What No One Tells You About Solo Cruising (From Someone That’s Done it 14 Times)
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I'll be honest, I sail solo regularly. And it's something completely different to take a cruise by yourself.
The reality, I'd actually prefer to sail with family or friends.
My take, try to find someone to cruise with, but if you don't, don't be afraid to go alone.
It takes a special kind of person to cruise solo.
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Maybe you’re someone who relishes some quiet time to decompress. Or perhaps you found a great deal on a cruise, but it means sailing when no one else is available to go with you. No matter the reason, cruising solo is something that lots people do each year… and tons more think about. I’ll be honest, I sail solo regularly for my job — 14 times now! -- and it is something completely different to take a cruise by yourself. So what's it really like? I'll tell you why cruising solo is gaining in popularity, details you'd never know unless you've sailed alone before and finally let you know my take on it and how it's not what I expected...