Costa Magica
Costa Magica at the entrance to the port
IMO no. 9239795
The Costa Magica is a cruise ship of Costa Crociere. After its completion in 2004, the ship of the Italian cruise line Costa Crociere was sold, for it is still in service until the middle of 2006, the flagship was until it was replaced by the Costa Concordia.
The ship
Style
Italian places are the main theme of the ship. So all restaurants, bars and lidos are named after such: Costa Smeralda, Portofino, Spoleto, Ostia Antica, Salento, L'Aquila, Isola Bella, Positano, Bellagio, Maratea, Vicenza.
In addition, the decks by Italian painters of the Baroque and Renaissance named ( Guercino, Giorgione, Tintoretto, Raffaello, Michelangelo, Leonardo, Caravaggio, Perugino, Veronese, Giotto, Titian, Tiepolo, Mantegna ).
Equipment
The ship only has a three-storey theater (Teatro Urbino ) over a spa, four swimming pools, one with a water slide, hot tubs, a library, a casino, a shopping gallery with drug stores, a jeweler, boutiques, a duty- free shop and a photo studio.
Areas of application
- December 2007 - March 2008: Cruises in South America with base port of Santos
- March 2008: Transatlantic Cruise from Santos to Savona
- March-November 2008: cruising the Mediterranean
- March 2010: Transatlantic Cruise from Santos to Savona
- April - May 2010: cruising the Mediterranean
- May-August 2010: Cruise to the Baltic Sea, around Norway, Iceland and Svalbard
- September 2010: Return trip from Kiel to Savona
- October to May 2011: cruising the Mediterranean
- June-July 2011: cruises in the North Baltic Sea Region
- Winter 2011/2012: Cruises in South America
- Summer half-year 2012: cruises from Savona in the western Mediterranean as a replacement of the injured Costa Concordia.
- Winter 2012/ 13: cruises in the western and eastern Mediterranean
- Summer half-year 2013: Mediterranean cruises from / to Venice
- Winter 2013/ 14: in the southern Caribbean cruises from / to Guadeloupe