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Costa Atlantica Action! We're Cruising Costa Atlantica Action! We're cruising This ship is dedicated to the cinema, to the master filmmaker Federico Fellini, and to his most famous films, the titles of which are the names of the decks. You'll soon realise that the ship's main inspiration is – what else could it be? – "La dolce vita". Everything on Costa Atlantica is part of "the sweet life". It's the first of our ships to be more open to the elements, with balconies that extend out over the water, making your cruise an even more authentic experience. Costa Atlantica is the only ship to offer you an original reproduction of the Caffè Florian, the jewel of Venice – an ideal set for getting to know someone. It's the perfect stage for your evenings: a table reserved for you under the clear ceiling with the stars Cabins and Suites above, following an entrance that's bound to make an impression up the spectacular glass staircase created by the artist Luciano Vistosi. • 1,057 cabins in total: 40 Wellness 620 with private balcony Wellness Suite with balcony Ouside cabin with window 54 suites all with private balcony 4 Wellness suites with balcony Food and drink • 4 restaurants, including two, the Club Atlantica and the Wellness Restaurant, at an additional charge* and by reservation only • 12 bars, including a Cognac & Cigar Bar and a Wine Bar Well-being • Ischia Spa: wellness centre on two levels, with gym, treatment rooms, sauna and Turkish bath, UVA-ray Important note: Cabin images depict a typical cabin layout. Individual size, layout and furniture may vary within the same category. solarium • 4 Jacuzzis • 4 pools, including one with a retractable cover and a water slide Flawless direction, dreamy settings. • Multipurpose sports pitch We just need the stars • Outdoor jogging track Entertainment Caffè Florian • Theatre on three levels • Casino • Disco • Internet Point • Water slide • Library • Shopping Center • Virtual World, Squok Club with PlayStation Entertainment, children's pool * Lunch and dinner at the Wellness Restaurant are included in the price for Guests in the Wellness Cabins and Suites 347 Our ships Costa Atlantica deck plans Cabin grades Key I1 Inside. Luci del varietà B6 Outside with balcony. 8 1/2 PS Panoramic Suite with balcony. • 1 lower bed and 1 upper I2 Inside. Roma, I Clowns, Amacord B7 Outside with grand balcony. Amacord I Clowns, Armarcord berth I3 Inside. Intervista, 8 1/2 I Clowns GS Grand Suite with balcony. Roma, •• 2 additional upper foldaway berths B8 Outside with grand balcony. Intervista Amarcord, Intervista L E1 L Outside with window ( interconnecting cabins 8 1/2 (obstructed view). Roma Wellness Cabins & Suites I additional single sofa-bed B9 E2 Outside. Luci del varietà Outside superior with grand balcony. H cabin for disabled guests Roma, I Clowns, Amacord, Intervista, WB Wellness with balcony. 8 1/2 E lift B1 Outside with balcony 8 1/2 WG Wellness with grand balcony. 8 1/2 (restricted view). I Clowns WS Wellness Suite with balcony. 8 1/2 B2 Suites Outside with balcony. Roma WGS Wellness Grand Suite with balcony. B3 Outside with balcony. I Clowns S Suite with balcony. Roma, I Clowns 8 1/2 B4 Outside with balcony. Amacord Amacord, Intervista B5 Outside with balcony. Intervista Please note: Double bed available in all grades. 3rd and 4th berth available in all grades except GS. H H Bridge 7102 7101 Olimpia 7104 7103 Gym 7106 7105 7108 7110 7109 7107 7112 7114 7115 7111 7116 7118 7119 7117 Olimpia Gym 7120 7122 7123 7121 Ischia Spa 8102 8104 8103 8101 7124 7126 7127 7125 8106 8108 8107 8105 7128 7130 7131 7129 7134 7135 Olimpia 8110 8112 8109 7132 7133 Studio 8114 8116 8111 7136 7138 7139 7137 8118 8120 8115 7140 7142 7141 8122 8117 7144 7143 8124 8119 7146 7145 E E E E E E E E 8126 8121 7148 7147 E E E E E E E E 8128 8123 7150 7149 Venus 8125 Open Deck Beauty 8130 7152 7151 Salon 8132 8127 7154 7153 8134 8129 7156 7155 8136 8131 7158 7157 8138 8135 8133 7160 7159 7161 8140 8137 8139 7162 7163 7165 8142 8141 7164 7167 8143 7169 8144 8145 7166 7171 7173 8146 8147 7168 7175 8148 8149 7170 7177 7179 8150 8151 7172 7183 7181 Ginger e Fred 8152 8153 7174 7185 Bar 7187 DECK 12 LE NOTTI DI CABIRIA 8154 8155 7176 7189 Sun Deck 8156 8157 7178 7191 Ginger e Fred 8158 8159 7180 7193 Solarium Bar Pool 8160 8161 7182 7197 7195 8162 8163 7184 7199 7201 8164 8165 7186 7203 8166 8167 7188 7205 7207 8168 8169 7190 7209 7211 8170 8171 7192 7217 7215 8172 8173 7194 7219 7221 8174 8175 7196 7223 8176 8177 7225 8178 8179 7227 7198 7229 8180 8181 8182 8183 7200 7231 Sun Deck 8184 8185 8186 8187 7202 7233 Sports Court 8188 8189 7204 7235 8190 8191 7206 7237 E E E E E E E E 8192 8193 7208 7239 Sun E E Sun E E E E E E Deck Deck 8194 8195 7210 7241 Botticelli Buffet Restaurant 8196 8197 7212 7243 8198 8199 7214 7245 8200 8201 7216 7247 8202 8203 7218 7220 7251 7249 Atlantica 8204 8205 7222 7224 7255 7253 Club Restaurant 8206 8207 7226 7228 7259 7257 8208 8209 7230 7261 8210 8211 7232 7263 8212 8215 7234 7265 8214 8217 7236 7267 8216 8219 7238 7269 8218 8221 7240 7271 8220 8223 7242 7273 8222 8225 7244 7275 7277 8224 8227 7246 7279 Napoli Pizzeria 7281 Atlantica Balcony 8226 8229 7248 7283 8228 8231 7250 7287 7285 Botticelli Buffet Restaurant 8230 8233 7252 7291 7289 E E E E 8235 E E 7293 E E E E E E 8237 7295 7297 7254 8232 8239 8234 8241 7256 7299 8236 8238 8245 8243 7258 7260 7303 7301 8240 8242 8249 8247 7262 7264 7307 7305 Sun Deck Aurora Bar 8244 8246 8253 8251 7266 7268 7311 7309 8248 8250 8257 8255 7270 7272 7317 7315 8252 8254 8261 8259 7274 7276 7321 7319 8256 8263 7278 7280 7325 7323 Pinocchio Pool 8258 8260 8265 8267 7282 7284 7329 7327 Aurora Pool 8262 8269 7286 7333 7331 8264 8271 7288 7337 7335 7290 7339 8268 8270 8275 82668277 8273 7296 7343 7292 7294 7345 7341 DECK 11 LA VOCE DELLA LUNA DECK 10 & LA NAVE VA DECK 9 GINGER & FRED DECK 8 8 1/2 DECK 7 INTERVISTA 348 Deck 1 2 3 45 67 8 9 10 11 12 Deck 1 Luci del varietà Deck 8 8 1/2 Deck 2 La dolce vita Deck 9 Ginger & Fred Deck 3 La strada Deck 10 & la nave va Deck 4 Roma Deck 11 La voce della luna Deck 5 I Clowns Deck 12 Le notti di Cabiria Deck 6 Amarcord Deck 7 Intervista Grt: 86,000 t • Length: 292 m • Width: 32 m • Cruising speed: 22 knots • Max speed: 24 knots • Year in service: 2000 • Passenger capacity: 2,680 S - 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