Singles Cruises and Tours

Cruise of
The Maldives & Madagascar islands,
Thailand & Seychelles islands

With optional 2 night Pre cruise program on the embarkation island of Mauritius

Plus take advantage of 50% off air, when we book your flights through Norwegian Cruise Line

The giant boulders of Anse Source D’ Argent Beach in the Seychelles islands which you will see and have free time there to explore the beach, its giant boulders and its crystal clear waters during one of NCL’s shore excursions on this amazing cruise.

The amazing limestone formations in Phang Nga National Park which you can see on a shore excursion offered by NCL in the port of Phuket Thailand on this cruise

Feel a world away on this spectacular journey aboard Norwegian Dawn. Encounter diverse species that include lemurs, pygmy kingfishers and colorful chameleons at the Lokobe Natural Reserve, located outside Nosy Be, on the island of Madagascar.

Visit two ports in the stunning Seychelles islands. Dive into an underwater wonderland during an optional snorkeling shore excursion in Port Victoria on the beautiful Seychelles islands to swim near incredible coral reefs and colorful marine life and then return on board your catamaran for a relaxing cruise.

During your overnight stay in Malé, one of two days in the magnificent Maldives islands that we will enjoy, we can visit the country’s oldest mosque—the 17th century Old Friday Mosque—and view the beautiful coral architecture and step into the heart of the city at the vibrant (and fragrant) Fish Market. Or choose a snorkel or scuba dive shore excursion in the pristine waters, or a shore excursion taking you to one of the Maldives outer islands for a cultural escape experience featuring a secluded beach and a small friendly village.

Then on our second day in the magnificent Maldives islands, if you wish to enjoy another stunning paradise, there are numerous beach atolls nearby to visit for more pure beauty and relaxation.

Then on our ship’s visit to Phuket Thailand, you can choose a shore excursion to visit ancient Buddhist temples, or snorkel its vibrant waters, or an excursion to visit the stunning vistas and rock formations in the sea at Phang Nga National Park.

In Phuket, Thailand, visit historic Buddhist temples, recline on some of Thailand’s most popular beaches and dive into a vibrant underwater world on a snorkeling tour.

Plus a visit to Reunion Island and a day in Colombo, the capital of the island nation of Sri Lanka, make this a truly unique cruise.
Our cruise will start on the magnificent Mauritius Island with an optional 3 night Pre cruise land program to savor and explore its paradise!

THE WEATHER IN JANUARY IS IDEAL IN THE PLACES VISITED ON THIS CRUISE WITH SUNSHINE AND AVERAGE. TEMPERATURE 76 – 86 ºF

BELOW IS THE CRUISE ITINERARY AND ONE HIGHLIGHTED SHORE EXCURSION OFFERED BY THE CRUISE LINE IN EACH PORT.

AFTER THE CRUISE IS BOOKED, EACH PASSENGER CAN CHOOSE FROM MANY GREAT SHORE EXCURSIONS OFFERED BY THE CRUISE LINE IN EACH PORT AND RECEIVE $25 PER PERSON PER PORT CREDIT FROM NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE TOWARD YOUR CHOICE OF ANY SHORE EXCURSION NCL OFFERS IN EACH PORT.

OR TAKE ADVANTAGE OF 50 PERCENT OFF AIR WHEN WE BOOK YOUR AIR THROUGH NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE.

Lose yourself in the Mauritian capital of Port Louis. Named after a former French emperor, this port city was a major point of passage for ships sailing around the Cape of Good Hope. Visit the famous Champs de Mars race track. Learn about the local history and culture at the Blue Penny Museum. Walk through the gorgeous foliage in Les Jardins De La Compagnie. Then stroll along the Caudan Waterfront to check out the shops, restaurants and famous Chinese Pagoda.

You can also visit a vanilla plantation and explore a stunning cirque on a fascinating shore excursion tour that includes lunch and free time for shopping, or take a shore excursion to view a plethora of spectacular geological wonders on this enthralling tour of Réunion’s volcanically formed landscape.

Visit a vanilla plantation and explore a stunning cirque on this fascinating tour that includes lunch and free time for shopping. Take a picturesque drive to Saint-Denis, the economic and political center of Réunion Island, and notice eye-catching colonial mansions and buildings that date back to the time of the East India Trading Company during the 18th century.

Driving through the Sainte-Marie region, you’ll view sugar cane fields, lush greenery and, further east, vibrantly hued Indian temples. At a fragrant vanilla plantation, relish a guided tour and informative demonstration of how the plant’s aromatic oil is produced. Continuing to the Cirque of Salazie, thrill to a route through the natural amphitheater that passes countless cascading waterfalls, verdant gardens and colorful flowers while you ascend to approximately 3,300 feet. You’ll capture amazing photos during a stop at Bridal Veil Falls, then enter the town of Hell-Bourg, named for a respected former admiral and island governor.

Take a walking tour past the village’s enchanting Creole houses and enjoy time on your own to shop before savoring a traditional lunch, a wonderful conclusion to your delightful exploration.

Enjoy meeting the locals and being entertained by whimsical lemurs on this delightful tour to nearby Nosy Komba.

Board your local boat from the ship's gangway and cruise across the east coast of Nosy Be to Nosy Komba, passing the verdant Lokobe evergreen forest along the way. Reaching the fishing village of Ampangoriana, you will tender ashore and then have a bit of time to mingle with the locals and browse for souvenirs.

Approximately 500 yards from the village is the Black Lemur Sanctuary, home to Madagascar's most famous residents, the black lemurs. During your visit, you will have the opportunity to observe these lively creatures as they leap from tree to tree. The black lemurs are the males and the brown lemurs the females. Although these animals live in the wild, they are tame enough to be fed with bananas and their capricious behavior will no doubt be fun to watch.

Leaving the sanctuary, you will walk to a nearby snack bar where you will be treated to a light snack while relaxing in the shade of a Tamarind tree and taking in the wonderful views of the Lokobe Reserve and surrounding islands. During your break, the local Sakalava embroiders will give you a demonstration on tablecloth making and the village children will perform a brief folk show for you. Free time will be provided for you to stroll on the beach, shop for souvenirs or perhaps take a dip in the ocean.

At the conclusion of your visit, you will re-board your boat and cruise back to Nosy Be and your awaiting ship.

Take a sabbatical in the Seychelles capital of Victoria. Located on Mahé Island in the Indian Ocean, it’s famous for its exports of vanilla and coconut oil. Take a stroll through the Seychelle National Botanical Gardens full of flora, fauna and fruit bats. Stop by the Selwyn-Clarke Market for some street shopping. Try some local Ladob, a dish that can be served either sweet or savory. Then settle in for some sun at Beau Vallon Beach or visit the Navasakthi Vinayagar hindu temple.

Treasure Mahé’s exceptional beauty during this alluring drive through the central and northern parts of the Seychelles’ largest island. Settle in for a leisurely ride through Mahé, which is renowned for the greatest contrast in scenery found anywhere in the Seychelles archipelago. You’ll discover spectacular views and photo opportunities as you pass towering granite peaks and travel through luxuriant vegetation, small villages and magnificent white-sand beaches.

Visit the Seychelles National Botanical Gardens and spot giant Aldabra land tortoises, fruit bats and more than 200 species of indigenous flora, including elephant apple trees, octopus trees and double coconut palms, or coco de mer, before making a stop at a picturesque hotel in Victoria for refreshments; take a quick dip in the Indian Ocean, if you wish.

While in Victoria, you’ll enjoy a brief guided walking tour of the town center and see local landmarks, including a clock tower that is a replica of the one outside London’s Victoria Station. During your gratifying stroll, view the old courthouse, the National Museum, lively markets and numerous colonial-era buildings, creating everlasting memories of this bewitching island.

Experience the Old World beauty and charm of the Seychelles during an orientation tour of picturesque La Digue. Enjoy a scenic drive to L’Union Estate, where you’ll gain insight into La Digue’s history at the estate’s old Creole house and coconut factory, and delight in daily life characterized by a decidedly relaxed pace punctuated by bicycles.

Continue to La Digue’s beaches, considered to be among the world’s finest, including nearby Anse Source D’Argent, which has been called a bather’s and photographer’s dream. You’ll thrill to the soft white sands and dramatic granite boulders that have long enchanted visitors to the island.
Keep a sharp lookout for the resident avian wonders, as you might catch sight of a Seychelles paradise flycatcher, a rare bird endemic to these islands that sports glossy black plumage with elongated tail feathers.

The giant boulders of Anse Source D’ Argent Beach in the Seychelles islands which you will see and have free time there to explore the beach,
its giant boulders and its crystal clear waters during this shore excursion.

The magnificent Maldives islands are known for their incredible snorkeling and scuba diving experiences, as well as their stunning beaches and panoramic vistas around the islands.

Visit the Malé Friday Mosque, built in 1658, to experience its ornate architecture. Snorkel or Scuba dive among the many atolls that surround the capital. Stop at the many restaurants and shops along Majeedhee Magu. The harbor houses a fish and produce market where visitors can taste the daily catch or try the local fruit

Spend free time on beach-blessed Gulhi, a teeny coral atoll in the Indian Ocean that proves good things come in small packages. About 1,000 people inhabit this idyllic sliver of sand, many of them supporting themselves in traditional ways. The residents fish and process their catch, make handicrafts out of natural materials, and build boats that are used for various purposes.

While walking about, you can expect to see fishing boats that typically catch tuna, grouper and the oddly named squirrelfish, a colorful species with spiny fins and rough, prickly scales. You might also see other people making coconut-leaf thatching. Life on Gulhi is wonderfully simple and best expressed through your time at the beach. You will be free to do whatever you please, including swimming in the turquoise seas, basking in the sun while stretching out on the sand and meandering along the coast in the gentle surf.

• Cruise to tiny Gulhi Island and spend time relaxing on one of the beaches.

• Meander through the island’s village & observe an authentic slice of life in the Maldives.

• Do whatever you like during free time with no reason to rush or schedule to follow.