Chile, Zámořské území Velké Británie, Francouzská Polynésie, Cookovy ostrovy, Tonga, Fidži, Nová Kaledonie, Nový Zéland, Austrálie, Mauricius, Madagaskar, Jihoafrická republika ze San Antonio na lodi Costa Deliziosa

Chile, Zámořské území Velké Británie, Francouzská Polynésie, Cookovy ostrovy, Tonga, Fidži, Nová Kaledonie, Nový Zéland, Austrálie, Mauricius, Madagaskar, Jihoafrická republika ze San Antonio na lodi Costa Deliziosa

Date:

19.01.2025 - 20.03.2025, 60 nights

Route:

Chile, Zámořské území Velké Británie, Francouzská Polynésie, Cookovy ostrovy, Tonga, Fidži, Nová Kaledonie, Nový Zéland, Austrálie, Mauricius, Madagaskar, Jihoafrická republika

Company:

Costa Cruises

Ship:

Costa Deliziosa

od 7 599 €/os.
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Itinerary

DAY DATE Port / Program ARRIVAL DEPARTURE
1. 19.01.2025, Ne 1. San Antonio / Chile (embarkation) --:-- 18:00
2. 20.01.2025, Po 2. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
3. 21.01.2025, Út 3. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
4. 22.01.2025, St 4. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
5. 23.01.2025, Čt 5. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
6. 24.01.2025, Pá 6. Hanga Roa (Easter Island (Rapa Nui)) / Chile 08:00 --:--
7. 25.01.2025, So 7. Hanga Roa (Easter Island (Rapa Nui)) / Chile --:-- 18:00
8. 26.01.2025, Ne 8. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
9. 27.01.2025, Po 9. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
10. 28.01.2025, Út 10. Bounty Bay Passage (Pitcairn Islands) / British Overseas Territory 09:00 11:00
11. 29.01.2025, St 11. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
12. 30.01.2025, Čt 12. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
13. 31.01.2025, Pá 13. Papeete (Tahiti) (French Polynesia) / French Overseas Collectivity 08:00 --:--
14. 01.02.2025, So 14. Papeete (Tahiti) (French Polynesia) / French Overseas Collectivity --:-- 04:30
14. 01.02.2025, So 14. Moorea (French Polynesia) / French Overseas Collectivity 08:00 18:00
15. 02.02.2025, Ne 15. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
16. 03.02.2025, Po 16. Rarotonga / Cook Islands 08:00 18:00
17. 04.02.2025, Út 17. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
18. 05.02.2025, St 18. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
19. 06.02.2025, Čt 19. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
20. 07.02.2025, Pá 20. Nuku'alofa / Tonga 08:00 18:00
21. 08.02.2025, So 21. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
22. 09.02.2025, Ne 22. Suva / Fiji 04:00 16:00
23. 10.02.2025, Po 23. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
24. 11.02.2025, Út 24. Lifou (New Caledonia) / French Sui Generis Collectivity 07:00 16:00
25. 12.02.2025, St 25. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
26. 13.02.2025, Čt 26. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
27. 14.02.2025, Pá 27. Tauranga / New Zealand 10:00 21:00
28. 15.02.2025, So 28. Auckland / New Zealand 08:00 18:00
29. 16.02.2025, Ne 29. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
30. 17.02.2025, Po 30. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
31. 18.02.2025, Út 31. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
32. 19.02.2025, St 32. Hobart (Tasmania) / Australia 09:00 20:00
33. 20.02.2025, Čt 33. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
34. 21.02.2025, Pá 34. Sydney / Australia 13:00 --:--
35. 22.02.2025, So 35. Sydney / Australia --:-- 18:00
36. 23.02.2025, Ne 36. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
37. 24.02.2025, Po 37. Melbourne / Australia 09:00 20:00
38. 25.02.2025, Út 38. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
39. 26.02.2025, St 39. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
40. 27.02.2025, Čt 40. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
41. 28.02.2025, Pá 41. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
42. 01.03.2025, So 42. Fremantle (Perth) / Australia 07:00 17:00
43. 02.03.2025, Ne 43. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
44. 03.03.2025, Po 44. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
45. 04.03.2025, Út 45. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
46. 05.03.2025, St 46. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
47. 06.03.2025, Čt 47. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
48. 07.03.2025, Pá 48. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
49. 08.03.2025, So 49. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
50. 09.03.2025, Ne 50. Port Louis / Mauritius 08:00 18:00
51. 10.03.2025, Po 51. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
52. 11.03.2025, Út 52. Tamatave/Toamasina / Madagascar 08:00 17:00
53. 12.03.2025, St 53. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
54. 13.03.2025, Čt 54. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
55. 14.03.2025, Pá 55. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
56. 15.03.2025, So 56. Durban / South Africa 08:00 20:00
57. 16.03.2025, Ne 57. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
58. 17.03.2025, Po 58. Port Elizabeth / South Africa 08:00 20:00
59. 18.03.2025, Út 59. Relaxing day at sea --:-- --:--
60. 19.03.2025, St 60. Cape Town / South Africa 08:00 --:--
61. 20.03.2025, Čt 61. Cape Town / South Africa (disembarkation) --:-- --:--
In the destination On board
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    San Antonio / Chile (embarkation) / In 1541, the Spaniards founded what is today the 7-million-strong capital of South American Chile. Santiago, located just 1.5 hours' drive from the coast, offers easy access to the Pacific Ocean and the majestic Andes, colonial history, and the amenities of a modern metropolis. Explore the majestic presidential palace and the Church of St. Francis, the oldest in Santiago. Enjoy stunning views from San Cristobal Hill and don't miss those from Gran Torre Santiago, the tallest tower in Latin America. Get acquainted with the city's history and present in the colonial house Casa Colorado and wash down a tasting of Chilean specialties with a glass of excellent local wine.
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    Hanga Roa (Easter Island (Rapa Nui)) / Chile / The South Pacific Ocean is home to one of the most remote inhabited islands from civilization on the planet. Rapa Nui, discovered by Europeans on Easter Sunday in 1722 and known since then as Easter Island, is renowned for its unique collection of 900 majestic statues, "moai." Stroll through the island's capital and gather your first interesting information at the local anthropological museum. Visit Ahu Tahai, the most photographed group of moai, and Ahu Akivi, the only statues facing the ocean. Climb to the top of Mount Terevaka and enjoy panoramic views, and finally, head to Motu Nui and Motu Iti to soak in the atmosphere of this mystical place.
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    Hanga Roa (Easter Island (Rapa Nui)) / Chile / The South Pacific Ocean is home to one of the most remote inhabited islands from civilization on the planet. Rapa Nui, discovered by Europeans on Easter Sunday in 1722 and known since then as Easter Island, is renowned for its unique collection of 900 majestic statues, "moai." Stroll through the island's capital and gather your first interesting information at the local anthropological museum. Visit Ahu Tahai, the most photographed group of moai, and Ahu Akivi, the only statues facing the ocean. Climb to the top of Mount Terevaka and enjoy panoramic views, and finally, head to Motu Nui and Motu Iti to soak in the atmosphere of this mystical place.
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    Moorea (French Polynesia) / French Overseas Collectivity / Thousands of years ago, Polynesians arrived on a volcanic island in the South Pacific, and in the 18th century, they were joined by colonizers from Europe. Moorea retains the friendly atmosphere of an exotic islet and offers stunning nature and beautiful beaches. In a traditional village, get acquainted with the culture of French Polynesia and enjoy breathtaking views from the Belvedere lookout. Embark on a hiking trek through the tropical jungle and tee off a few balls on the golf course by the Pacific Ocean shore. Experience adrenaline in the treetops of Tiki Park, swim with dolphins, and then set off with a snorkel to discover the vibrant life beneath the crystal-clear surface.
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    Rarotonga / Cook Islands / In the middle of the South Pacific Ocean lies Rarotonga, the largest of the Cook Islands, the peak of a massive underwater volcano, surrounded by a beautiful lagoon and fringed with fairy-tale beaches. At the National Museum, delve into the past and present of the island's indigenous people, and in the village of Te Vara Nui, enjoy traditional dance performances. Be enchanted by the stunning views from the top of Raemaru, refresh yourself at the base of Wigmore's Waterfall, go snorkeling and diving, and then just relax and swim on the white sandy beaches with crystal clear water.
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    Suva / Fiji / Beautiful colonial architecture, interesting museums, and countless shopping opportunities are what attract visitors to the capital and largest city of Fiji, Suva. Explore the charming streets of the city's historic center, the magnificent cathedral from the early 20th century, and the world's largest collections of Fijian artifacts. Admire the Thurston Gardens with plants from all over the South Pacific and the panoramic views from the summit of Mount Korobaba, more than 400 meters above sea level. Experience the hustle and bustle of the city market and the tranquility of the beautiful tropical jungle just beyond the gates of the 300,000-strong metropolis.
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    Lifou (New Caledonia) / French Sui Generis Collectivity / Two million years ago, it was part of an underwater volcano, today the island in the New Caledonia archipelago is the largest atoll in the world and not far from paradise on earth. Lifou offers fairy-tale beaches, stunning nature, and the interesting culture of the indigenous people. Enjoy the magnificent views from the missionary chapel from the mid-19th century and breathtaking sunsets on Peng Beach. In Jinek Bay, explore the vibrant marine life, and in the village of Hnathalo, a beautiful cave with a refreshing freshwater pond. Be captivated by the dramatic cliffs of the northern coast and the perfect sandy beaches of the southern one.
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    Tauranga / New Zealand / In the 13th century, the Bay of Plenty area was settled by Maori tribes, today the largest port in New Zealand and a popular holiday destination on the North Island. Tauranga offers beautiful beaches, historic architecture, and countless opportunities for active leisure. Stroll along the lovely waterfront and a street lined with historic houses featuring galleries and souvenir shops. Enjoy the views from the summit of the dormant volcano, Mount Maunganui, and then head to nearby Rotorua with its hot mud pools and the Lady Knox geyser. Relax on the beautiful sandy beach and replenish your energy with fresh fish and seafood.
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    Auckland / New Zealand / In 1840, a British colony was established in the north of the North Island, which served as the country's capital for the next 25 years. Although Auckland lost this role to the more centrally located Wellington, it remains New Zealand's largest city and a multicultural center with much to offer. Enjoy panoramic views from the tallest free-standing structure in the southern hemisphere or from the popular lookout point on the edge of Mount Eden's crater. Visit the science and technology museum and view tropical fish, sharks, and penguins at Kelly Tarlton's aquarium. Head to the beautiful Waiheke Island for a wine tasting or relax on one of the famous surfing beaches.
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    Hobart (Tasmania) / Australia / In 1804, a penal colony was established, which soon became the second oldest capital city in Australia. Today, Hobart, situated on both banks of the Derwent River, is a popular destination for tourists and a starting point for exploring Tasmania. Delve into the city's British colonial past in the Battery Point district and at Salamanca Square with its excellent Saturday market. Visit the second oldest botanical gardens in Australia and the MONA art museum, the largest private gallery on the continent. Get acquainted with the Antarctic program at the replica of Mawson's huts and beer production at the brewery, founded as early as 1832.
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    Sydney / Australia / In 1788, the capital of the province of New South Wales was established as the first European colony in Australia. Today, the world's largest natural harbor is the country's most populous city and is visited by millions of tourists annually. Explore the famous Opera House and visit the historic part of the city, The Rocks. Enjoy breathtaking views from the 309-meter-high Sydney Tower and famous works at the Museum of Contemporary Art. Stroll through the Royal Botanic Garden and get a good workout in the Blue Mountains National Park. End it all with something good to eat: you can never go wrong with fish or seafood.
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    Sydney / Australia / In 1788, the capital of the province of New South Wales was established as the first European colony in Australia. Today, the world's largest natural harbor is the country's most populous city and is visited by millions of tourists annually. Explore the famous Opera House and visit the historic part of the city, The Rocks. Enjoy breathtaking views from the 309-meter-high Sydney Tower and famous works at the Museum of Contemporary Art. Stroll through the Royal Botanic Garden and get a good workout in the Blue Mountains National Park. End it all with something good to eat: you can never go wrong with fish or seafood.
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    Melbourne / Australia / Already 30-40 thousand years ago, it was inhabited, and in 1835, the capital of the province of Victoria was officially founded, today the second largest city and busiest port in Australia. Melbourne offers an interesting mix of historical and modern architecture, countless parks, and beautiful beaches. Stroll along the waterfront promenade and then take a ride to the observation deck of the Eureka Tower, the tallest in the city. Visit the National Gallery of Victoria, founded back in 1861, and dive with sharks at the Melbourne Aquarium. Be enchanted by the street art for which the city is famous, and finish it all with a ride along the Yarra River.
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    Fremantle (Perth) / Australia / The modern history of the world port and the capital of Western Australia dates back to the 1820s. A former British penal colony, a center of the gold rush, and a significant submarine base today offers beautiful architecture, interesting museums, and stunning nature. Embark on a tour of the Fremantle Prison and delve into the famous past of the area at the Maritime Museum. Visit the city's oldest building, the Old Courthouse, and the Royal Park with beautiful views of the surrounding area. Head to the beach on the Sunny Coast or for a tasting of excellent wine in the Swan River Valley. Replenish your energy with the freshest seafood or delicate truffles.
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    Port Louis / Mauritius / Under Dutch, French, and later British rule, the present-day capital and largest city of Mauritius, as well as one of the most important ports in the Indian Ocean, was formed. Port Louis offers a unique blend of colonial architecture, traditional wooden structures, and modern buildings, complemented by a number of interesting museums. At the same time, it serves as a gateway to the island's beautiful nature. Among the most significant landmarks are the Victorian buildings on Place d'Armes square, the 19th-century citadel with panoramic views, the replica of the sugar mill Domaine Les Pailles, or the Blue Penny Museum, which houses some of the world's rarest postage stamps. An inseparable part of the local atmosphere is also the traditional horse races and the famous Mauritian curry full of distinctive exotic flavors.
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    Durban / South Africa / Durban, a significant port city on the eastern coast of South Africa, lies on the shores of the Indian Ocean and is one of the country's most important economic and tourist centers. Its character has been shaped by colonial heritage and strong influences from the Indian community, which are reflected in the local architecture, culture, and gastronomy. The city is renowned for its long sandy beaches, the Golden Mile promenade, and favorable subtropical climate for most of the year. Notable landmarks include the harbor area, the modern Moses Mabhida Stadium, and the botanical gardens, some of the oldest in Africa. Durban represents a dynamic place where historical development intertwines with modern urban life and the natural beauty of the coastline.
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    Port Elizabeth / South Africa / On the southern coast of South Africa lies one of the country's largest cities and most important ports, Port Elizabeth. The city, founded in 1820 by British settlers, today boasts beautiful beaches and an interesting culture. Enjoy the stunning 1.5 km long sandy beach right in the city. Visit the stone fortress Frederick and the Campanile bell tower, from where you can enjoy beautiful views of the surrounding area. Take a walk along Route 67 and through 67 artworks, remember Nelson Mandela's fight for the country's freedom. Head out to observe elephants in Addo National Park and finally, take a boat ride to see whales.
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    Cape Town / South Africa / In the mid-17th century, the first European settlement in southern Africa was established, later plagued by the infamous apartheid regime. Today, Cape Town, the second largest and legislative capital of South Africa, is one of the country's most visited tourist destinations. Stroll down Long Street lined with historic buildings and delve into the area's fascinating past on Robben Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy breathtaking views from the top of Table Mountain and the Cape of Good Hope, and watch African penguins on Boulders and Foxy beaches. Be enchanted by the nature of Cape Town and the delicate taste of the freshest fish and seafood.
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    Cape Town / South Africa (disembarkation) / In the mid-17th century, the first European settlement in southern Africa was established, later plagued by the infamous apartheid regime. Today, Cape Town, the second largest and legislative capital of South Africa, is one of the country's most visited tourist destinations. Stroll down Long Street lined with historic buildings and delve into the area's fascinating past on Robben Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy breathtaking views from the top of Table Mountain and the Cape of Good Hope, and watch African penguins on Boulders and Foxy beaches. Be enchanted by the nature of Cape Town and the delicate taste of the freshest fish and seafood.

Ceny for date 19.01.2025 - 20.03.2025, 60 nights

Cruise options:
My Cruise My Cruise Premium Deluxe
Inside cabin      
price for the 1st and 2nd person 7 599 €/os. 7 849 €/os.
price for single occupancy 13 679 €/os. 14 129 €/os.
Oceanview cabin      
price for the 1st and 2nd person 9 099 €/os. 9 499 €/os.
price for single occupancy 16 379 €/os. 17 099 €/os.
Balcony cabin      
price for the 1st and 2nd person 10 299 €/os. 10 499 €/os.
price for single occupancy 18 539 €/os. 18 899 €/os.
Suite with panoramic view      
price for the 1st and 2nd person 19 199 €/os.
price for single occupancy 38 399 €/os.
Suite      
price for the 1st and 2nd person 12 099 €/os. 17 099 €/os.
price for single occupancy 24 199 €/os. 34 199 €/os.
Grand Suite (SG/GS)      
price for the 1st and 2nd person 24 099 €/os.
price for single occupancy 48 199 €/os.
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Price includes
  Cruise:
  • Accommodation in a cabin of the selected category. Cabins are equipped with a private bathroom, air conditioning, TV, minibar, wardrobe, dressing table, hairdryer, safe and telephone. Port charges, porterage at embarkation and disembarkation, daily housekeeping and the benefits of your chosen accommodation class.
  Meals on board:
  • Full board - breakfast, lunch and dinner in the waiter-service or buffet restaurant.
  • Drinks in the buffet restaurant only: water, coffee and tea at breakfast and at afternoon snack time, water at lunch and dinner.
  Entertainment on board:
  • Free use of public areas - swimming pool, hot tubs, fitness centre and other sports and leisure facilities, free beach towel hire, participation in all events held on board – entertainment programmes for children and adults, kids' club (for all age groups), evening theatre shows, live music, dance lessons, etc.
  Insolvency insurance:
  • Travel agency insolvency insurance with Generali.
Price does not include
  • Transport to/from the port of departure and any transfers. We can arrange these on request, subject to suitable connections.
  • Services of a Czech-speaking tour guide
  • Drinks not included in the price. Drinks packages can be booked in addition. Indicative drinks list.
  • Extra services - laundry, photographer, internet, beauty salon, on-board medical services, etc. Photo, internet and spa packages can be booked in addition.
  • Optional shore excursions in the ports of call. The cruise line offers a wide range of excursions in every port; we will send you an overview on request. Excursions are usually offered in these languages: English, Spanish, Italian, French, German. On cruises with a Czech-speaking tour guide, excursions are held in Czech.
  • Meals off the ship.
  • Gratuities for the ship's crew: for persons aged 15 and over: €11/person/night, aged 4 to 14.99 inclusive: €5.5/person/night. For cruises from 1.12.2026 gratuities increase to €12/person/night, aged 4 to 14.99 inclusive: €6/person/night. On selected cruises on Costa Diadema and Serena the amount of gratuities may differ. 
  • Travel insurance and cancellation insurance. We can arrange this on request.
  • Visa (if required).
Notice
  • Rates are subject to change and are only indicative. The current price will be determined at the time of non-binding reservation.
  • To participate in the cruise, it is necessary to have a passport valid for at least 6 months after the end of the cruise. For cruises visiting the USA, the passport must be biometric. EU citizens who will participate in cruises with destinations exclusively in the Schengen area can also travel with an ID card.
  • If you have any health restrictions, are traveling with infants or are pregnant, please check HERE that the cruise is suitable for you and you can take it.
  • If you are traveling with minor children, have different surnames or both parents/legal guardians are not traveling, please check the conditions of participation with us.
  • Check-in on the first day of the cruise closes several hours before the scheduled departure, but no later than 120 minutes. The check-in time will be specified with the boarding passes. We recommend that you go to the port arrive well in advance, in the case of own air transport one day earlier.
  • The passenger is solely responsible for complying with the entry conditions of all countries visited. Conditions may change at any time.
  • On entering Chile, Czech citizens receive a tourist card with a QR code. Keep the card for the entire stay in case of inspection. 
  • To enter New Caledonia, you need medical expenses insurance. 
  • To enter New Zealand, Czech citizens must hold an approved NZeTA.
  • To enter Australia, Czech citizens must hold an e-visa, specifically the eVisitor (651).
  • If your cruise starts in Madagascar, an entry fee of 10 EUR is payable. No visa is required for transit.
  • Before arriving in South Africa, Czech citizens must complete a declaration form.

  • All cabins with a window on the 4th deck have a completely restricted view. Cabins with a window on the 6th and 7th decks have a partially restricted view.

Cruise classes
Class: My Cruise

In the My Cruise class, available in inside, oceanview and balcony cabins, you will enjoy these extra benefits:

  • Choice of cabin location at the time of booking (subject to availability).
  • Choice of dinner time (two sittings), subject to availability.
  • CostaClub points – earn up to 350 points for every day of the cruise.
  • My Cruise Premium: better-located cabins.
Class: All Inclusive

In the All Inclusive class, available in inside, oceanview and balcony cabins, you will enjoy these extra benefits:

  • Choice of cabin location at the time of booking (subject to availability). 
  • Choice between the first and second dinner sitting.
  • "MyDrinks" drinks package: Unlimited selected wines by the glass (sparkling, white, red, rosé), draught beers, coffee, water and soft drinks, plus a wide selection of cocktails, aperitifs and spirits. Guests under 18 can choose from a variety of soft drinks, juices and delicious hot chocolate.
  • Up to 10% discount on your next cruise for Costa Club members. Valid for cruises taken within 1 year and for balcony or suite cabin categories.
  • CostaClub points – earn up to 350 points for every day of the cruise.

If you are interested, we will be happy to send you the prices for this class. 

Class: Deluxe

In the Deluxe class, available in suites, you will enjoy these extra benefits:

  • Accommodation in a spacious suite with exclusive furnishings and amenities, including a bathrobe, slippers and a pillow menu.
  • Choice of suite location at the time of booking (subject to availability).
  • Exclusive 24-hour butler service.
  • Priority embarkation and disembarkation (only at the beginning and end of the cruise).
  • A welcome bottle of sparkling wine. 
  • Spa package including one entry to the thermal areas.
  • Private restaurant reserved exclusively for Deluxe guests - on some ships only.
  • "My Drinks Plus" drinks package: Unlimited drinks by the glass up to €9, including top brands of spirits and champagne. Guests under 18 can choose from a variety of soft drinks, smoothies, juices and delicious hot chocolate.
  • Special discounts on excursions – the more excursions you book, the bigger the discount (when booking at least one excursion before departure).
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