Costa Toscana
“Costa's largest ship — an LNG-powered sister to Costa Smeralda, built around Italian piazzas.”
Costa Toscana entered service in 2022 and, at about 186,364 gross tons, is the largest ship ever built for Costa. She is a sister to Costa Smeralda, with LNG-powered engines and an interior inspired by Italian city life, including the Piazza del Campo public space. For 2026–27 she is scheduled to sail weeklong Mediterranean and Canary Islands cruises to Italy, France, Spain and Tunisia.
Her scale and Italian-piazza interiors — the biggest ship in the Costa fleet, powered by LNG, with open public spaces inspired by Italian city squares.
What’s Onboard
Dining
- ✓Numerous restaurants across the ship
- ✓Elegant main dining rooms
- ✓Specialty Italian and Asian options
- ✓Casual buffet and pizzeria
- ✓Italian coffee bars and gelato
- ✓Late-night snacks
Pools & Recreation
- ✓Multiple pools and hot tubs
- ✓Outdoor decks and sports areas
- ✓Spa and wellness facilities
- ✓Fitness center
- ✓Waterpark and family zone
- ✓Large sun decks
Entertainment
- ✓Main theatre with large-scale shows
- ✓Piazza del Campo public space
- ✓Casino
- ✓Live music venues and bars
- ✓Discos and late-night parties
- ✓Cabaret and comedy
Cabins
- ✓About 2,600 cabins
- ✓Inside, Oceanview, Balcony and Suite categories
- ✓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
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- ✦Mediterranean and Canary Islands cruisers
- ✦Families wanting a large, modern ship
- ✦Travelers who like an international, Italian-led atmosphere
- ✦Costa fans wanting the flagship
Cruisers wanting an intimate ship — Costa Toscana is huge and carries well over 5,000 guests.
7-night Mediterranean sailings from roughly $700–$1,500 pp (inside)