Costa Cruises

Italy's Finest at Sea

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Costa Crociere is Italy's largest cruise line and the Mediterranean flavour inside Carnival Corporation. Sailing since 1948, the fleet blends Italian design, regional food, and a relaxed European atmosphere — think espresso bars, aperitivo hours, and menus built around Italian regions. Ships like the LNG-powered Costa Smeralda and Costa Toscana anchor the modern fleet alongside long-serving favourites such as Serena, Diadema, Pacifica, and Fascinosa. Itineraries lean heavily on the Western and Eastern Mediterranean with round-trips from Italian, Spanish, and French home ports, plus seasonal Northern Europe, the Canaries, and long-haul repositioning. Costa's fares come in tiers — cruise-only lead-ins through the all-inclusive My Cruise / All Inclusive packages — making it one of the more affordable ways to see the Med, with a distinctly Italian crowd on board.

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Did you know?

Costa has sailed continuously since 1948 and is Italy's oldest and largest cruise line.
Costa Smeralda and Costa Toscana run on liquefied natural gas (LNG), among the cleanest-burning fuels at sea.
Each Costa ship is named after an Italian trait or region — Serena (serene), Deliziosa (delightful), Diadema (crown).

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