Costa Serena
“The veteran of the Concordia class — from Asia to South America on a 65-night voyage.”
Costa Serena entered service in 2007 and is the oldest surviving ship of the Concordia class. She has spent recent years sailing from Asian ports including Shanghai, Malaysia, Taiwan, Hong Kong and South Korea, and is scheduled for a 65-night voyage departing from Tokyo in October 2026, after which she joins Costa Diadema on South American itineraries. Her decks are named after zodiac constellations.
A long Asia-to-South-America voyage in 2026, with decks named after zodiac constellations.
What’s Onboard
Dining
- ✓Main dining rooms with multi-course Italian-style menus
- ✓Buffet restaurant
- ✓Pizzeria and casual snack venues
- ✓Specialty restaurants (extra charge)
- ✓Italian coffee bars and gelato
Pools & Recreation
- ✓Outdoor pools and whirlpools
- ✓Samsara spa
- ✓Fitness center
- ✓Sports areas
- ✓Sun decks
- ✓Poolside bars
Entertainment
- ✓Main theatre with shows
- ✓Casino
- ✓Disco and bars
- ✓Live music venues
- ✓Cabaret and comedy
- ✓Deck parties
Cabins
- ✓About 1,507 staterooms
- ✓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 Serena Mediterranean Cruise Review: Full Ship Tour & Honest Walkthrough 2026
- ✦Long-voyage travelers (Asia to South America)
- ✦South American cruisers from late 2026
- ✦Costa fans
- ✦Travelers who like an international atmosphere
Cruisers wanting the newest ship or a typical North American cruise atmosphere — Costa Serena is a veteran Concordia-class ship with a very international guest mix.
7-night sailings from roughly $600–$1,300 pp (inside); the 65-night voyage costs far more