For solo travelers seeking extraordinary adventure, Aurora Expeditions offers the perfect balance of independence, community, and connection with nature. With an intimate experience aboard small boats and a welcoming atmosphere, Aurora invites explorers to discover the world's most remote and breathtaking places at their own pace, without the usual extra costs.
In its most inclusive offering to date, Aurora Expeditions is eliminating the single traveler supplement on all Antarctic voyages for the 2025/26 season, as well as on all Arctic and Global Discovery expeditions through September 2026. Previously available only on select departures, this extension makes it easier than ever for solo travelers to explore the most sought-after destinations on the planet.
With a maximum of 130 passengers per trip and a relaxed and social atmosphere on board, expedition members can establish genuine connections with other travelers, with expert guides, and with the amazing nature that surrounds them.
“Solo travelers are often some of our most curious and engaged guests,” says Michael Heath, CEO of Aurora Expeditions. “Our expeditions naturally foster connection: with nature, with each other, and with one’s own sense of wonder and purpose. By expanding our No Single Supplement offer on all 2025/26 Antarctic voyages and all Arctic and Global Discovery expeditions through September 2026, we’re making it easier than ever for them to embark on an unforgettable journey.”
Aurora's ships are designed with solo travelers in mind, offering flexible cabin configurations and included experiences such as Zodiac excursions, guided hikes, and citizen science programs. Whether you're pursuing a lifelong dream, seeking time for reflection, or desiring a meaningful getaway, Aurora voyages provide the perfect environment to experience the extraordinary with complete freedom and support.
The No Individual Supplement promotion is valid until September 30, 2025, and applies to all 2025/26 Antarctic expeditions, as well as all Arctic and Global Discovery expeditions until September 2026.
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