Costa Toscana
Light falls differently here: across open decks, along the Infinity Walk, and into the three-deck Colosseo that serves as the ship’s theatrical center. In the middle of all that scale, Costa Toscana still leaves room for quieter pauses, whether that means time in the Solemio Spa or a slower hour spent watching the sea from the outer decks. As Costa’s LNG-powered flagship, it also signals a more modern direction for the fleet. The result is a ship that feels contemporary and distinctly Italian, with enough visual drama to stay memorable without making every moment feel busy.
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Costa Toscana Ship Facts
Class: Excellence Class
Entered Service: 2022
Gross Tonnage: 182,700 GT
Length: ~337 m / 1,106 ft
Beam (max): ~42 m / 138 ft
Guests: up to 6,554
Crew: ~1,646
Decks: 19 total
Signature Features: Colosseo, Infinity Walk, Solemio Spa
Itinerary Style: Western Mediterranean roundtrips from Barcelona and Civitavecchia/Rome give the schedule a classic Spain–France–Italy rhythm with easy marquee-city access
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Onboard Experience
Accommodation
Cabin choices favor brightness and sensible flow, with Sea Terrace cabins giving the outdoor element more presence and Sea Balcony cabins offering a familiar private perch above the water. Entry categories remain practical, but the stronger impression comes from rooms that keep the voyage visually close at hand. Contemporary finishes, cleaner lines, and straightforward storage make longer Mediterranean sailings feel easier to settle into from the first day for guests.Dining
Meals on Costa Toscana move between polished dining and more informal stops without losing their Italian grounding. Archipelago gives the lineup a more ambitious note through chef-led menus and a design-minded setting, while Pummid’Oro Pizzeria keeps the casual end of the spectrum lively, visible, and easy to return to. Together they create a food scene that can shift from occasion dinner to everyday meals without feeling fragmented across the ship.Bars & Lounges
Social spaces avoid a one-note formula by giving different corners of the ship distinct moods and uses. Campari Bar leans into classic Italian aperitivo culture with a drinks identity, while Sushino Lounge adds a more contemporary stop for cocktails and lighter bites. Between them, evenings can begin with something crisp and familiar, then move toward a setting that feels more playful, urban, and loosely connected to the dining flow nearby.Activities & Entertainment
Costa Toscana balances family activity with broad-audience fun in ways that do not depend on a single show venue. Splash Aqua Park brings the clearest burst of energy through slides and water play, while Squok Club gives travelers supervised spaces built around age-based programming. That pairing helps the day stay flexible, letting families alternate between shared activity, children’s programming, and quieter stretches without making the schedule feel overplanned or segmented.Costa Toscana Highlights
What stays with guests is how the ship creates memorable outlooks without relying only on enclosed public rooms. Piazza del Campo works as a sea-facing gathering point built around a grand staircase and open views aft, while Volare adds an outdoor sports zone for basketball, football, and tennis. Together they show a vessel that gives equal weight to scenery, circulation, and movement instead of treating deck space as background only.Costa Cruise Line Fleet
To explore more ships from Costa, browse the fleet below and tap a ship name for full details.
Costa Deliziosa
Costa Diadema
Costa Favolosa
Costa Fascinosa
Costa Fortuna
Costa Pacifica
Costa Smeralda
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FAQ
1 Which restaurant feels least like a standard main dining room?
Teppanyaki Restaurant stands out most clearly. It is built around live grill cooking in front of guests, so the meal feels more interactive than a conventional sit-down dinner.
2 Is there a good place for sushi or a lighter bite before dinner?
Yes. Sushino Lounge is the obvious choice if you want sushi in a more casual setting rather than a longer multi-course meal.
3 Does Costa Toscana have cabins that feel more open than a standard balcony?
Yes. Sea Terrace cabins give you a broader outdoor setup than a regular Sea Balcony cabin, so they tend to feel more open during sea days.
4 Where do younger children usually go for supervised time indoors?
Squok Club is the main answer for children ages 3 to 11. It is the ship’s dedicated kids’ space for organized activities away from the pool areas.
5 Which bar suits an aperitivo break better than a late-night crowd?
Campari Bar is the clearest fit for that kind of stop, and Aperol Spritz Bar works in a similar way if you want something lighter and more pre-dinner in feel.
6 Can you get proper pizza without committing to a long dinner?
Yes. Pummid’Oro Pizzeria is the most practical option when you want something quick, familiar, and more focused than buffet grazing.
7 Is there a dining room linked to higher-category guests rather than the main restaurant flow?
Yes. Bellavista Restaurant serves as the ship’s Club Restaurant, so it is tied to eligible guests rather than working like one of the standard dining rooms.
8 Is there a spa area for slowing down on busy sea days?
Yes. On Costa Toscana, Solemio Spa is the main wellness area, with treatment options and a quieter setting away from the busiest public decks.
9 What gives teens their own space besides the family areas?
Teen Zone is the dedicated area for ages 12 to 17, so older kids are not limited to children’s spaces or the open decks.
10 Is there a venue focused more on sparkling wine than regular cocktails?
Yes. Ferrari Spazio Bollicine is the clearest match if you want a place centered more on sparkling wine than a standard mixed-drinks menu.