Costa Pacifica
“The music-themed Costa ship — with the first recording studio on a cruise ship.”
Costa Pacifica entered service in 2009 and is a Concordia-class ship of about 114,500 gross tons, known for her music theme: she was the first cruise ship to have an onboard recording studio. She has five dining areas, thirteen bars and four swimming pools, and was christened in Genoa in a joint ceremony with Costa Luminosa that set a Guinness World Record. For 2026–27 she sails the Western Mediterranean before repositioning to the Canary Islands in early 2027.
A music theme throughout the ship, including the first onboard recording studio on any cruise ship.
What’s Onboard
Dining
- ✓Five dining areas
- ✓Main dining rooms with Italian-style menus
- ✓Buffet restaurant
- ✓Specialty restaurants (extra charge)
- ✓Thirteen bars across the ship
- ✓Italian coffee bars and gelato
Pools & Recreation
- ✓Four swimming pools
- ✓Samsara spa
- ✓Fitness center
- ✓Sports areas
- ✓Sun decks
- ✓Poolside bars
Entertainment
- ✓Theatre with shows
- ✓Onboard recording studio
- ✓Casino
- ✓Disco and music-themed bars
- ✓Live music venues
- ✓Cabaret and comedy
Cabins
- ✓About 1,504 cabins
- ✓Inside, Oceanview, Balcony and Suite categories
- ✓Samsara suites with spa access
- ✓Family and connecting staterooms
- ✓Accessible staterooms
Family & Kids
- ✓Squok Club kids' clubs and teen programs
- ✓Family-friendly pools
- ✓Family staterooms and connecting cabins
- ✓Kids' menus and family activities
Video Tour
Costa Pacifica — Full Cruise Ship Tour Walkthrough (4K)
- ✦Music lovers
- ✦Western Mediterranean and Canary Islands cruisers
- ✦Travelers who like Costa's Italian atmosphere
- ✦Families wanting a mid-size ship
Cruisers wanting a quiet or small-ship experience — Costa Pacifica has a lively, international guest mix.
7-night Mediterranean and Canary Islands sailings from roughly $600–$1,300 pp (inside)