Everything about Costa Cruises totally explained
Costa Crociere S.p.A. (Costa Cruises) is an Italian
cruise line with 12 ships. It is part of
Carnival Corporation.
Costa Crociere has more than fifty years of tradition in Italian passenger navigation. The brands
AIDA Cruises and
Costa Crociere belong to Costa Crociere S.p.A. All ships fly the Italian flag and operate in the
Mediterranean,
Northern Europe, the
Caribbean, the
Indian Ocean, the
Middle East, South East Asia and
South America.
The company started as the Costa Line in 1924, but operated only
freighters until 1947. The company was also known as Linea C during the 1950s and 1960s. Originally primarily providing passenger service between Italy and South America, the company later converted its fleet to full time cruising.
The company has ordered three new cruise ships, which are under construction at
Fincantieri: the
Costa Luminosa,
Costa Pacifica and a third ship whose name hasn't been established yet.
Current fleet
Former ocean liners and cruise ships operated by Costa
Andrea C (1948-1981)
Anna C (1948-1971)
Amerikanis (Chartered 1980-1984)
Angelina Lauro (Chartered 1978-1979)
Bianca C (1959-1961)
Carla C/Carla Costa (1967-1985, 1986-1992)
(1981-1984)
Costa Playa/Joy Wave (1995-1998, 1999-2000)
Costa Tropicale (2001-2005)
Costa Riviera (1981-2002)
Danae (1979-1992)
Daphne (1979-1997)
Enrico C/Enrico Costa (1965-1994) (ex-Provence (1951))
Eugenio C/Eugenio Costa (1966-1996)
Flavia (1968-1982)
Frederico C (1958-1983)
Franca C (1952-1977)
Fulvia (1969-1970)
Giovanna C (1947-1953)
Italia (1974-1983 )
Luisa C (1947-1951)
Maria C (1947-1953)Further Information
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