Solo cruising from Florida
Sailing alone from Tampa, Miami, Fort Lauderdale or Port Canaveral? Here is how solo pricing works, and how I can help.
How does pricing work if I cruise alone?
Cruise fares are quoted per person based on two guests sharing a cabin. When you sail alone, you book a regular cabin for just yourself, so the fare is figured at a single occupancy rate instead. Taxes and port fees are charged per guest, so you pay those only once.
Why does a solo fare cost more than the per person price I see?
The prices on my sites are per person when two people share. Most cabins are built and priced for two, and many ships have few or no cabins made for one, so the line charges a single supplement on top of the per person fare. How big that supplement is depends on the line, ship, cabin type and date, so I always check live pricing for you.
Why is a cabin type sold out for one guest but not for two?
Cruise lines decide how many cabins of each type they will sell at the solo rate, and that number can run out even while the same cabin type is still open for two guests. If the cabin type you want shows sold out for one, I can check other cabin types or other dates.
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Traveling alone? I'll send a real solo quote on any sailing. My quotes are always free, and nothing is booked or charged until you say yes.
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