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Costa announces Caribbean sailings
Friday, 29 Mar, 2005
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Costa Cruises announced its Caribbean program starting next November.
The cruise line said it is also introducing its newest flagship, the $600 million Costa Magica to the Caribbean.
Costa says it brings the “spirit and warmth of Italy” to the Caribbean on its various sailings, which include the Eastern Caribbean ports of San Juan, St. Thomas/St. John, Catalina Island and Nassau.
This season, Costa is introducing a new 7-night Southeastern Caribbean itinerary from Ft. Lauderdale to such ports as St Maarten, Tortola and Nassau.
Costa offers what it calls “up-front realistic rates.” For 7-night cruises, prices can as low as $599 for inside staterooms.
Report by David Wilkening
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