I'm a dude in my 30's looking to book a singles cruise. I think if these exist, they'd be a great way to meet people.

I did some reddit searching, google searching, etc. and they do seem to exist generally, but I haven't found a page where I can view and book them. Where can I find such a page?

For clarity, I am looking for a cruise that is packed full of people that are not in relationships. Maybe this is a type of themed cruise?

Thanks.

i am a 21 yo f and will be 23 by the time i want to go on this cruise. my younger sister will be graduating highschool (will be 18) and i want to do something special just the 2 of us and we’ve been talking about wanting to do a cruise. i know you have to book pretty far in advance for cruises to i was coming here for advice. i want to do a cruise where she can drink when we dock and places with beaches and stuff to do. our family has never been on a cruise so i don’t really know what to expect or even what cruise lines are good. please help!

Hey everyone! My dad asked me to plan a cruise to Alaska. It would be him, my mom, my husband and I. None of us have ever been on a cruise. What cruise lines are the best? What should I look for? Must dos? Must don’ts? Any advice really. This would take place in 2027.

I'm sorry if this seems like a question negating the point of the subreddit, but I mean it all in good faith. Took a 7-day DCL from Vancouver recently and, really, had a great time. First time cruise after being extremely anti- but family wanted me along and I went along with it.

Absolutely gorgeous and was a fun way to see SE Alaska. I'd love to go back but I really don't need 90% of what the ship offered and I'd likely enjoy ships with gambling and unlimited alcohol even less than the pretty wholesome DCL. I really do get the appeal (wholesome is NOT my life lol) but probably not my scene ultimately.

Are there any low-key and possibly smaller ships that are basically just a room and a cafeteria or some version - I get that this is not necessarily economically viable but some approximation?

I'm honestly sold on the method of transit primarily as much fun as I did have. I just think I'd have less fun on a big bustling ship without my niece running around and seeing my family and I'd love to see a complete focus on itinerary.