That's because the line prioritizes getting you to multiple ports and spending as much time as possible on land, with longer stays and evenings ashore.

In keeping with the line's destination focus, Azamara offers a complimentary AzAmazing Celebration on board or ashore on nearly every cruise. These exclusive, no-cost events highlight local culture and performers, often with exclusive access to cool locations.

Related: The ultimate guide to Azamara

Also included in every Azamara guest's fares are nonalcoholic drinks (such as specialty coffees and teas, soda and bottled water), as well as an assortment of standard liquors, wine and beer. Crew gratuities and self-service laundry are also included in your fare.

However, you will still have to pay for premium drinks, Wi-Fi, specialty dining, spa treatments and tours.

Azamara does offer several extra-fee packages to make its inclusive fares even more inclusive. Its five "Experience More" packages bundle together extra-fee items (shore excursion credit, Wi-Fi, premium beverages, spa credit, laundry and/or Chef's Table dining) for a roughly 30% discount compared with purchasing those amenities a la carte.

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Whether you're sailing Viking 's ocean or river voyages, or the new Viking Expeditions, this cruise line delivers many inclusions for a company that insists it's not a luxury company.

Here's what Viking includes on ocean and expedition sails: one complimentary shore excursion in each port; Wi-Fi; alternative restaurant dining; 24-hour room service; thermal suite spa access; beer, wine and soft drinks with onboard lunches and dinner; specialty coffee, tea and bottled water; and self-service launderettes. If you purchase airfare through Viking, ground transfers are also complimentary.

River cruising also includes the above, except it does not offer alternative restaurant dining, thermal suite spa access, 24-hour room service or self-service launderettes on board.

Cabins are a notch above what you'll find on other premium ships. They come with upscale amenities, such as king-size beds rather than queens, and bathrooms with spacious glass-enclosed showers, heated bathroom floors and anti-fog mirrors.

Perhaps what passengers rave about the most is complimentary access to the Nordic Spa and that awesome thermal suite mentioned above. Breathe deep in the steam bath or sauna, freeze your you-know-what off in the Snow Grotto to wake up every cell (including those you never knew you had) and take a whirlpool, cold-water splash or plunge pool dip. Alternating hot and cold therapies invigorates your mind and body in the best ways.

Related: The 5 best destinations you can visit on a Viking ship

The complimentary alternative dining inclusions are mighty fine, too. Little feels better than sitting down to an incredible meal in Manfredi's Italian restaurant and not signing a room charge at the end. No corners are cut here for a complimentary meal. Pastas are excellent, but by all means, order the signature bistecca alla Fiorentina , a Florentine-style porcini-and-spice-crusted ribeye steak that makes meat lovers swoon.

The overstuffed house-made bread basket, served with aged Parmesan chunks and high-quality balsamic vinegar and olive oil, is worth the price of admission alone — if there were one in the first place.

Oceania Cruises

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Oceania Cruises sails smaller, upscale ships with a focus on fine dining and restaurant variety. It has recently made its cruise fares more inclusive with the introduction of Simply More pricing.

All cruise fares now include free round-trip airfare plus transfers, a shore excursion credit of $600 to $1,600 per cabin to use on the guests' choice of tours in port and a beverage package that covers a selection of wine, beer and Champagne at lunch and dinner.

Oceania already includes nonalcoholic drinks (soda, specialty coffee and tea, smoothies, juice), specialty dining (including meals by celebrity chef Jacques Pepin), Wi-Fi (two devices per cabin), fitness classes and shuttles into town in port.

Virgin Voyages

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Virgin Voyages ' goal is to reimagine the cruise experience, which means that it doesn't follow the typical rules of cruising. You'll find tattoo parlors, drag shows, balcony hammocks and a novel approach to fare inclusions.

Onboard Wi-Fi and crew tips — typically extra charges on most mainstream cruise lines — are included in everyone's cruise fare on Virgin. All of its ships' 20+ eateries are complimentary, from the vegetarian restaurant to the Korean barbecue joint, though you may have to make reservations in advance. Select nonalcoholic drinks (including soda, non-pressed juices and sparkling water) also do not incur extra fees. The line's creative and energetic fitness classes are also fee-free; other lines charge $15 to $20 for these.

Virgin does not offer an all-inclusive beverage package add-on and instead claims it offers fair prices for drinks. However, if you purchase a Bar Tab (essentially prepaying for drinks) , the line will throw in extra free money you can use on your bar bill.

Related: Too hip or just right? Here's what it was really like sailing on Virgin Voyages

Cruise lines with all-inclusive fare classes

A relatively new addition to the all-inclusive cruise fare world is the all-inclusive add-on package . Select cruise lines allow guests to opt into higher-priced fares that include more perks or purchase fare add-ons that grant them extra inclusions. The cruise lines claim that the extra fees are a savings on the a la carte price of the included amenities.

Celebrity Cruises

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Celebrity Cruises aims to be the cruise line for Gen Xers, and its newest ships are filled with dining variety, resort-worthy bars and plenty of places to grab a seat and gab with your girls, guys or significant other. Innovative cabins let fresh air in without creating under-used outdoor space. The line has also gotten creative with options for more inclusive fares.

Celebrity lets cruisers choose from two fare types: Cruise-Only or All Included. Cruise-Only fares get you the standard cruise amenities, such as meals in the main dining room and buffet, a short list of nonalcoholic drinks (drip coffee, iced tea, juice from a machine at breakfast) and traditional onboard entertainment.

Upgrade to the All-Included fare, and you'll pay more but get more inclusions. (Prices vary by ship, itinerary and sail date.) These fares cover a Classic Drinks Package and Celebrity's Basic Wi-Fi plan. The fares used to cover crew gratuities, but that perk has been phased out.

Alternatively, if you book upper-category cabins and suites, your base fares will include additional perks. Passengers in AquaClass accommodations receive exclusive access to the Blu restaurant, a complimentary thermal suite pass, free fitness classes and discounted spa packages.

Related: Everything you want to know about Celebrity cabins and suites

Suite guests receive a premium drinks package, premium Wi-Fi, 24-hour in-suite dining and specialty coffees, and exclusive access to the Luminae restaurant and suites-only lounge and sun deck. These fares include concierge and butler service, as well.

Windstar Cruises

all inclusive cruises for singles

Windstar Cruises ' hallmark is casual luxury, so the line lets guests choose how inclusive they want their fares to be.

The line's base prices get you a nicely appointed stateroom, dining in multiple venues with menus by James Beard Foundation-affiliated chefs, and nonalcoholic beverages (such as soft drinks and specialty coffees). Take your pick from small, luxury cruise ships with spacious suites to motorized sailing yachts with gorgeous sails.

If you want one-and-done pricing, passengers can choose All-Inclusive Fares for an additional $89 per person per day. With this plan, guests receive complimentary Wi-Fi, prepaid hotel and beverage gratuities, and an unlimited beverage package, which includes all beers, 33 different wines by the glass, 40 house and select brands of liquor, cocktails made with the included liquors and minibar items.

Princess Cruises

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The Love Boat cruise line explores the world on big, but not too big ships, with a particular focus on Alaska sailings . It welcomes everyone from families with kids to retired couples with a variety of onboard offerings and inclusive fare options to suit a variety of budgets and preferences.

Princess Cruises offers its guests two ways to make their cruise experience more inclusive. The Princess Plus Package costs $60 per person per day and includes a Plus Beverage Package (covering drinks priced up to $15 each), Wi-Fi on one device per passenger, two meals at casual extra-fee restaurants, two fitness classes, two premium desserts, unlimited juice bar drinks, free room service delivery and tips for the crew.

Related: The 5 best destinations you can visit on a Princess ship

For a more all-inclusive experience, guests can purchase the Princess Premier Package at $80 per person per day. With this elevated program, passengers receive a Premier Beverage Package (covering drinks priced up to $20 each), Wi-Fi on up to four devices per passenger, tips for the crew, two meals per guest in the line's extra-fee specialty restaurants, unlimited meals in the extra-fee casual restaurants, unlimited premium desserts and juice bar drinks, free room service delivery, a photo package of three prints plus unlimited digital files and reserved theater seating.

Holland America

all inclusive cruises for singles

Holland America is Princess Cruises' sister line and Alaska rival. It sails midsized ships around the world, catering to a mature cruiser who loves live music, fine dining and a classic cruise experience.

The cruise line also has a similar all-inclusive add-on to its sister. The line's Have It All fares include a shore excursion credit of $100, $200 or $300 per person (based on length of sailing); a Signature Beverage Package covering alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks priced up to $11 per drink; one, two or three comped meals in the line's specialty dining restaurants (based on length of cruise); and a Wi-Fi Surf Package, HAL's basic Wi-Fi package.

The cost to make your cruise all-inclusive is $55 per person per day, added to your cruise fare, and applies only to the first and second guests in each cabin.

Related: The 4 classes of Holland America ships, explained

Cruise lines with all-inclusive promotions

A few cruise lines take a different approach to all-inclusive cruising and offer inclusions as booking promotions . Depending on the current offer, you are entitled to a slew of included amenities or your choice of only a few.

Norwegian Cruise Line

all inclusive cruises for singles

Norwegian Cruise Line is known for its anything-goes attitude: Eat where you want, dress how you like, enjoy the ship as you see fit. Its megaships are known for their variety of dining and drinking venues, as well as onboard attractions that include Broadway-caliber entertainment, go-kart tracks , laser tag, VR game rooms and crazy water slides. Many of the attractions come with fees, so it's easy to find yourself pulling out your wallet again and again on board.

To combat that, NCL has been running some version of its Free at Sea promotion for years, which offers complimentary amenities to make your cruise fare a little or a lot more inclusive. Depending on the current offer, you might be eligible for all the amenities or you might get a choice of some number of them depending on the type of cabin you book.

The included perks vary, but are usually an Open Bar beverage package (covering drinks up to $15 each), one to three free meals for two people in specialty restaurants on board (depending on type of cabin and length of cruise), a $50 shore excursion credit for one person in each port, 75-300 minutes of free Wi-Fi each for two people (based on length of cruise), and complimentary or $99 third and fourth guest fares on select sailings. Sometimes free airfare (buy one ticket and the second guest flies free) is part of the promotion, as well.

Note that guests must pay a 20% gratuity on the value of the Open Bar beverage package and the specialty dining package.

Related: The ultimate guide to Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian also offers a paid upgrade to the Free at Sea perks called Free at Sea Plus. This add-on would upgrade your perks to a Premium Plus beverage package (including all top-shelf liquors, beer and wine plus unlimited still or sparkling bottled water, Starbucks coffee and energy drinks), two extra specialty restaurant meals, a $50 excursion credit for two guests in every port (versus one) and an unlimited Wi-Fi package (no streaming).

The additional cost is $49 per person, per day, for adults and $29 for children; solo adult travelers pay $42 per person.

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Whether you're newly single or a seasoned veteran in singledom, sometimes the best holidays are the ones you take alone. Imagine having no pressure to do anything except for what you want to do. Eat, drink, explore museums, or nap on the beach. You’re completely open to mixing and mingling with other solo cruisers at singles meet-ups and bar crawls around the ship. You'll quickly find that singles cruises don't have to be any different than traveling with others—it’s all about your attitude and openness to breaking out of your comfort zone.

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Bahamas Cruises from Miami

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Get ready for days full of sun, waves, and all the time in the world to relax! Even if you don't think you enjoy time by yourself, experiencing a Bahamas cruise on your own (or with whomever you happen to meet) is nothing but luxurious. You can take the time to rest, relax, and soak in the sun or party into the wee hours of the morning! Either way, your Freestyle Vacation® will be a memorable one.

Greek Island Cruises

One thing to love about a cruise to Greece to Greece is that the locals make you feel like family wherever you go. Whether you're stuffing your face with dolmades and fresh hummus or observing a gorgeous sunset over the crystal blue waters, you'll feel like you're living life to the fullest! The islands are chock full of other travelers looking to unwind and party. No matter where you go, you'll be embraced with open arms — just be careful about overindulging on too much ouzo!

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Mediterranean Cruises

If you want to be even more adventurous, this 10-day cruise to the Greek Isles: Santorini, Mykonos & Croatia gives you the Greek island warmth in addition to the best of the Mediterranean . If you've always dreamed of having a classic European vacation, this cruise is your jam. Knock Spain, France, Italy, Croatia, and Greece off your bucket list and get ready for some epic dining and culture. You'll feel like a character in a movie, classily sipping wine and tasting local delicacies, and running around and exploring the ins and outs of the cities with nothing (and nobody) holding you behind! Talk about the stuff of dreams, people.

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Baltic Cruises

Maybe you've already indulged in a Mediterranean vacation's treasures and you're looking for something a little unique. In nine days you can experience six cities chocked full of historical significance on a Baltic cruise , providing a cultural experience that extends beyond a "normal" vacation. Meeting people from other cultures, trying food outside of your comfort zone, and learning new things will truly elevate your perspective and your life.

South America Cruises

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If you had dreams since you were little about being a world explorer, you must take advantage of a South American cruise at some point in your life. Flip your world upside down (almost literally) as you witness the southern tip of South America and all of the wonders that it has to offer to solo cruisers like you. Magellan has nothing on you! When you make it to Argentina, you'll quickly find a dancing partner; it is the birthplace of the most passionate of dances … the tango. You won't be single for long!

The most important point to remember when traveling solo is that your vacation is what you make it! Some of the most incredible people and places are waiting out there - go find them. Norwegian makes it easy by taking the stress out of traveling and giving you plenty of well-deserved "me" time as well as introducing you to people you normally would not have met.

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EDITOR'S NOTE: This article was originally published on July 22, 2016. It has been updated for accuracy and to show related itineraries.

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Old culture and fascinating pasts intertwine the quaint towns of Alaska. Take the Sitka tour and see history come alive as you visit an authentic Pioneer home, Russian Cathedrals, and WWII Fort Ray. Float down the Chilkat River to explore the traditions of the Tlingit people in the native village of Klukwan. Touch towering totem poles in Ketchikan, which hosts the largest collection of totem poles in the world! Then end your day with a famous Alaskan salmon bake. If you want to stay longer and see more, take advantage of an Alaskan cruisetour , all led by local Alaskan guides!

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What Are Singles Cruises for Seniors?

If you’re a senior who enjoys solo travel and meeting new people, you might want to book a singles cruise. These adventures can be a great way for older adults to enjoy traveling alone at surprisingly affordable prices. Beyond singles cruises, you can also look into general cruise lines that cater to the older set.

Pro Tip: To learn more about my favorite cruises, read my guide to the best cruises for seniors .

The Advantages of Singles Cruises for Seniors

Singles cruises for seniors offer many benefits, such as discounted room prices, wine tasting, and onboard entertainment –– not to mention plenty of opportunities to meet other singles.

Less planning

Since most singles cruises are all-inclusive, you don’t have to worry about last-minute itinerary planning. Most singles cruises provide a day-by-day itinerary with information on daily activities, events, and excursions. For those who want an adventurous time without having to plan, a cruise is a great option. Personally, planning travel makes me anxious, so I love handing the process over to the professionals.

Meeting new people

A singles cruise is designed to cater to people of all ages who are looking to meet new people. If you’re recently divorced or looking for a new relationship, a singles cruise offers an opportunity to meet others in a similar position. These cruises will often have programs like speed dating and dances to help facilitate interactions. Plus, some cruises cater to singles specifically, giving you a discount or “single supplement.”

Courses and events

Singles cruises offer plenty of great activities, such as wine tastings, chef-prepared meals, dancing, pool parties, concerts, and group exercises. All of this helps make it easier to meet new people.

  • Viking Ocean Cruises : Best Overall Value
  • Singles Travel International : Made for Singles
  • Silversea : Luxurious and All-Inclusive
  • Tauck World Discovery : Great Expeditions
  • Holland America Line : 35-Day Trips
  • Solos Holidays : Social Activities
  • Cunard : Great Onboard Entertainment
  • Riviera River Cruises : Great for Solo Travelers
  • Regent Seven Seas Cruises : Discounts Available

1. Viking Ocean Cruises - Best Overall Value

What we like most:.

  • Wide range of trips
  • Luxurious suites
  • Excellent customer service
  • Risk-free guarantee

Cost: $799+ per person

Viking offers river, ocean, and expedition voyages on all seven continents. I could choose from a variety of cruise destinations, including Scandinavia, Northern Europe, Asia, and Australia. As the world’s leading small-ship cruise line, Viking Ocean Cruises has a fleet of new, state-of-the-art ocean ships, ranging from Viking Star to Viking Saturn. Each ocean ship can carry up to 930 adult guests for an intimate experience and longer overnight stays at ports. With so many adults on a boat, it was easy for me to meet people, especially at meal times.

To book a cruise, I simply visited the Viking website and selected the region, departure date, and duration of my stay. If you’re looking to travel to Scandinavia and Northern Europe for a duration of 12 days, you can choose your sail date and include a promo code to get the best deals. You can also select the number of guests and specify the type of stateroom or suite you would like to book.

Viking Ocean Cruises offers a risk-free guarantee for guests, allowing you to change your cruise date up to 14 days before your departure. Viking will also waive any change fees. Other features of this cruise include spacious veranda staterooms and suites. In addition to a variety of destinations, Viking Ocean Cruises offers special savings on both airfare and cruise costs.

FYI: Cruises aren’t the only way to meet that special someone. Consider trying one of the best dating websites for seniors .

2. Singles Travel International - Made for Singles

  • Made specifically for singles
  • Worldwide destinations
  • Meet-and-greets onboard
  • Online community

Cost: $7,173 average, but ranges from $2,398 to $14,779

With affordable (comparatively speaking) cruises starting at $2,398 per person, Singles Travel International is a tour agency that offers fun cruise destination trips for single seniors over the age of 50. With several destination options ranging from Antarctica, Africa, and South America, seniors can enjoy a fun solo getaway at affordable prices.

With over 28 years in business, Singles Travel International offers great savings on single supplements, free membership, and fun singles cruise meet-and-greets and cocktail hours. Other benefits include an option to find a travel companion and ongoing promotions and discounts.  For example, when I was booking my trip, I could’ve saved thousands by getting a premium membership. This is a good option if you think you want to take cruises more regularly.

Plus, when I signed up for a free membership, I got a $50 discount on my first vacation and free access to its online community for senior singles over the age of 50.

3. Silversea - Luxurious and All-Inclusive

  • Made specifically for seniors
  • Generous all-inclusive options
  • Onboard spas and fitness centers
  • Gourmet dining

Cost: $3,600+ per person

If you’re looking to pamper yourself with a luxury cruise, Silversea provides amazing shore excursions and all-inclusive service covering 900 destinations. Although pricing is on the high side, you can still find plenty of great deals on both airfare and transfers. With Silversea, you can travel and explore new destinations like the Galapagos Islands, Asia, and Alaska –– all while enjoying the views from your luxury oceanview suite.

Booking as a solo traveler, I received a 25 percent single supplement on some voyages, which means a 25 percent discount. Not every cruise line offers this discount, as each room can support two people, typically.

You can choose from all-inclusive cruises or special Silversea Expeditions luxury cruises if you’re looking to travel to remote regions. Some of the benefits of choosing Silversea include complimentary beverages, gourmet dining, shore excursions, and educational lectures on the places you’re visiting. As someone who loves to learn, I found this trip both educational and fun, not to mention delicious.

With Silversea’s all-inclusive offerings, you’ll also enjoy personalized services with butler service for all its suites. Additionally, you’ll have access to a luxurious spa and fitness center, along with a beauty salon and acupuncture services for older adults with arthritis or back pain. It was lovely to have a spa to come home to after a long day exploring!

4. Tauck World Discovery - Great Expeditions

  • Extensive guided land tours
  • River and ocean cruises
  • Fine dining
  • Panoramic sun decks

Cost: $3,990+ per person

Looking for a solo getaway? Tauck World Discovery offers solo cruise adventures for older adults. Consider booking a solo trip on one of its European River Cruises, with prices starting at $4,390 per person for eight- to 25-day tours. In addition to river and small-ship cruises, Tauck offers guided land tours in destinations like Africa, Canada, Israel and Jordan, and Latin America.

We recommend solo travelers book one of the European River Cruises. For example, I was interested in the longest, Grand European Cruise, a 25-day cruise that hits Amsterdam, Budapest, Vienna, Nuremberg, Regensburg, and Koln. It starts at $13,990. I like this cruise because it will allow me to see nine European countries and stay three nights in Bucharest. Altogether, I am going to see these countries:

  • Netherlands

Other features and benefits of booking a cruise through Tauck is that you’ll enjoy unlimited complimentary beverages, fine dining, and amenities such as a fitness center, spa, and sun deck featuring panoramic views of the river. For the European River Cruises, some of the destinations include the Danube, Douro, and Rhone rivers.

5. Holland America Line - 35-Day Trips

  • Trips up to 133 days long
  • Helpful smartphone app
  • Onboard casinos
  • Wine tastings

Cost: $499+ per person

With 149 years in business, Holland America Line offers 19 cruise destinations with over 473 ports. If you’re looking for an affordable cruise option, I recommend traveling with Holland America Line. Its Worry-Free Promise program gives guests the chance to change their cruise plans or cancel for any reason up to 30 days before departure if you or a travel party tests positive for COVID-19.

Holland America Line has a fleet of 11 classic ships with destinations and ports in Alaska, Europe, the Panama Canal, Asia, and more. You can choose from seven- to 133-day cruise trips, depending on your destination and travel needs. The longest cruise goes from pole to pole, leaving and departing from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. If you’re a single senior, you’ll love the amenities the cruise ship offers, such as classical cruise ship music, theatrical shows, concerts, and other live entertainment.

Some of the additional features of this cruise line include spacious suites and staterooms, along with unique dining options and a casino. You can also use its free mobile-friendly app to personalize your cruise experience and browse your planned activities for the day. Depending on the cruise ship you choose, you can also participate in wine tastings and cooking demonstrations.

Did You Know: Before you head for the sea, be sure to have your travel insurance in order.

6. Solos Holidays - Social Activities

  • Caters to solo travelers
  • Great onboard entertainment
  • Spacious rooms
  • Ample social activities

Cost: $261+ per person

Solos Holidays caters to solo travelers who enjoy going to exciting destinations while meeting new people. Based in London, this company focuses on “singles holidays” and offers a wide selection of destinations across the globe. Some of the cruise destinations include Europe, Australia, Asia, and Africa.

I recommend going on A Taste of the Fjords. I departed from London and spent seven nights in Norway (prices start at $1,420 per person). On the ship, dining and entertainment options were plentiful, and the destinations — Bergen, Flam, and Stavanger —  were beautiful and picturesque. Plus, as a single, it was nice being with a group of eight and a tour leader, as I didn’t feel lonely. This is one of the more affordable cruise options, which is always appreciated.

7. Cunard - Great Onboard Entertainment

  • Low starting prices
  • Orchestra performances
  • Onboard libraries and gyms
  • Planetarium shows

Cost: $699+ per person

Cunard provides luxury cruise services across the globe. In fact, in the past, it has had esteemed guests like Elizabeth Taylor and Charlie Chaplain onboard its ships. Depending on the type of vacation and travel experience you’re looking for, you can anticipate spending around $699 per person for an English cruise to up to $2,199 per person for a Caribbean cruise. This is incredibly affordable, as cruises can cost tens of thousands of dollars, which is not in my budget. Here are the prices I saw when I looked in October 2023:

When you book a cruise with Cunard, you’ll enjoy amenities such as afternoon tea, live orchestra performances, and events moderated by prolific speakers. In addition to spacious open decks and Broadway-style shows, seniors will enjoy a packed itinerary of events and activities.

Other features include twice-daily turndown services, concierge services, personal butlers, great dining options, and complimentary room service. Guests can also enjoy group dance classes, planetarium shows, and access to the library and gym facilities.

We recommend choosing one of its seven-day transatlantic cruises onboard its Queen Mary 2. The best part is you’ll have access to live performances from the Royal Shakespeare Company, along with various accommodations to make your stay enjoyable. Cruises start at $849 per person for a Christmas 2023 voyage.

8. Riviera River Cruises - Great for Solo Travelers

  • Luxurious amenities
  • Niche destinations
  • Flexible trips

Cost: $899+ per month

Riviera River Cruises offers several river cruises in Europe and other destinations around the world. Solo travelers can expect to pay around $899 to $5,479 for longer-duration trips.

If you enjoy solo traveling without sharing a room, then we’d recommend the Rhine, Strasbourg & Heidelberg River Cruise for Solo Travelers. This eight-day cruise starts at $2,449 per person and features eight guided tours, a live classical quartet recital, daily meals, and five-star services. For this particular cruise, you’ll embark in Cologne and visit destinations like the Rhine Gorge and the historic Mainz port. Plus, there are departures aimed at solo travelers specifically, which start at $2,749 per person. Unfortunately, there’s no single supplement, but there are also no additional fees; I paid the listed price, which was a welcome departure from other cruise lines and their many hidden fees.

When you choose Riviera River Cruises, you’ll enjoy amenities and features like daily morning and afternoon tea and coffee, along with full daily meals, complimentary Wi-Fi, and the option to extend your cruise. Other benefits include access to an expert cruise director and concierge services to help make for an enjoyable stay.

Pro Tip: To start planning your next trip, be sure to check out my rundown of the best travel destinations for seniors .

9. Regent Seven Seas Cruises - Discounts Available

  • Over 450 ports
  • Great discounts
  • Spacious accommodations
  • Tours up to 21 days in length

Cost: $6,074+ per person

Regent Seven Seas Cruises offers all-inclusive luxury travel around the world, with over 450 ports of call. Each ship can carry up to 750 guests, with destinations in Africa, Arabia, Alaska, Asia, and the Mediterranean. The average price with the single supplement ranges from $6,074 per person from Cape Town to Rio De Janeiro to as high as $12,562 for an 18-day cruise from Sydney to Singapore.

Not every cruise line offers discounted prices for singles, so although these prices are on the higher side, they’re a good option for singles who want a more luxurious experience and have the funds for it.

Some of the benefits of choosing a cruise from Regent Seven Seas Cruises include all-inclusive fares, free open bars, and unlimited beverages, along with free access to specialty restaurants. You’ll also receive free unlimited internet and up to a 50 percent discount for a reduced single supplement for select suite categories.

Bottom Line

If you’re single and want to meet new people, a cruise can be a great way to step out of your comfort zone. Many cruises cater to solo travelers and single seniors, providing ample opportunities to participate in mixers, galas, and other activities aboard a ship. Many cruise lines will often offer great discounts for those who book one-passenger trips, so be on the lookout for those deals throughout the year.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. There are many singles cruises for seniors to book throughout the year.

Cruise lines that don’t allow kids include Viking Cruises, Virgin Voyages, and P&O Cruises.

Amie has been writing about senior care products and services for the last decade. She is particularly passionate about new technologies that help improve the quality of life for seniors and their families. Seeing her parents and grandparents age made Amie ask herself, “Would this be good enough for my loved ones?” In her spare time, Amie enjoys outdoor adventures and spontaneous road trips. Learn more about Amie here

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When traveling and exploring solo, checking into an all-inclusive resort can offer a stress-free way to unwind or partake in activities without keeping a mental tab on costs. Room rates will often include meals, activities, and even a spa treatment or two at some of the most interesting all-inclusive resorts. Check out our selections below, from an adults-only retreat or clothing-optional resort in the Caribbean to our picks for the best warm- and cold-weather resorts to book in 2023. We factored in value, dining options, and guest reviews while putting together this roundup.

Best All-Inclusive Resorts for Solo Travelers in 2024

  • Best Overall: Barceló Bávaro Beach, Dominican Republic
  • Best Adults-Only: BodyHoliday, St. Lucia
  • Best Retreat: Lake Austin Spa Resort, Austin, Texas
  • Best Clothing Optional: Hedonism II, Negril, Jamaica
  • Best for a Warm Getaway: Spice Island Beach Resort, Grenada
  • Best for a Winter Getaway: Glacier View Lodge, Canada
  • Best Mediterranean: Club Med Kemer - Turkey
  • Our Top Picks
  • Barceló Bávaro Beach, Dominican Republic
  • BodyHoliday, St. Lucia
  • Lake Austin Spa Resort, Austin, Texas
  • Hedonism II, Negril, Jamaica
  • Spice Island Beach Resort, Grenada

Glacier View Lodge, Canada

  • Club Med Kemer - Turkey
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Final Verdict

Compare the best all-inclusive resorts for singles, methodology, best overall : barceló bávaro beach , dominican republic.

Barceló Bávaro Beach

Dozens of activities, multiple pools and dining outlets, and a dedicated singles week offer lots to do for the solo traveler.

Multiple dining outlets and bars, adults-only pool, premium lounge

Array of different activities

Adults-only section offers extra relaxation

Beautiful grounds

Not ideal for a boutique experience

Guests in 2022 have mentioned rooms could use an update

Rapid service can be inconsistent at times

Barceló Bávaro Beach in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic is a 500-plus-room, adults-only all-inclusive resort located steps from the breathtaking beach for which it is named. Guests particularly enjoy the ample sun beds, relaxing atmosphere, and access to the casino and nightclub located at its sister property within the same complex, Barcelo Palace.

Although the resort attracts honeymooners and couples, its annual Singles Week—typically held each fall—is a full week dedicated to solo travelers looking to socialize , and it’s packed full of group activities like watersports and volleyball, live DJ-ed pool and beach parties, excursions, and more. Year round, find quiet spots for sunbathing or reading a book on the beach or in the resort’s landscaped tropical gardens. Mingle with others at the swimming pool or at included activities ranging from yoga classes to kayaking. 

Between Bavaro Beach and Palace, the two resorts boast nine bars, restaurants, pools, an 18-hole golf course, and tennis courts. Booking a Premium Level reservation includes an upgraded room, exclusive lounge access, a bottle of rum, access to the spa’s hydrotherapy area, and 10 percent off spa services.

Best Adults-Only : BodyHoliday , St. Lucia

BodyHoliday Saint Lucia

Experience adults-only, wellness-focused downtime or active adventures in pristine tropical surroundings.

Wellness center, beauty clinic, adventure program, piano bar

All-inclusive rate includes a daily wellness treatment

Resort hosts annual solo traveler retreat

Expert activity instructors

Resort’s hilly locale may be inconvenient for some

Daily wellness treatments included in rate are limited to massage, body wrap, or a facial

As one of the Caribbean’s best all-inclusive spa resorts, set your own immersive, nourishing pace at beachfront BodyHoliday Saint Lucia. Bookings include a complimentary daily massage, facial, or body wrap, as well as access to personal fitness trainers, nutritionists, and other wellness practitioners. Activities like golf, snorkeling and scuba diving, tai chi, and Pilates classes are also included. So are half- or full-day walks, which take in sights like Sulphur Springs (touted as the Caribbean’s only drive-in volcano), Diamond Falls, and The Pitons—a UNESCO World Heritage site.

For those looking to connect with others, the resort hosts an annual September Solos retreat. In addition to a personalized schedule of daily spa treatments, the week includes group activities that range from cocktail and dinner parties to land and water sports. Standard Garden View rooms do not incur a single supplement , and ground floor rooms in this category open into a patio in the gardens.

Best Retreat : Lake Austin Spa Resort , Austin , Texas

Lake Austin Spa Resort

Unwind lakefront or at the spa in an intimate setting.

25,000-square-foot spa facility, water taxi service, daily land and water sports activities

Lakeside activities in secluded surroundings

Discounts for longer stays

40 rooms offer an intimate, personal experience

Resort asks guests silence cell phones in public spaces on property

Resort dining ends at 9 p.m.

Changes or cancellations to a reservation may forfeit $1,000 deposit

An all-inclusive overnight experience at Lake Austin Spa Resort in Texas’ Hill Country includes everything from happy hour wine cruises on the lake, artist talks, and culinary demonstrations, to watercraft like stand-up paddleboards and hydro-bikes. Consult its activities calendar on the website to learn about more than a dozen daily activities throughout the week.

Also covered are three meals a day, unlimited smoothies, juices, and coffee, for starters; access to two outdoor pools and a heated indoor pool; and a 25,000-square-foot spa facility.

Situated across 19 secluded lakefront acres, arrive at the resort (by water taxi, if desired) primed to do everything or nothing at all. Depending on your selected room category, its 40 rooms might include a private garden or a private outdoor hot tub. The resort is also pet-friendly.

The wellness resort has been around since the 1940s, and in its prior lives, it was a camp geared towards fishing, then nudism, and finally the rodeo before transforming into the wellness resort today.

Best Clothing Optional : Hedonism II , Negril , Jamaica

 Hedonism II

Shed inhibitions at one of the Caribbean’s top clothing-optional resorts.

Multiple dining and drinking options, playroom, nightly entertainment

Lively pool and beach areas

Themed parties

Land and water activities included

Only certain room categories feature a balcony

Not ideal for those looking for a retreat

Resort could use a refresh

Uninhibited solo travelers will feel at home at Hedonism II in Negril, Jamaica, located along Negril’s famous Seven Mile Beach. The all-inclusive, beachfront resort offers ocean view or garden view rooms and suites and is clothing optional in most areas (restaurants excluded). The resort’s all-inclusive rates cover daytime activities that range from volleyball to tennis, sailing, and scuba diving.

Beginning at 10:30 p.m., the Romping Shop playroom opens for overnight guests. There’s also the Kama Sutra Palace (for desire-centric workshops like Tantra), a spa, and dining and drinking outlets including a steak house, an Italian restaurant with a Jamaican twist, and buffet-style breakfast, lunch, and dinner dining. 

Airport transfer service can be arranged for an additional fee, and all gratuities are included in the daily rate. 

Best for a Warm Getaway : Spice Island Beach Resort , Grenada

Spice Island Beach Resort

Upscale villa-style accommodations and top-notch service are enjoyed in one of the Caribbean’s most fragrant islands.

Spa, private pool in select rooms

Staff go above and beyond

Some room categories open up directly to the beach

Currently the island nation’s only AAA Five Diamond award recipient

Some rooms and patios situated too close together for privacy

Located on one of the busier parts of the beach

Guests of this 8-acre all-inclusive resort appreciate the attentive staff (who make a point to learn your name), fresh meals accented with herbs from the property’s gardens, and the boutique resort’s understated luxury. Its beachfront location along Grand Anse beach, which stretches for nearly 2 miles of calm, clear waters, certainly helps, too. A booking at Spice Island Resort includes all-day dining, access to its bars (and in-room mini bar), a fitness center, and use of its non-motorized water sports equipment. Spa treatments are also available.

Spice Island Resort in St. George’s, Grenada, features 64 villa-style suites; some open up directly onto the beach, feature a private pool, or include a patio or balcony. Suites also include Molton Brown bath amenities, exposed wood-paneled ceilings in some, and a color palette that mimics Grenada’s colorful natural surroundings. 

Also known as a Spice Isle, a tour of a local spice plantation or factory—think nutmeg, cacao, cinnamon—offers a snapshot of the island’s history and culture if you venture out from the resort’s comforts.

Best for a Winter Getaway : Glacier View Lodge , Canada

Cold weather enthusiasts will enjoy a singular opportunity to check into one of the only glacier-front resorts.

Welcome reception, guided glacier tours

2019 redesign with updated, contemporary Scandinavian décor and a refreshed look for its restaurants

Ideal for cold weather enthusiasts in search of a remote respite (and adventure)

Transfer service between Jasper, Banff, and Calgary via the Brewster Express

No room service

Seasonal operations

Dining not included in the rate

Cold weather solace seekers should head to Alberta and check in at pristine Glacier View Lodged, located between Jasper and Banff. The seasonal resort operates between May and September. Though not entirely all-inclusive, guests can choose to book a room only (with views of the mountains or Athabasca Glacier) or opt for the Columbia Icefield Experience, which includes a guided evening tour along the Columbia Icefield Skywalk , and guided morning tour of Athabasca Glacier. All bookings include a welcome reception and beverage.

While dining at its two restaurants is not included in the room rate, an overnight at Canada’s only glacier-front resort, coupled with the guided icefield experiences, offers a unique option for solo exploration.

Best Mediterranean : Club Med Kemer - Turkey

Club Med Kemer

History, culture, and relaxation converge at this coastal all-inclusive resort in Turkey.

Water sports like skiing and snorkeling, day excursions dive into history and culture (for an additional fee), outdoor pool with mountain views

Coastal location also offers mountain views

Outdoor dining

Some travelers mentioned that the property could use an update

The resort's family-oriented marketing might be a turnoff

While Club Med’s Palmiye outpost is often touted as an ideal family-friendly resort, solo travelers cite its hospitable staff and numerous activities as just some of the many reasons to make the journey to this all-inclusive resort on Turkey’s southernly Lycian coast. Included in the nightly rate: all-day outdoor and waterfront dining, an open bar, land and water sports from waterskiing to snorkeling, entertainment like live music and the occasional all-white dress party, and gratuities. Its outdoor swimming pool (there are two) boasts the Taurus Mountains as its backdrop.

For an additional fee, book a cultural excursion and join a small group for an afternoon sail along Kekova Bay, lunch, and visit to a Greco-Roman theater. Or book a half-day historical tour through Antalya’s city center. On certain days during the week, venture into town and browse its markets full of produce, accessories, and traditional textiles.

Don’t let the marketing to couples and families turn you off, as many resorts, including the ones listed, host solo travelers and welcome them. From a domestic stay to a long weekend in the Caribbean or Europe, there’s an all-inclusive resort experience for solo travelers looking to unwind or stay active.

We considered dozens of all-inclusive resorts and filtered for the overall included value of dining and drinking, activities, and other perks. We also considered reviews from prior solo guests, and bonus points were given to resorts that offer dedicated solo traveler programming.

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Are cruises all-inclusive? What’s actually included in your cruise fare

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You might have heard that cruise fares are all-inclusive, but if you’re new to cruising, that term could be misleading.

While mainstream cruise lines such as Royal Caribbean , Norwegian Cruise Line and Carnival offer incredible value, covering lodging, meals and transportation in their cruise fares, they are not 100% all-inclusive. In other words, not every single thing is included in your fare. You’ll pay an additional cost for all kinds of extras, including bar drinks, meals at specialty restaurants, specific activities and even specialty coffees.

Of course, a few luxury, small-ship and expedition cruise lines do bundle more amenities into their fares. You just need to pay attention to what’s included and what’s not when choosing a cruise line and evaluating its fares.

Since most cruises are not all-inclusive, let’s talk about what comes with your cruise fare and what doesn’t. We’ll also offer tips on how to create a more inclusive cruise experience the next time you sail.

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Are cruises all-inclusive?

Yes and no.

In the sense that your room, food, certain beverages, select onboard entertainment and transportation between ports come with your basic cruise fare, then yes, cruises are all-inclusive.

However, if you compare a cruise to an all-inclusive experience at a resort with free-flowing adult beverages, unlimited activities and access to all on-site restaurants, cruises are not truly all-inclusive. At least not mainstream cruise lines.

If you seek a truly all-inclusive experience at sea, you’ll want to consider sailing with a luxury cruise line. Your fare will typically include complimentary soft drinks, specialty coffees, most wines and spirits, Wi-Fi, crew gratuities and often specialty dining. Sometimes airfare, pre-cruise stays and shore excursions are included, as well.

For example, Regent Seven Seas Cruises — one of the most inclusive cruise lines — includes unlimited complimentary beverages, shore excursions in every port, prepaid gratuities, specialty dining in multiple onboard restaurants, unlimited Wi-Fi, laundry service, airfare from select gateways and airport transfers to the ship. Higher-category cabins also include a pre-cruise hotel stay and occasionally a two- or three-night land program.

Upscale ocean cruise lines, as well as river and expedition cruise lines, typically have more inclusive fares than mainstream lines but are not all-inclusive, with the exception of expedition cruises offered by luxury cruise lines.

What is included in cruise fares?

For the purposes of this story, we will focus on mainstream cruise lines and what’s included in those lines’ fares.

Accommodation

While cabins vary in size and accouterments, you’ll find that most ships offer — from least expensive to priciest — inside rooms, ocean views (with a window), cabins with private balconies and suites. Generally speaking, older mass-market ships have fewer balcony cabins and suites than newer megaships.

The least expensive fares are usually attached to inside or obstructed-view cabins. (Views can be obstructed by the ship’s lifeboats or the ship’s superstructure, for example.)

No matter which cruise line you pick, your cabin will include a comfortable bed (or beds), ensuite bathroom (usually with just a shower and no tub unless you book a higher-category cabin), closet and a desk/vanity. Cabins are serviced daily by room stewards.

Related: The 5 most desirable cabin locations on any cruise ship

Meals in the main dining room are included in your cruise fare. Additional venues, such as a buffet (open long hours each day) and pool grill, are also free. Many ships also have complimentary pizzerias (such as Royal Caribbean’s Sorrento’s) and cafe snacks (think Princess Cruises’ International Cafe).

Other dining establishments, called specialty restaurants, charge either a per-person surcharge or have an a la carte menu on the big-ship lines.

When you want free ice cream on mainstream cruise ships, head to the buffet or pool deck, where you’ll usually find a soft-serve ice cream machine. A few lines will offer scooped ice cream at the buffet for no charge, but ships with stand-alone ice cream or gelato parlors typically charge extra for those treats.

Related: The ultimate guide to cruise ship food and dining

Room service

Room service used to be free on most cruise ships, but cruise lines have been slowly adding charges over the years. On most cruise lines, you can still order continental breakfast for free, but all-day and late-night dining often costs extra. Suite guests might get room service fees waived as part of their upgraded perks.

Completely free room service is a rare bird these days, with Disney Cruise Line and Holland America being the mainstream cruise lines to offer it.

Some cruise lines offer complimentary room service to select non-suite fare classes. For example, guests can add the “Fantastica Experience” to their MSC Cruises booking for perks like breakfast in your cabin with free delivery. Sailing with Princess? You can opt for the Princess Plus or Princess Premier package and enjoy room service delivery at no charge.

Guests aboard Carnival Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises and Royal Caribbean can take advantage of free continental breakfast during morning hours, but have to pay for in-cabin dining the rest of the day.

Expect to pay a service charge for all in-room dining on lines like Norwegian Cruise Line ($9.95) and Virgin Voyages ($5).

Related: Cruise ship room service: A line-by-line guide to in-cabin dining

On most mass-market cruise lines, you’ll get complimentary water (not bottled), non-specialty coffee and tea, and beverages like lemonade, iced tea and assorted juices. You’ll usually have the most options at the buffet, where self-service drink machines are located. In the main dining room, you tend to have fewer juice options but can almost always get water, lemonade or iced tea.

Disney Cruise Line includes soda in its fares, but it’s an outlier among the big-ship lines.

Most cruise lines include complimentary kids’ programming in the cruise fare. This includes age-appropriate activities in exciting onboard settings with trained childcare professionals. Most programs are free, but you will likely pay for after-hours group babysitting.

Entertainment

Complimentary entertainment varies from one cruise line to the next, but you’ll typically get free admission to Broadway-style theater productions and comedy shows. Royal Caribbean’s ice skating and acrobatic/high-dive shows are also free of charge. Live music can be found in many onboard venues, and listening is free — though you’ll probably buy an alcoholic beverage or two since these bands usually play in the ship’s lounges.

Outdoor movies are one of the coolest freebies on board. Princess Cruises was the first to offer “Movies Under the Stars,” and it has become an incredibly popular pastime for cruisers. Most lines offer something similar now. Sometimes, the movies are old favorites, but other lines, like Disney, offer first-run movies during their voyages. Expect free cookies and milk or popcorn and even the distribution of blankets on chilly nights.

Trivia is another popular daytime entertainment option that’s free, but you’ll pay to play bingo — especially if there’s a cash prize.

Cruise ships with art galleries often have free art auctions that often net you a complimentary glass of Champagne. But you’ll need to dig into your wallet to buy a piece of art you see at the show.

Other events to look for in your daily cruise program include cooking demonstrations, game shows, lectures and craft classes. In the evenings, it’s always free to dance the night away in the disco or try out your inner Taylor Swift at a karaoke session.

Also, look for cerebral pastimes like Discovery at Sea, a partnership between Discover and Princess Cruises, which offers fun activities for kids and adults inspired by shows like “Mythbusters” and “Investigation Discovery.” The program includes a guest lecturer program and top-deck after-dark stargazing.

Finally, nearly every cruise line invites passengers to free parties. Study your daily cruise planner and attend events like the embarkation sail-away party or Norwegian Cruise Line’s White Hot Party, where everyone is asked to dress in all white as DJs spin tunes to get everyone onto the dance floor.

Onboard activities and amenities

Many, but not all, of your cruise ship’s onboard attractions and activities are included in your cruise fare. Guests can enjoy the ship’s pools, hot tubs and lounge chairs for sunbathing for free, though certain adults-only or VIP pool areas might require paying for a day pass. Onboard water parks, waterslides and splash areas are also complimentary.

Your cruise fare also typically includes complimentary access to the cruise ship fitness center to use cardio and resistance machines and free weights. However, group and private classes will often charge a fee.

On most ships, onboard attractions like miniature golf, shuffleboard, rock climbing walls and sports courts are free to use, but a few lines are outliers.

What is not included in cruise fares?

Specialty dining.

Beyond the included-in-your-fare meals at the main dining room, buffet restaurant and pool grills, many mass-market cruise lines include a selection of “specialty” restaurants. These are book-ahead and pay-extra dining venues that sometimes offer a more upscale dining experience than what’s complimentary.

Specialty restaurants typically include venues like high-end steakhouses, fancy chef’s table experiences or an evening dedicated to the cuisine of a region like Italy, France or Southeast Asia.

You can often purchase specialty dining packages when you book your cruise. Pay for a certain number of meals at the ship’s specialty restaurants upfront, and you’ll receive a discount.

Don’t want to spring for a specialty dining package? Most cruise lines allow you to book your reservation up to 48 hours prior to your sail date. If you missed that window, head to the restaurant as soon as you board, and you may still be able to snag a reservation.

Related: 5 reasons you should splurge on a cruise ship specialty restaurant

Alcoholic and specialty beverages

If you plan to imbibe alcoholic beverages, you have two options. You can either pay per drink during your cruise (as you would at a typical restaurant or bar) or buy a drinks package upfront.

A drinks package can save you money if you think you’ll drink more than a few beers or cocktails per day. However, you can’t purchase one package for one person — it goes by cabin. If one person buys one, everyone 21 or older in that cabin must buy one, too.

Mainstream cruise lines also charge for nonalcoholic beverages, including soda, specialty coffees and teas, bottled waters, smoothies and milkshakes, freshly squeezed juices and bottled water. Many lines offer soft drinks packages that offer unlimited soda or coffee cards for discounts on cafe drinks.

Additional onboard activities

While cruise ships offer a bevy of complimentary attractions and activities, some ships feature onboard diversions that require an additional fee. These are often attractions that can accommodate a limited number of people at a time.

For example, Carnival’s Bolt roller coaster costs $15 per person for two laps of the track. Some select Royal Caribbean ships feature the Royal Escape Room, which is $19.99 per person (and requires a reservation). A go-kart ride aboard select Norwegian ships will cost you $15 per ride. You might also pay for laser tag, VIP or adults-only sun decks, arcade games and virtual-reality rides and simulators.

Massages, manicures, pedicures and other treatments cost extra — and prices can run the gamut, depending on the cruise line. If you want to splurge on a spa treatment, consider booking it during a port day, as cruise lines often offer discounts.

Other spa offerings, like access to the spa’s thermal suite, some fitness classes and private fitness training, are also an additional cost.

Laundry services

Certain cruise lines offer onboard self-service laundry facilities, which include coin-operated machines, an ironing board and detergent and fabric softener available for purchase. You can also send your laundry away for professional washing, pressing and dry cleaning, which also carries a charge.

Most cruise lines charge a fee for room service now. For example, on Norwegian Cruise Line sailings, individual menu items on room service orders are complimentary. However, you’ll pay a $9.95 service fee per order. You can order 24-hour room service during your Royal Caribbean cruise, but you’ll pay a $7.95 service fee.

Organized cruise ship excursions during your time in port will cost extra, generally starting from around $25, depending on the type of tour. For example, Carnival cruisers can book a St. Thomas Skyride to Paradise Point for $25 per person or splurge on a Taku Glacier Helicopter Landing and Airboat Adventure in Juneau, Alaska, for $700 per person.

You can also book your own excursion directly with tour operators.

Some ships might run a free shuttle from the port into the center of the town, but most of the time, you will get around port on your own dime.

Your base fare likely will not include tips to servers, cabin attendants and other staff. Most of the biggest cruise lines automatically add some type of service or gratuity fee onto passenger bills. Lines with such charges include Royal Caribbean, Carnival, MSC Cruises, Norwegian and Princess Cruises.

At most lines, you can pay your service charges in advance of sailing (when you pay your cruise fare). If you prefer to pay for tips once you’re on board your cruise, the gratuities will automatically appear on your bill. If you wish to adjust the charges (up or down), you can visit the guest relations desk while on board.

You are always welcome to tip extra in cash to crew members who go above and beyond to make your vacation special.

Related: 7 extra-charge items on cruise ships that are worth the cost (and 7 that aren’t)

Ways to make your cruise fare more inclusive

All-inclusive packages.

Many lines offer different types of all-inclusive packages you can purchase when you book your cruise. These packages are designed to provide a hassle-free cruise experience by allowing passengers to pay for one or more of their onboard expenses — such as beverages, Wi-Fi and gratuities — up front and possibly at a discount.

Nearly every cruise line that doesn’t already include alcohol in its fares will sell you an all-inclusive drinks package that lets you have an open bar experience on board.

Some cruise lines have a basic fare class and a more inclusive fare class. For example, if you’re sailing with Holland America, you can purchase the Have It All package, which includes premium amenities like the line’s Signature beverage package, specialty dining, Wi-Fi and shore excursion credit for a set daily rate.

Princess Cruises offers the comprehensive Princess Premier package, which comes with unlimited Wi-Fi on up to four devices, a beverage package, specialty dining and free digital photos. Celebrity Cruises offers cruise-only rates, as well as All Included rates; the latter comes with a Classic drinks package and basic Wi-Fi.

Elite status

If you’re an upper-tier member of a cruise line’s loyalty program, you can take advantage of perks like cabin upgrades, free or discounted Wi-Fi, free laundry, complimentary drinks and priority boarding or disembarkation. Note that you’ll have to sail with the same line many times before the best freebies and discounts kick in.

Related: A beginners guide to cruise line loyalty programs

Book a suite

While you’ll pay a lot more for a suite than for a standard cabin on a cruise ship, it might be worth it if you seek an inclusive and upscale cruise experience. On many mainstream megaships, suite guests have access to sprawling, private “ship-within-a-ship” luxury areas, as well as extra fare inclusions.

For example, guests in Royal Caribbean’s suites enjoy a bevy of perks based on the Royal Suite Class tier their cabin falls under. Some suites include Wi-Fi, specialty dining or access to an exclusive restaurant, a beverage package or complimentary happy hours, and tips wrapped into the cruise fare.

Related: 7 reasons you should splurge for a suite on your next cruise

Bottom line

Now that you understand what’s included in standard cruise fares and how you can create a more “all-inclusive” cruise experience, you can better evaluate the price of your cruise before you book. Sometimes the more expensive rate actually provides better value because you get more amenities included.

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