The discounts of spring and summer continue into fall on a series of European cruises offered by Costa Cruise Lines. Incredible fares for 7-night sailings on Europe's number one cruise line begin at just $449 per person(double occupancy) from September 1 through Novermber 30; itineraries feature calls at some of the old world’s most celebrated cities such as Venice, Rome, Barcelona and Naples. You can choose from sailings on the brand new Costa Pacific launched this past June along with sister ships Costa Serena and Costa Concordia; There are also cruises aboard the Costa Fortuna, Costa Victoria and Costa Romantica.
Among the best buys is a seven-night cruise(priced from $449 per person) aboard the Costa Fortuna departing November 9 from Venice with stops at Bari, Katakolon (Olympia), Santorini, Mykonos, Rhodes and Dubrovnik. The Costa Pacifica features fares as low as $779 departing September 27 out of Civitavecchia (Rome) with stops in Savona, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Tunisia, Valletta and Palermo.
Fall is the best time to travel to European due to lower airfares, fewer crowds and mild temperatures,” notes Maurice Zarmati, president and ceo of Costa Cruise Lines—North America. “To top it off, these cruises average around $56 per person/per day and come complete with accommodations, meals and entertainment. You simply can’t find a land-based vacation that comes near the value.”
A Costa cruise combines old world European charm with the incredible innovations of today. From delectable fresh pastas, warm cappuccinos, international guests who become friends from around the world and charming Italian greetings travelers hear such as “buongiorno” and “buonasera,” sailing with Costa brings the passion and vitality of Italy to sea.
For complete information regarding Costa’s autumn European cruise specials, guests may contact a travel agent, call (800) GO-COSTA or visit www.costacruises.com. Guests in North America may also find Costa on facebook at www.facebook.com/costacruises.na.
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Costa's ships are beautiful! Loved both the cruises I've done with them. Here's some info on their ships and itineraries: Would put the link, but I can't- CruiseCompete.com has info on their ships and itineraries, and allthingscruise.com has all sorts of background on them
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