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the inventory

Every cabin for one at sea, ship by ship.

Which ships actually carry solo cabins, what category they are, how many exist, and what social access comes with them — read from each line’s own pages. Where a line doesn’t publish a count or a size, we say so instead of borrowing a blogger’s guess. One rule holds everywhere: these are the smallest inventories on the ship, and they sell first.

Last checked 2026-06-10 · Reviewed by Guennadi, CLIA-accredited NestCruise advisor · CLIA #00592834

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Solo cabin inventory by cruise line

  • Norwegian (NCL)

    Nearly 1,000 fleetwide, per Norwegian's own announcement
    Ships
    All 19 ships (Solo Inside / Oceanview / Balcony); Studios on Aqua, Bliss, Breakaway, Encore, Epic, Escape, Getaway, Prima, Viva, Pride of America
    Categories
    Solo Inside · Solo Oceanview · Solo Balcony · Solo Studio
    Size
    Not published per category
    Social access
    Studio Lounge on 9 ships — Studio guests only; not on Pride of America
    The read
    The deepest solo inventory at sea, and the only fleetwide solo balcony category.
    The full Norwegian solo read
  • Celebrity

    Beyond 32 · Ascent 32 · Apex 24 · Edge 16 · Silhouette 4 — Celebrity's own figures
    Ships
    Edge, Apex, Beyond, Ascent (singles with Infinite Veranda); Silhouette (single insides)
    Categories
    Edge Single Stateroom with Infinite Veranda · Single Inside
    Size
    184 sq ft (42 sq ft veranda) Edge-class · 103 sq ft Silhouette
    Social access
    No solo lounge; hosted Solo Travelers' Gathering and Dinner on board
    The read
    The best solo hardware in the premium tier — a real veranda, priced for one.
    The full Celebrity solo read
  • Virgin Voyages

    Not published
    Ships
    Fleetwide (adults-only ships)
    Categories
    Solo Insider · Solo Sea View
    Size
    Not published
    Social access
    No solo lounge; solo meetups listed in the ship's app, communal dining built in
    The read
    The social architecture is the amenity — and current pair promos exclude these cabins.
    The full Virgin Voyages solo read
  • Royal Caribbean

    Not published
    Ships
    Quantum-class and Oasis-class ships only
    Categories
    Studio Interior (category 2W)
    Size
    Not published
    Social access
    None
    The read
    Interior-only studios on the world's biggest ships; everywhere else the published rule is 200%.
    The full Royal Caribbean solo read
  • MSC

    Not published
    Ships
    MSC World Europa (Studio Interior, Studio Ocean View); MSC Meraviglia (Studio Interior, Studio Balcony)
    Categories
    Studio Interior · Studio Ocean View · Studio Balcony
    Size
    Not published
    Social access
    None named
    The read
    Real studios on the newest ships, unpublished pricing everywhere — a quote-first line.
    The full MSC solo read
  • Holland America

    About a dozen per ship — HAL's own wording
    Ships
    Rotterdam, Nieuw Statendam, Koningsdam (Pinnacle class)
    Categories
    Single Ocean View
    Size
    127–172 sq ft
    Social access
    No lounge; dedicated solo meetups on the program
    The read
    No-supplement ocean views on a premium line — about 36 cabins fleetwide, gone first on Alaska. Solo Verandahs arrive on Oosterdam December 2027.
    The full Holland America solo read
  • Cunard

    Not published
    Ships
    Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth (not Queen Anne)
    Categories
    Britannia Single Inside · Britannia Single Oceanview
    Size
    Not published
    Social access
    No lounge; dedicated solo coffee mornings and drinks receptions in the Daily Program
    The read
    Singles with butler-ish flourishes — breakfast in bed, Penhaligon's, sparkling wine — and a published 175–200% supplement everywhere else.
    The full Cunard solo read
  • Princess

    Not published
    Ships
    Sun Princess and Star Princess only
    Categories
    Single stateroom (interior)
    Size
    Within the line's 136–162 sq ft interior range
    Social access
    None
    The read
    Two ships, interior only — if the single stateroom is the plan, the ship picks your itinerary.
    The full Princess solo read
  • Oceania

    Not published
    Ships
    Vista (Solo Veranda, Concierge Level); Regatta, Insignia, Nautica, Sirena (Solo Oceanview)
    Categories
    Concierge Solo Veranda · Solo Oceanview
    Size
    Not published
    Social access
    Concierge Lounge access with Vista's solo verandas
    The read
    Solo cabins with country-club-at-sea dining — plus reduced supplements up to 50% off on select sailings.
  • Crystal

    Not published
    Ships
    Crystal Serenity and Crystal Symphony
    Categories
    Single Guest Room (ocean view)
    Size
    Not published
    Social access
    No lounge; Ambassador Hosts for dining and dancing
    The read
    True singles on an all-inclusive luxury line — and 25% supplements on select voyages, booked by July 31, 2026.
  • AmaWaterways (river)

    Not published
    Ships
    AmaCello, AmaDante, AmaDolce, AmaLyra
    Categories
    Single-occupancy stateroom with French balcony
    Size
    140 sq ft
    Social access
    Solo hosting: guided ship tour, cocktail gatherings, Captain's Table invitations
    The read
    The river benchmark: real single cabins at standard fare, plus code-based supplement offers fleet-wide.
  • Carnival · Disney

    0
    Ships
    None
    Categories
    Size
    Social access
    The read
    Neither line offers cabins for one. Carnival prices solo per sailing; Disney charges the full two-guest package. Both have honest pages in this guide.
    The full Carnival solo read
the timing truth

When do solo cruise cabins actually sell out?

The working rule from travelers who book them: twelve to eighteen months ahead for peak itineraries — Alaska summers, Mediterranean high season — and meaningfully less for Caribbean shoulder weeks. Norwegian’s fleetwide expansion eased the squeeze, but a ship with sixteen solo cabins is still a ship with sixteen solo cabins.

Two practical moves follow. If your dates are fixed, book the cabin first and perfect the rest later — solo inventory doesn’t wait while you compare shore excursions. If your dates are flexible, that flexibility is your leverage: the same cabin class on the adjacent week can price hundreds apart, and we watch those windows for a living.

A ship with sixteen solo cabins is still a ship with sixteen solo cabins.

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