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COSTA ATLANTICA


No expense spared


July 15, 2000 - Costa Atlantica has joined the Costa fleet at the inaugural ceremony in Venice .

Unique features of Costa Atlantica include a record 75 per cent of cabins with balconies and a replica of Venice's famous 16th Century Cafe Florian which was a haven for artists and writers including Vivaldi, Goethe, Dickens and Stravinsky.

Of the 84,000-ton ship's 1,056 cabins, 777 are outside, and 676 of these have balconies as do each of the 60 suites and six penthouses.

a model of the Costa Atlantica As tall as a 20 storey building and with a surface area 20 times the size of the Olympic Stadium in Rome, Costa Atlantica has a cruising speed of about 22 knots but is able to reach a maximum speed of 24 knots.

On board facilities are second to none and include seven bars, a two-level restaurant, cafe, gym, beauty salon, spa, casino, conference room and three swimming pools, one of which can be converted to an indoor pool and another which will be exclusively for children. Satellite TV meanwhile enables all the main TV channels of the world to be received on board.

At an estimated cost of £240 million, the Costa Atlantica combines all ofthe elegance of European style with the sophistication of American comforts. The ship wis 957 feet long, 106 feet wide and equipped with a dual AZIPOD propulsion system.


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