Meet Your Soul Mate on a High Seas Cruise

In recent years, the idea of a cruise as a vacation has been targeted towards couples, families and retirees who seek all-inclusive travel with easy-to-follow, predetermined itineraries. However, a report from 2014 has seen an increase in cruise interest among the millennial generation. Specifically, cruise lines are hoping to attract younger travelers looking for love.

The main obstacle for younger cruise passengers is cost. However, some cruise lines are now offering solo studio cabins that are a bit smaller and less expensive, and can accommodate one to two guests. Itineraries are also designed to fit the limited vacation time of younger travelers who are just beginning their careers.

Singles Cruise is a charter cruise line that encourages solo travel. Trips are arranged by age group, holiday, season and destination, and include cocktail parties, on-shore excursions, theme parties and same-gender roommate matching if you’re looking to save some money. Before you even set sail, the site also allows you to connect with fellow passengers on its message boards and social media groups, as well as a hotel stay and meet-and-greet soiree the evening before the ship departs. Like other cruise lines, food, drink and entertainment are included in the cost.