Costa Cruises

The Costa fleet may be part of the Carnival Corporation but its slogan ‘Cruising Italian Style’ is borne out in everything from food to décor, from excursions to art

There is a very European atmosphere and French, German, Russian and Dutch passengers are to be found in large numbers on Costa cruises, along with Italian, and English speaking ones. This cruise line also features Mediterranean-influenced dining and good Italian wines, and a focus on good food and no particular rush to finish eating. Dining times are later than most Americans and many Europeans expect and entertainment may be conducted primarily in Italian, or in four or five languages sequentially, so be prepared for either – what you won’t get as a cruise passenger with Costa is pure English-language shows or competitions.

Costa Cruises Ships

Costa Allegra

Costa Allegra’s panoramic windows create a sense of light and give a unique window on the world.

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Costa Atlantica

As tall as a 20 storey building and just under 300 metres long.

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Costa Classica

Elegant rooms, attention to detail and warm and relaxing colours make Costa Classica a very comfortable ship and one of the most loved ships in the fleet.

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Costa Concordia

This is the ship for fitness and relaxation.

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Costa Europa

Aboard Costa Europa, as its name suggests, the atmosphere is one of class with refined international taste; there is privacy to be found in the many intimate places and sunshine on the outside decks.

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Costa Fortuna

An extremely comfortable and sophisticated Costa Cruise ship, inspired by the great Italian ocean liners of the past: ex, Vulcania, Conte di Savoia, Raffaello.

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Costa Magica

The prestigious Accademia di Brera (Milan) has worked in partnership with Costa to create and display over 5,000 works of art on the theme – magic – which are hung or displayed in public rooms and stairways and in some of the passenger suites on this cruise liner.

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Costa Marina

The Costa Marina has a unique continental look and style that offers a breathtaking view of the world.

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Costa Mediterranea

Fun, colourful and bright, the Costa Mediterranea cruise will enchant you as soon as you enter the main Hall, with its panoramic glass lifts and sculptures of dancers.

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Costa Romantica

Launched in 1993, this cruise vessel has something of a cosmopolitan air, although she lacks some of the amenities now taken for granted on younger vessels, for example, there are few balcony suites.

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