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NCL cruises from Copenhagen which may interest you?

 

I have done 2 transatlantics with NCL and had no problems doing anything on my own terms. I enjoyed pleasing myself with no effort needed to please anyone else. There is lots of company and activities if desired but absolutely no pressure to do so.

 

Hope you find yourself a good cruise!

Yes it may very well interest me but the single fares are a bit to expensive, compare what you can get for a cruise in the Mediterranean.

I've never had a problem doing that on any of my cruises where I asked. They were on NCL, RCCL, and HAL. Perhaps I was just lucky, or it could be that most if not all cruise lines are fine with solos sitting solo. :)

I hope that's the case, but i don't have any cruise experience so i don't know thats why i thought it was a good point. But according to your input it doesn't seem to be an issue.

I suppose an important consideration would be the type of dining arrangements available on a particular cruise line. For example, I'm a fan of NCL because I never have a problem getting a table to myself in the dining room. Other lines - even if they offer some form of unassigned seating - might not be this flexible with unshared tables for solos.

 

Now, whether NCL's food is "good" is another question, but it's always been OK with me. ;-)

 

I suppose you would have to fly to the UK to get on an NCL cruise.

That's a great point, i would for sure like to eat my meals at alone at my own table.

What is your budget,since not too expensive can mean different things to different people.

 

Do you want to cruise in Europe?

For a first cruise to keep the cost of flying down i would prefer somewhere in europe. I would say my current budget would be around 1k US for the cruise not including airfare.

I'm to book my first ever cruise and I'm looking to spend some time alone with some good food and just relax. What cruises would be good but not to expensive for a solo traveler. Im located in Scandinavia.

For regular trips i have not used a travel agency for several years but i am now looking to go on my first cruise and wonder what's the best way to go. Do i save money on book cruise/flight/hotel separately or should i go for packages at a travel agent?.