There are lots of terrific cruises for singles out there and it's up to each potential traveler to ferret out the very best ones.
There are many mixed group cruises of course, and these can range from couples' cruises, family reunions, cruises for special-interest groups, learning cruises, and just about every other possible combination of cruise you can imagine! If you want a special cruise, then there are far more opportunities for getting the most out of your fantastic voyage.
Cruises can be tailored to a particular groups' interests and there will be tons of opportunities to meet people, learn how to cook, get informed about wine, and many other things - if you want to.
Singles in particular, will find much of interest amongst the passengers who perhaps share their beliefs, interests, and way of life.
Amongst similar and like-minded passengers there are differences which make cruises so enjoyable.
It's great to discuss things with people who know what you're talking about, as well as to throw around different kinds of ideas and gain new insight into other areas of knowledge.
When you're on board a cruise ship, the ship is your accommodation and you move around it with ease.
Many locations are very attractive for travelers, such as Europe, Alaska, the Caribbean, Hawaii, all the many countries of Africa, the Mediterranean, Antarctica, and the Panama Canal.
There's so much shopping to enjoy as well as possibly different kinds of ethnic restaurants, on those day excursions in various ports.
On some voyages, they can arrange "shore leave" with several days and various other forms of travel in between stops.
On every voyage there's a different scene every day.
Whether it's the various ocean scenes such as seagulls, sunrises and sunsets, or dolphins cresting waves -- everything is so much more beautiful when you're at sea.
And the photographs you can take and share with friends and family when you get back home...
my oh my! Who knows what varieties of marine life may surface alongside of your ship? Every country and area of the world has different things to offer the voyager.
Exciting sounds and smells and sights await the cruiser sailing the Caribbean.
Europe offers old world charm and historic architecture and ethnic peoples.
Of course, Hawaii is absolutely gorgeous and you may find yourself dreaming about it long after the voyage is over.
Singles and families flock to Hawaii because of the amenities, beautiful climate, and wonderfully warm people.
If your ship takes you through the Panama Canal, then that's a whole fascinating experience in itself.
If you step on land, then the Panamanian people welcome you.
It has a tropical climate, extremely upscale shopping as well as interesting boutiques and vendor markets.
Local goods are usually quite a bargain.
A lot of retirees flock to Panama because of the great standard of living they can experience there.
So, whether going it solo, or with the group, and wanting to relax by yourself or with friends, a cruise ship is a wonderful place to be.
Oh, did I mention the food? It's simply divine and you'll meet a lot of world-class chefs onboard.
There are many mixed group cruises of course, and these can range from couples' cruises, family reunions, cruises for special-interest groups, learning cruises, and just about every other possible combination of cruise you can imagine! If you want a special cruise, then there are far more opportunities for getting the most out of your fantastic voyage.
Cruises can be tailored to a particular groups' interests and there will be tons of opportunities to meet people, learn how to cook, get informed about wine, and many other things - if you want to.
Singles in particular, will find much of interest amongst the passengers who perhaps share their beliefs, interests, and way of life.
Amongst similar and like-minded passengers there are differences which make cruises so enjoyable.
It's great to discuss things with people who know what you're talking about, as well as to throw around different kinds of ideas and gain new insight into other areas of knowledge.
When you're on board a cruise ship, the ship is your accommodation and you move around it with ease.
Many locations are very attractive for travelers, such as Europe, Alaska, the Caribbean, Hawaii, all the many countries of Africa, the Mediterranean, Antarctica, and the Panama Canal.
There's so much shopping to enjoy as well as possibly different kinds of ethnic restaurants, on those day excursions in various ports.
On some voyages, they can arrange "shore leave" with several days and various other forms of travel in between stops.
On every voyage there's a different scene every day.
Whether it's the various ocean scenes such as seagulls, sunrises and sunsets, or dolphins cresting waves -- everything is so much more beautiful when you're at sea.
And the photographs you can take and share with friends and family when you get back home...
my oh my! Who knows what varieties of marine life may surface alongside of your ship? Every country and area of the world has different things to offer the voyager.
Exciting sounds and smells and sights await the cruiser sailing the Caribbean.
Europe offers old world charm and historic architecture and ethnic peoples.
Of course, Hawaii is absolutely gorgeous and you may find yourself dreaming about it long after the voyage is over.
Singles and families flock to Hawaii because of the amenities, beautiful climate, and wonderfully warm people.
If your ship takes you through the Panama Canal, then that's a whole fascinating experience in itself.
If you step on land, then the Panamanian people welcome you.
It has a tropical climate, extremely upscale shopping as well as interesting boutiques and vendor markets.
Local goods are usually quite a bargain.
A lot of retirees flock to Panama because of the great standard of living they can experience there.
So, whether going it solo, or with the group, and wanting to relax by yourself or with friends, a cruise ship is a wonderful place to be.
Oh, did I mention the food? It's simply divine and you'll meet a lot of world-class chefs onboard.