Costa Cruises

Costa Cruises

Costa Cruises

Costa Cruises calls itself 'Italy's Finest' — every voyage celebrates the Italian way of life, la dolce vita and authentic Mediterranean hospitality. Founded in Genoa in 1947, Costa takes pride in over 75 years of Italian heritage, with every ship carrying an Italian name and character. The line frames its onboard experience as 'authentic Italian at sea': cuisine, design and atmosphere all rooted in Italian culture, delivered on one of the most modern LNG-powered fleets in the industry.

Cruise Line Facts

Founded

1947

Fleet size

10 ships

Headquarters

Genoa, Italy

Destinations

100+ destinations

Popular Costa Cruises Ships

Costa Toscana

Costa Toscana

Costa Toscana is the pride of Costa Cruises, the perfect blend of Italian elegance and modern technology. An LNG-powered, eco-friendly ship that can accommodate 6,554 passengers.

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Costa Smeralda

Costa Smeralda

Costa Smeralda is Costa Cruises' LNG-powered flagship, inspired by the beauty of Sardinia. She accommodates 6,554 passengers and combines Italian style with environmental responsibility.

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Costa Diadema

Costa Diadema

Costa Diadema is the elegant Italian-style flagship of Costa's pre-Smeralda era, carrying up to 4,947 guests across the Mediterranean in summer and the Persian Gulf from Dubai in winter. Highlights include a 500-metre outdoor promenade and a sprawling four-deck Samsara spa.

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Costa Pacifica

Costa Pacifica

Costa Pacifica is Costa's music-themed Concordia-class ship — the first cruise ship in the world with its own onboard recording studio. Built in 2009, she carries up to 3,780 guests across the Mediterranean year-round.

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Costa Favolosa

Costa Favolosa

Costa Favolosa is a modified Concordia-class ship delivered in 2011, carrying up to 3,800 guests across thirteen decks. She sails the Mediterranean and Caribbean with the warm Italian style Costa is known for.

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Costa Fascinosa

Costa Fascinosa

Costa Fascinosa is a modified Concordia-class ship delivered in 2012, carrying up to 3,780 guests in 1,506 cabins. She sails primarily the Eastern Mediterranean with extended seasons in South America.

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Costa Serena

Costa Serena

Costa Serena is a Concordia-class ship delivered in 2007, designed around the theme of harmony and serenity. She carries up to 3,700 guests and sails year-round in Asia — currently the largest cruise ship operating from India.

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Costa Fortuna

Costa Fortuna

Costa Fortuna is a Fortuna-class ship delivered in 2003, inspired by the Italian transatlantic steamships of the past. She carries up to 3,470 guests and sails the Mediterranean with a distinctive Art Deco interior and a heritage feel.

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Costa Deliziosa

Costa Deliziosa

Costa Deliziosa is a mid-sized Vista-class ship delivered in 2010, carrying up to 2,828 guests. Known for her annual round-the-world cruises, she offers an intimate Italian atmosphere with sister ship Costa Luminosa.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Costa Cruises brings Italian lifestyle to sea: the onboard cuisine, design and atmosphere all reflect Italian culture. The authentic Mediterranean experience, superb Italian cuisine and relaxed, friendly ambience make Costa voyages truly unique.

Costa Cruises primarily operates in the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and the Caribbean. Departing from Italian, Spanish and French ports, Costa makes it easy to reach the most beautiful Mediterranean destinations.

Yes — Costa ships feature dedicated kids' clubs and aquaparks that keep children of all ages entertained. The variety of Italian cuisine and the lively onboard atmosphere make for an unforgettable holiday for the whole family.

On CLICKnCRUISE you book Costa at transparent prices with no hidden fees: drink packages and Wi-Fi can be added online, and children's pricing is visible from the start of your search. Our cruise specialists are reachable even on weekends — we're with you from booking to homecoming and help with any rebooking or cancellation.