Yes. Solo travellers can book a Solo Spot or Solo Cabin.
A Solo Spot places you in a shared cabin with another solo traveller of the same gender, matched about two weeks before you sail, as part of a crew you'll meet through Yacht Week. Most cabins have a double bed around 140cm wide; some yachts use bunk beds instead. A Solo Cabin gives you a private two-person cabin to yourself, at a different price point, while you're still part of the same yacht and fleet.
Once your access opens, the Yacht Week app shows the full crew list for your route, not just your yacht, so you can start messaging people and get a sense of your week before you've even boarded.
Solo Spot
An individual booking, designed for one person travelling alone
A shared cabin with another guest of the same gender
You join a crew of other guests, rather than bringing one
Solo Cabin
An individual booking with a private two-person cabin to yourself
Greater privacy than a Solo Spot, at a different price point
Still part of the same yacht, route and Yacht Week fleet
Choose a Solo Spot if meeting people and joining a crew matters more to you than privacy. Choose a Solo Cabin if you'd rather travel independently but want your own space at the end of the day.