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Costa Pacifica

Concordia class · refurbished 2019 · Mediterranean, Other

A 2009-launched Concordia-class ship known for music-themed interiors. It operates established weekly western Mediterranean itineraries from ports including Barcelona and Savona, and is scheduled to be deployed to the Canary Islands in early 2027. Its facilities are less modern than those on newer ships, but its pricing is among the most accessible.

Family-friendlyValue-focused
114,500 GT
Gross tonnage
3,012
Guests
1,100
Crew
17
Decks
1,506
Cabins
290 m (951 ft)
Length
2009
Year built
9378498
IMO number

Current position (external site)View on VesselFinder (IMO 9378498)External site. Position information has not been checked by Cruise Atlas.

For travelers from Japan

A guide to public baths, Japanese food and language support, payment in yen, smoking, dress codes and power outlets, based on available official and other sources. Details may vary by itinerary and season. Check the official website for current information.

Public bath
Official

Similar facilities, such as a thermal suite

Checked Oct 4, 2026Source: costacruises.com
Japanese food
Official

Japanese food at extra cost

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Japanese language support
Official

Checked Oct 4, 2026Line-wideSource: costa-cruise.jp
Payment in yen
Official

Payment in yen not accepted

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Smoking
Official

Smoking in designated areas only

Checked Oct 4, 2026Line-wideSource: costa-cruise.jp
Dress code
Official

Formal nights

Checked Oct 4, 2026Line-wideSource: costacruises.com
Power outlets
Official

Plug types: A, C

Checked Oct 4, 2026Line-wideSource: costa-cruise.jp

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At a glance

✓Kids club✓Waterpark✓Casino✓Theater and shows✓Spa✓Cinema✓Accessible cabins✓Solo cabins—All-inclusiveJapanese support 1/5

What is included and what costs extra

Included in the fare / extra
  • Meals (main restaurants)Included
  • AlcoholExtra charge
  • GratuitiesExtra charge
  • Wi‑FiExtra charge
  • Specialty diningExtra charge
  • Shore excursionsExtra charge

The basic fare (My Cruise/Cruise Only) includes the cabin, full board, and entertainment, while drinks, Wi-Fi, tips, and specialty restaurants are charged separately. The higher Comfort Plus/Total Comfort plans include a drinks package, and Deluxe, for suites, adds a dedicated restaurant, spa access, a higher-tier drinks package, and more.

Onboard costs (original currency)
  • Extra chargeDrinks (one beer)Bottled beer, about €5
  • Extra chargeSoft drinks and waterCanned soda, about €3
  • Extra chargeDrink packageMy Soft Drinks (non-alcoholic): €23-27/day; My Drinks (standard, including alcohol): €35-42/day; My Drinks Plus (premium): €48-57/day. A 15% service charge is added to all, and advance online purchase often gives a 20-30% discount.
  • Extra chargeWi‑FiThe full cruise duration can also be purchased at once, often with an approximately 8-10% discount.
  • Extra chargeGratuities (automatic service charge)Ages 15 and over €11 per day, ages 4 to 14 €5.50 per day, ages 3 and under free. A separate 15% service charge is added to drink purchases.
  • Extra chargeLaundryNo self-service laundry. Per-item charges (shirts about €3.50, T-shirts about €1.50, one-piece dresses about €14). Higher-tier Costa Club members (Gold/Platinum) can also use the unlimited-fill Magic Bag service for €19.99.
  • Shore excursionsExtra; varies by port

Prices are shown in the onboard currency; no currency conversion is applied.

Boarding, atmosphere, and links

Boarding and logistics
  • Japan departures: No
  • Home ports: Civitavecchia (Rome, Italy, summer Western Mediterranean departure port), Savona (Italy), La Romana (Dominican Republic, winter Caribbean departure port)
  • Departure ports: Marseille (France), Valencia (Spain), Palma de Mallorca (Spain), Ibiza (Spain), La Spezia (Italy), Istanbul (Turkey), Piraeus/Athens (Greece)
Atmosphere and guests
  • All ages
  • The third ship of the Concordia class, it has 'music' as its unifying interior theme. All deck names derive from music genres and songs, and in addition to art with antique violin and sheet music motifs, it has a recording studio said to be the first on a cruise ship (a resident music maestro is on board, and CD recording is available for a fee). In summer it is based at Civitavecchia (Rome) and cruises the western Mediterranean (Barcelona, Marseille, Palma de Mallorca, etc.); in winter it operates long Caribbean cruises from La Romana (Dominican Republic).
  • A lively, multinational clientele, mainly Italian, with passengers from France, Spain, Germany, and other European countries. Families and multigenerational travelers make up a high proportion. There are no Japanese-speaking staff or Japanese cuisine.
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Launched in 2009 as a Concordia-class ship, it is not equipped with next-generation fuel engines such as LNG (Costa's LNG ships start with Costa Smeralda). Its environmental measures are limited to what was standard when it entered service, such as advanced wastewater treatment and LED lighting, and details such as any proprietary environmental certification could not be confirmed.

Ship character

Families
4
Adults
3
Luxury
2
First-time cruisers
4
Entertainment
4
Dining
3
Japanese-language support
1
Great for
  • • Classic western Mediterranean routes
  • • Winter in the Canary Islands
  • • Budget-conscious travelers
Less suited to
  • • Travelers seeking the latest facilities
  • • Quiet adults-only cruises

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Sources

Source: Wikipedia “Costa Pacifica” (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Cabins by category

CabinsSizeOccupancy and bedsFeaturesLinks
Interior Classic/Premium (IC/IP)
The most affordable windowless grade. 592 cabins (including 33 spa-partner type "VG" cabins).
592 cabins
12–14 m² (129–151 ft²)
Maximum 4 people
Convertible twin beds; bunk or Pullman-style beds available.
Check the official page
Studio Single (CI/CE/VG-Spa)
A rare category with all 45 rooms dedicated to solo guests, available without a solo supplement, the surcharge over the fare for 2 guests.
45 cabins / Decks 1, 2, 6, 7, and 10
14–15 m² (151–161 ft²)
1 person (single occupancy)
1 single (twin) bed, with private bathroom
Solo
Check the official page
Oceanview Classic/Premium (EC/EP)
There are 321 rooms with large fixed windows but no balconies.
321 cabins / Decks 1, 2, 6, 7, and 9
16–18 m² (172–194 ft²)
Maximum 4 people
Convertible twin beds; bunk or Pullman-style beds available.
Window
Check the official page
Balcony Classic/Premium (BC/BP)
The main category and largest by number, with 524 rooms. Includes private balconies (3-5 m²), sliding glass doors, and a veranda with two chairs and a table. Many of the ship's 154 connecting cabins are in this grade.
524 cabins / Decks 6–11
17 m² (183 ft²)
Maximum 4 people
Convertible twin beds + sofa bed.
BalconyConnecting
Check the official page
Mini Suite (MS) / Balcony Suite (S)
An intermediate grade combining mini-suites (18 rooms, 6-7 m² balconies, no bathtub) and balcony suites (42 rooms, 6 m² balconies). Located toward the stern on the upper decks.
60 cabins / Deck 6 (Boheme), Deck 7 (Alhambra), Deck 8 (Ludwig), and Deck 10
17–26 m² (183–280 ft²)
Maximum 4 people (balcony suites: 3 people)
Convertible twin beds + sofa bed.
Balcony
Check the official page
Grand Suite (GS/SG-Spa)
The highest grade onboard, with only 10 grand suites. Features an 8-11 m² balcony, a separate dressing room, and a Jacuzzi bathtub.
10 cabins / Deck 7 (Alhambra) and Deck 10
32 m² (344 ft²)
Maximum 4 people
Convertible twin beds; double sofa bed available.
BalconyConcierge
Check the official page

Approximate figures from official and reliable sources. Cabins vary by ship, category, and sailing.Links generally lead to official pages; some have not been verified.

Families, adults-only areas, and practical information

Children and families
  • • Squok Club & Teen Zone — Facilities divided into a mini club for ages 3 to 6 (Peppa Pig theme), a Maxi Club for ages 7 to 11, and a teen zone for ages 12 to 17, plus a children's pool and pirate-ship playground.
  • • Lido Squok Mini Aqua Park — A small water-slide and play area for children.
Adults-only areas
  • • Casino Flamingo — An onboard casino in the entertainment area centered on Deck 5, with slot machines and gaming tables.
Practical information (line-wide)
Onboard currency
EUR
Gratuities
The service charge (gratuity) is not included in the fare. Instead, a fixed amount per night is automatically added to the onboard account after boarding. It applies uniformly to all ships and all guests regardless of fare type (Basic/Comfort-type/Deluxe), and guests are not expected to reduce or remove it at their discretion.
Payment
Cashless onboard
Voltage
Mainly 220V (depending on the ship, some are a mix supporting 110-220V/60Hz). Japanese devices that are 100V-only may not be usable without a transformer, so please check.
Formal nights
The number of gala nights roughly scales with cruise length: about 1 on a 3 to 4 night cruise, 2 on a 7-night cruise and 3 on a 10-night cruise. On Mediterranean cruises, 1 to 2 is typical.
Medical facilities
There is a medical center staffed by doctors and nurses, available 24 hours for emergencies. Consultations and treatment are not free and are charged to your onboard account each time (travel insurance generally cannot be used directly at the counter, and costs are usually claimed afterward). An exact Costa-specific fee schedule could not be confirmed from public information.
Bringing items onboard
Bringing alcohol on board is prohibited in principle, whether at embarkation or at ports of call, and anything found in X-ray screening is confiscated until the end of the cruise. Wine and champagne may be allowed only if approved by prior application, in which case a corkage fee of €10 per bottle is charged. Alcohol purchased at ports of call or in the onboard duty-free shops is also held until the end of the cruise (effectively confiscated).
Mobile and connectivity
The EU "free roaming" rule applies only on land, such as at ports of call. If your phone connects to the ship's maritime network at sea, expensive maritime roaming charges outside the scope of the regulation (both calls and data are far higher than usual) apply, so the practical standard approach at sea is to put your phone offline or in airplane mode and use Costa's onboard Wi-Fi package or an eSIM.

Dining

Included Included in the fare (no extra charge)
Main Dining Rooms (My Way / New York New York)Mediterranean and Italian-centered international cuisine

A two-venue main dining setup comprising My Way toward the bow and New York, New York toward the stern.

Hours: Breakfast and lunch offer open seating; dinner is served in two seatings at 18:30/21:00 (assigned seating).

Buffet PalomaInternational buffet

Multi-purpose restaurant that operates as a self-service buffet during the day and changes into a waiter-served pizzeria at night.

Hours: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (dinner changes to a pizzeria with waiter service)

Extra charge Specialty dining (prices in the onboard currency)
Club Blue MoonAbout €25-39 (varies by season and offerings; exact amount unconfirmed)
Steakhouse and Italian cuisine• Dinner only (reservation required)

A la carte steakhouse on Deck 11. Reservations are required, and a 15% service charge is added separately from drink charges.

Beer Bottled beer, about €5Soft drinks Canned soda, about €3Water Glass service is charged; bottles are sold separately
ArchipelagoAbout €49-55 (varies by ship and season). Wine pairing costs an additional €30 (or €22.5 for Costa Club upper-tier members and others)
French, Spanish, and Italian cuisine (Michelin-starred chef-supervised course)• Dinner only (reservation required)

A special five-course restaurant introduced during the 2022–2023 refurbishment, with each course overseen by one of three Michelin-starred chefs (Bruno Barbieri, Hélène Darroze, and Ángel León). €5 is donated to the Costa Cruises Foundation with each bill.

Beer Bottled beer, about €5Soft drinks Canned soda, about €3Water Glass service is charged; bottles are sold separately
  • Bruno Barbieri's grilled lamb with black truffle flavor (served with Vichy-style steamed vegetables)Included in course
  • Hélène Darroze's piquillo pepper gazpacho with Dijon mustard foamIncluded in course
  • Ángel León's squid-ink risotto (signature dish of the sea chef, scented with plankton)Included in course
Sushino at CostaAll-you-can-eat plan about €15 per person (may vary by season and ship)
Sushi and sashimi• Lunch and dinner (takeaway available)

A sushi specialty restaurant that opened with the 2022-2023 renovation. It focuses on nigiri, rolls, and sashimi, and offers all-you-can-eat plans and takeaway.

Beer Bottled beer, about €5Soft drinks Canned soda, about €3Water Glass service is charged; bottles are sold separately
  • California roll (imitation crab, cucumber, mango, mayonnaise)Included in all-you-can-eat plan
  • Samurai roll (shrimp tempura, tobiko, avocado, salmon)Included in all-you-can-eat plan
Teppanyaki RestaurantAbout €36-42
Teppanyaki (chef-led live cooking)• Dinner only (reservation required)

A teppanyaki restaurant added in the 2022-2023 renovation. Chefs stir-fry and grill rice, vegetables, meat, and seafood in front of guests as a live performance.

Beer Bottled beer, about €5Soft drinks Canned soda, about €3Water Glass service is charged; bottles are sold separately
  • Dello Chef (2 appetizers + 2 main dishes, choose meat or fish)€42
  • Standard course (appetizer + choose 1 main dish)About €36
Ristorante Samsara€20 (free for guests staying in Samsara cabins or suites)
Healthy and light cuisine• Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

A health-focused restaurant on Deck 3 using carefully selected organic ingredients. Free for guests staying in Samsara partner cabins; other guests can use it for an additional fee of €20 when seats are available.

Beer Bottled beer, about €5Soft drinks Canned soda, about €3Water Glass service is charged; bottles are sold separately
  • Seasonal soup + 1 pasta + main (choose one, with desserts such as fruit salad or panna cotta)Included in course

Facilities and activities

Highlights
A recording studio said to be the first on a cruise ship (€35 per hour, with a resident music maestro on staff)A design concept in which all deck names are inspired by music genres and songs (art displays themed on antique violins and sheet music)Grand Prix (F1) driving simulator (inside Bar Scuderia Costa)Humanoid guide robot "Pepper" supporting 3 languages (English, German and Italian)Archipelago, overseen by 3 Michelin-starred chefs, the sushi restaurant Sushino and the teppanyaki restaurant Teppanyaki, all added in the 2022 to 2023 refurbishment
Casino FlamingoExtra charge
CasinoAdults only

An onboard casino in the entertainment area centered on Deck 5, with slot machines and gaming tables.

Teatro StardustIncluded
Theater

A three-level main show lounge.

Squok Club & Teen ZoneIncluded
KidsFor childrenFree

Facilities divided into a mini club for ages 3 to 6 (Peppa Pig theme), a Maxi Club for ages 7 to 11, and a teen zone for ages 12 to 17, plus a children's pool and pirate-ship playground.

Centro Benessere SamsaraExtra charge
Spa

A two-level spa facility considered among the world's largest, with a fitness center, beauty salon, treatment rooms, thermal suites, thalassotherapy pool, Turkish bath, and sauna.

Gym/Spinning/AerobicsIncluded
SportsMachine use is free

In addition to cardio and strength-training machines, there is a studio for spinning and aerobics.

Jogging/Skating TrackIncluded
Jogging

A combined jogging and roller-skating track circling the upper deck.

Campo da Gioco Sports CourtIncluded
Sports

A multipurpose court for basketball and tennis, plus a putting green and virtual golf equipment.

Pools (Lido Calypso, Ipanema, Bamba)Included
Pool

Three pools: the main pool Lido Calypso with an LED screen, Lido Ipanema, and Lido Bamba with a sliding glass roof (plus five jacuzzis in total).

Toboga WaterslideIncluded
Waterslides

A winding water slide descends from the top deck to the pool deck.

Lido Squok Mini Aqua ParkIncluded
WaterslidesFor children

A small water-slide and play area for children.

Duty-Free ShopsExtra charge
ShopCharged only at purchase

A shopping area selling duty-free branded goods, souvenirs, and more.

Discoteca FeverExtra charge
NightclubAdmission is free; drinks are charged per order

A two-deck nightclub with DJ dance sessions every night.

Bars & LoungesExtra charge
Bar

A total of 11 bars and lounges are spread across the ship, including a sports bar, a cigar lounge, a piano bar and an F1-themed bar.

Library (Biblioteca Imagine)Included
Library

A library corner with books and internet terminals.

4D Cinema RoomExtra charge
Cinema

A cinema room with immersive 4D screening equipment.

Recording StudioExtra charge
Signature attractionAbout €35 per hour

A full-fledged recording studio considered the world's first on a cruise ship. A resident music maestro is on staff, and guitar, piano, viola, and drum lessons are also available. Recorded CDs are delivered to your cabin.

Grand Prix Driving SimulatorExtra charge
Signature attraction

A racing simulator in the F1-themed bar Scuderia Costa, recreating the handling feel of a real car.

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