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Costa Magica is one of the two sister ships ordered by Costa Crociere from Fincantieri Cantieri Navali Spa, with an investment of more than 1 billion euros. The Costa Magica's sister ship is the Costa Fortuna, the fleet's current flagship and the largest Italian passenger vessel, which entered service in 2004. More>>
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 Costa Magica Ship Profile
• Date Launched: 2004
• Registry: Italy
• Officers: Italian
• Crew: International
• Complement: 1068
• Gross Tons: 105,000
• Length (ft.): 890
• Beam (ft.): 124
• Passengers: 2720
• Decks: 13
• Stability Rating: Good
• Dinner Seatings: 2
• Cuisine: Italian
• Dress Code: Traditional
• Room Service: Yes
• Tipping: $8.50 PPPD, 15% automatically added to bar checks
• Outdoor Pools: 3
• Indoor Pools: 1
• Jacuzzis: 5
• Fitness Center: Yes
• Spa: Yes
• Beauty Salon: Yes
• Showroom: Yes
• Bars/Lounges: 10
• Casino: Yes
• Shops: Yes
• Library: Yes
• Child Program: Yes
• Self-service Laundry: No
• Elevators: yes
• Suites: 58
• Outside Doubles: 843
• Inside Doubles: 517
• Singles Cabins: 0
• Singles Surcharge: 150-200%
• Verandah Cabins: 522
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The Costa Magica can host up to 3,470 guests. Most of the 1,358 cabins - 857 (63%) - are external; of these, 522 (60%) have a private balcony overlooking the sea, and more than 300 have a window. Some of the most particular features of the new ship are the no less than 58 spacious and elegant suites, all with a Jacuzzi, available in three different formats.

Dedicated to the magical places in our country, the Costa Magica is conceived as a kind of fantastic trip through the most beautiful and well-known areas of Italy: from the Emerald Coast to Ostia Antica; from Positano to Portofino; from Capri to Grado; and then Bellagio, Salento, Maratea, Capo Colonna, Palinuro, Sicily, Spoleto, Urbino, Vicenza, Bressanone, and so on. Each of these marvelous Italian sites is the source of inspiration for defining the styles and colors of each public ambience on the ship. The interiors of the Costa Magica were designed by the American architect Joe Farcus, who designed the Costa Atlantica, the sister ship of the Costa Mediterranea and the new Costa Fortuna. Instead, Italian architects are involved in fitting out the interiors along with many of the artists whose works will enhance the ship's decor.