Costa Victoria
Designed to reflect the spirit of Italy
Costa Victoria, which made her debut in 1996, was designed to reflect the spirit of Italy and, according to the company, is for people who love design, elegance, symmetry of shapes and muted colours.
Fully refurbished in 2004, when 242 balconies were added, and again in 2007, the ship has an unmistakable style that combines a traditional nautical look with minimalist design, high value finishes and works of art.
The ship welcomes you on board with its soaring seven-deck high Planetarium Atrium or Concorde Plaza, surrounded by glass walls overlooking the sea, which comes to life in the evening with live music and dancing.
Its lounges are decorated and embellished with unique works of art, like the Capriccio Bar, with its valuable mosaic signed by Emilio Tadini.
Vital statistics
Operated by Costa Cruises
Built by Bremer Vulcan, Germany
Entered service: July 1996
Refurbished: 2004, 2007
Gross tonnage: 75,166 tons
Passengers: 2,394
Crew: 790
Passenger decks: 10
Lifts: 12
Cabins: 964 including
- 573 outside
- 242 with balcony
- 20 suites, four with balcony
- 391 inside
- 6 for wheelchairs
Length: 828ft
Width: 105ft
Draught: 26ft
Engines: diesel
Facilities
Two dining rooms (two sittings), alternative dining options, casino, library, theatre, three swimming pools (two outside, one inside), fitness centre, health spa, self-service launderette.
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