solo traveller

[glittergal1]

Is the Island Escape good for solo travellers? I did notice single cabins are these ok ? is there a get together? what do you do at meal times? can you table share?

[Rebel Rouser]

Hi GG1

 

Indeed the Island Escape is a very good ship for Solo Travellers, they have a crew member set up especially for solo passengers to arrange Dinners (share tables) and Meetings etc.

 

My lad who came with us had a single cabin and they are fine ;)

 

Any more questions please don't be afraid to ask.

 

 

RR

[ekco]

I agree. On our first cruise I thought that it would be an ideal holiday to go on alone. I was up early using the gym on my own and one night stayed in the bar chatting for a short time while my OH went back to the cabin. I would never dream of doing that on any other holiday and felt totally comfortable and safe wandering about the ship alone.:):)

 

Jan

[sodafountain]

Please make sure you read these 2 posts before booking though, the IE might still be sailing next year, no one knows what is happening (apart from Thomson are still selling the crusies aboard the IE).

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1735174

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1733517

 

That said, if she is still sailing, you will have a great time, as we did for our 3 nights (we had to sail the Spirit for the first 4 nights due to IE being a week late back in service - still, got 2 ships for the price of 1, a free trip in Tenerife and £300 spending money aboard the ship, when on AI it went on other things, and even got a cash refund when we left).