Costa Toscana

Pizza, Sushi and a Cooking School on Costa Toscana

Food on Costa Toscana leans Italian, and her most unusual table is one where you do the cooking. In the Food LAB, an interactive cooking school, you learn to make sushi or mix the perfect aperitif under expert guidance, then taste what you made. Courses carry a charge.

Nutella at Costa is her sweet stop: a space given over to Nutella creations and the story behind the brand, free to walk into, with the treats paid for. She also carries the Costa favourites, with Pummid’Oro Pizzeria, the Teppanyaki Restaurant, Sushino at Costa and Archipelago, a 12-course menu from three chefs, all charged à la carte.

Western Mediterranean Loops from Barcelona, Marseille, Savona and Rome

Costa Toscana sails the Western Mediterranean, mostly on 6- and 7-night round-trips that start and finish in Barcelona, Marseille, Savona or Civitavecchia, the port for Rome. Stops change between departures, but you might see Palermo, Monte Carlo and Palma de Mallorca. These run in spring and autumn, with some winter dates, and the Barcelona round-trips start from £349pp*.

Barcelona is where she offers the most variety. Besides the week-long loops, she starts 8-night round-trips there, plus one-ways of 5 or 6 nights that end in Savona, Rome or Genoa. Typical calls on those include Palma de Mallorca and Alicante. Her 3- and 4-night one-ways from Barcelona finish in Palermo or Rome and make a short break, with Ibiza or Palma among the ports along the way. Browse cruises from Barcelona in 2026 to see those departures.

Wherever she sails from, the departure needs a flight, so we book the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers as one holiday. On a one-way ending in Palermo or Rome, the flight home leaves from there, and we arrange that too. Her sister ships include Costa Smeralda.

Carlsberg, Trentodoc and Nights in the Colosseo

Evenings on Costa Toscana revolve around the Colosseo, where performances run round the clock and several themed lounge bars invite you to linger. Carlsberg Club & Bistro is the brand’s first venue on a cruise ship: a curated beer list, beer-inspired cocktails, grilled burgers and premium cuts from an open kitchen, all to live rock. For something gentler, Ferrari Spazio Bollicine pours the fine bubbles of Ferrari Trentodoc.

Drinks in both are paid for unless a drinks package covers them, and the My Cruise & My Drinks fare adds an Italian drinks package to the full board of My Cruise. Younger guests have the Squok Club for ages 3 to 11, the Squok Baby Area and the Arcade Games Room, while the Aperol Spritz Bar keeps aperitivo hour going.

How Many Passengers Does Costa Toscana Carry?

Costa Toscana carries up to 6,730 guests, looked after by a crew of 1,682. The space spreads them out: the Sport Area has courts for football, volleyball, basketball and tennis, the Solarium offers sun spots by the pool, on the top deck and at the stern, and Area Beauty Spa Solemio handles hair, facials and manicures.

Costa Toscana Cabins and Deck Plans

Suite guests dine in their own Élite Suite&Club Restaurant, at a reserved table every evening. Her cabins and deck plans show where the suites sit on board.

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