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Descripción
COSTA MEDITERRANEA
From the moment you step into the main foyer, the Costa Mediterranea will enchant you with its diversity and brightness. Here
you will find panoramic glass lifts, statues of dancers, and a tall glass roof that offers a view of the sky. The Costa Mediterranea
is pure Italian elegance, with fine details and numerous art works inspired by the noble Italian palazzos from the 16th and
17th centuries. The Argentieri restaurant is particularly spectacular with a balcony, and 139 works of art made out of silver.
For those who like sport, the ship has a large and incredible exercise area that covers three floors and has a sea view. There
is also a multi-purpose sports area on the highest deck.
Technical data
Year of construction: 2003
number of passengers 2680 (including additional beds)
crew: 897
cabins: 1.057 (8 for persons with special needs)
Gross reg. Tonnage 85.619 t
length: 292.5 m
width: 32.2 m
decks: 16 (12 for guests use)
maximum speed 24 knots (average speed when at sea 22 knots)
The whole ship, just for you:
open-air decks, swimming pools, sun loungers, towels; theatres, elegant lounge bars, a night club and library; the use of
the boat’s facilities during the time of sailing; your own cabin steward; your own table at the restaurant, including your
own personal waiter, and assistant waiter; the information office is open 24 hours a day; a daily programme with the main
news and events on the boat.
All the tastes you desire:
full board with a variety of meals throughout the day; tea and coffee on the deck for the early risers, breakfast, lunch,
afternoon tea, pizzas and snacks, evening and midnight surprises; low calorie menus, vegetarian meals and menus for persons
with special dietary needs are also available; breakfast in the cabin; water, coffee, teas and ice-cream are available in
the buffet restaurant during meal times; a welcome drink with the captain; a gala evening with a special menu.
The entertainment you want:
By day: games, treasure hunt, different quizzes, karaoke, dance classes; by night: live music, a variety of performances,
cabaret, dancing, entertainment.
Everything you need to have some fun:
a fitness centre with modern equipment (group and/or individual classes); 4 swimming pools
(one with a retractable roof, one for children); saunas, Jacuzzis; open air jogging
tracks; open-air multi-purpose sports area.
Everything for the children:
day and evening entertainment and fun for children and teenagers aged between 3 years and 17 years; the “Squok Club” and a
children’s swimming pool; children’s menu in the restaurant.
Expenses that are paid for on board:
The hotel service expenses will be charged directly to your Costa card; drinks, telephone calls, expenses in the spa and beauty
salon, the doctor’s surgery, washing and ironing services; a la carte restaurant, shopping, excursions, video games, casino,
internet (free for surfing the www.costacruise.com pages).
CRUISE ITINERARY
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DAY
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PORT
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ARRIVAL
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DEPARTURE
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17.8.
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ZAGREB-BRUSSELS
BRUSSELS-COPENHAGEN
Transfer to the port, embarkation
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08:00
11:25
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10:25
12:55
19:00
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18.8.
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sailing
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-
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-
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19.8.
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TALLINN (Estonia)
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13:00
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18:00
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20.8.
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ST. PETERSBURG (Russia)
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07:00
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23:59
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21.8.
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HELSINKI (Finland)
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12:00
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18:00
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22.8.
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STOCKHOLM (Sweden)
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08:30
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17:00
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23.8.
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sailing
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-
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-
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24.8.
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COPENHAGEN (Denmark), disembark,
Panoramic tour of the city,
Direct flight to Copenhagen-Zagreb
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09:00
18:30
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20:20
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The price includes:
Air transport: Zagreb - Copenhagen - Zagreb
Transfers: Copenhagen Airport - Port – Copenhagen Airport
Accommodation on the ship in the chosen cabin
Full board on the ship (breakfast, lunch, dinner, afternoon snack, midnight buffet)
All day entertainment, an evening entertainment program in the salons and bars with live music, theatre performances,
casino tickets, discos...
Sporting activities, use of the fitness centre, saunas, pools, loungers...
An Atlas Airtours guide for a minimum of 30 passengers
The price does not include:
drinks on the boat
excursions
personal expenditure
Obligatory surcharges:
airport and port charges
luggage insurance
fuel surcharge
tips
Important note:
The airport charges are liable to change and the precise amount is confirmed and paid on the day of the aeroplane ticket’s
issue.
The final account is settled 10 days before the journey. We recommend travel insurance and cancellation insurance.
Destinations:
Click on the name of the city for more information
Situated on the largest Danish island of Sjalland, Copenhagen is an extremely affluent city that offers a wide variety of
interesting sights. The largest square in the city, Town Hall Square, is the city’s focal point and an ideal starting point
from which to get to know this interesting metropolis. The square, which can hold up to 50,000 people, is also a stage where
festivals and concerts are held, as well as all the most important events in the city. The picturesque port district of Nyhavn
enchants with its small restaurants, bars, and relaxed atmosphere. It was precisely here that Hans Christian Anderson wrote
the vast majority of his world famous fairytales. Probably the most well-known of all is his fairly tale about the little
mermaid, whose sculpture is one of the protected symbols of this city and something that no one should fail to see.
Not only is it the oldest capital city in northern Europe, but Tallinn is also Estonia’s industrial, business, and cultural
centre and has a big port. This dynamic city is characterised by its narrow streets, numerous boutiques, and squares, and
combined with architecture influenced by Russia, the Middle Ages and the West, this slightly unusual city has an interesting
outline. The city’s charming centre is under UNESCO protection and is considered to have the most well preserved old town
in Europe.
The former capital city of Russia is a huge and imposing city with a more than visible dose of western influence in its culture
and art. Located in northern Russia on the banks of the river Neva, St. Petersburg is an impressive city and a masterpiece
of art and architecture. It is often called the “Venice of the North” due to the rich Tsarist palaces that are dotted beside
the many river canals. The beautiful promenades, wide avenues, churches, parks and fascinating museums only serve to reinforce
its unique charm.
Built under the influence of nearby St Petersburg, Helsinki’s architecture is reminiscent of a city in Eastern Europe. The
modern buildings and handful of cultural events distinguish this young metropolis, which is just 450 years old. The magnificent
Temppeliaukio church is the city’s most interesting feature, and is one of the most valued examples of modern architecture
in Helsinki.
The lively capital city of Sweden, Stockholm, is a true example of a Nordic metropolis that has been built in a continental
style and it has an extremely rich cultural legacy. This city grew from being a town in the Middle Ages into one of the largest
and most beautiful Scandinavian cities. The combination of the beautiful views offered by the pastel coloured historical buildings,
the many bridges that connect the 14 islands in the city, around 70 museums and 100 art galleries make it the cultural capital
of northern Europe.
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