Costa Victoria

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Costa Victoria
Built: 1996
Status: in service
Tonnage: 76,000 gross tons
Length: 828 feet
Beam: 105.5 feet
Speed: 23 knots
Decks: 12
Complement: 1,928 passengers, 766 crew
Registry: Genoa

Costa Victoria is a cruise ship owned and operated by Costa Cruises. She debuted in 1996 and was refurbished in 2004. She was designed to reflect the spirit of Italy. Features include the panoramic Concorde Plaza, an indoor pool, the ultramodern Pompei Spa, and the seven deck Planetarium Atrium. Consta Cruises ordered a sister ship for the Costa Victoria, but the shipyard went bankrupt and the unfinished hull was subsequently sold to Norwegian Cruise Line. The ship eventually came in service as the Norwegian Sky. A third sister was built, named the Norwegian Sun.

In 2004 the ship got an extensive rebuilt, in which a total of 246 balconies were added to the accommodations (decks 9, 10 & 11) -- a first for an existing cruise ship -- along with an extension of the buffet terrace and adding promenades on Deck 11.

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Costa Victoria in Pathos, Greece
Costa Victoria in Pathos, Greece
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