By Cassie Bailey | Published on August 7, 2025
There are lots of reasons why people choose to cruise solo—their partners or friends may not have the time to take a cruise with them; they’re independent and simply enjoy their own company; or are happy just to travel alone, to name a few. Whatever the reason, solo travel is very much a thing—and it’s on the rise.
To cater to this trend and type of traveler, Royal Caribbean has added studio staterooms to its newest ships. These cozy spaces are 119 square feet and do not require a single supplement fee; in some rooms, guests also have their own balcony for additional space and envy-inducing views of the ocean and destinations.
Thinking of going solo on a cruise? Here are some helpful tips to keep in mind.
Ready to chart your own course? Browse cruises to Alaska, the Caribbean, Europe, and more—or any of the 240 destinations you can visit on a Royal Caribbean cruise.