Traveling Solo with Quark Expeditions.
No Single Supplement. No Compromise. Through our Request-Share program, solo guests are paired with a same-gender cabin mate, meaning neither pays the single supplement. A small logistical detail that often becomes the beginning of a lasting friendship. Ships Built for Human Connection Our small vessels are designed with generous communal spaces—lounges, bars, a library, presentation theaters, and open deck viewing areas. You don’t have to work at meeting people. The layout practically does it for you. A Dining Room With No Strangers There’s no assigned seating we can lose. Tables for two, four, eight, and larger groups fill our dining rooms, and solo travelers are always welcomed to pull up a chair. Some of the best conversations of the voyage happen over dinner.
199 Guests. Everyone Knows Your Name. With a maximum of 199 guests aboard, you’re on a first- name basis with fellow travelers and crew within hours. Our expedition guides and expert presenters are just as approachable—always eager to go deep on polar science, wildlife, or the history of the ice. The Ice Brings People Together It’s nearly impossible to witness a humpback breach or a glacier calve without turning instinctively to the person beside you. That shared moment of awe is its own kind of introduction. Polar passion, it turns out, is one of the most powerful connectors there is.
Travel solo and experience:
There’s a particular kind of freedom that comes with solo travel— no compromises, no negotiated itineraries, just you and the ice. But what surprises most solo travelers on a Quark Expedition is how quickly the solitude gives way to something far richer. The Solo-Traveler Advantage
Full cabin value, half the cost
Instant camaraderie
Spaces designed for connection
Open seating dining
Off-ship activities built for bonding
Like-minded company
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