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		By: Juliette Mayi		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://cruisenewsweekly.com/cruise-guide-costa-touts-italian-heritage/#comment-103&quot;&gt;David A. Pecoraro&lt;/a&gt;.

Mr. Pecoraro, 

Thank you so much for your interest in Costa Cruises! Both of our ships sailing the Caribbean bring the best of Italy to the tropics. Here is a brief background on both vessels: 

The Costa Atlantica is dedicated to Italian art and culture. All 12 passenger decks are a tribute to the life and work of Federico Fellini, Italy’s best known film maker, including a “Deck 8 1/2” in honor of one of Fellini’s most famous films. In addition to the main restaurant, Tiziano Restaurant, there are two specialty restaurants a board: Club Atlantica (Ã¡ la carte restaurant) and the Wellness Restaurant, featuring gourmet and healthy alternative dining. Another highlight of this ship is CaffÃ¨ Florian, a replica of the world famous 18th century landmark of Venice located in St. Mark’s Square. At this cafÃ©, drinks are prepared and served following the recipes and style of the original establishment. 

The Costa Fortuna is completely inspired by the voyages of the historic liners. The 13 passenger decks are named after the ports that Costa ships called on during the liner service epoch: Rio de Janeiro, Miami, Buenos Aires, Santos, Genova, Lisbona, Caracas, Vigo, Napoli, Barcellona, Cannes, Funchal and Las Palmas. The two main restaurants, Raffaello Restaurant and Michaelagelo Restaurant offer delicious Italian dishes in an elegant atmosphere. The ship’s speciality restaurant, Club Grande Conte serves international gourmet cuisine. 

The cost for dinner at the specialty restaurants ranges from $25 to $30 per person. Any wine or drinks will be additional. Of course, both ships have casual dining options, like the buffet and pizzeria. The vessels also have casinos with slot machines, blackjack and roulette tables, etc. 

Regarding smoking suites, guests may have ashtrays provided in their accommodations by request. There are not non-smoking cabins, but it is also not encouraged. 

I hope this information helps! Let us know if you have additional questions. For reservations, you may contact your travel agent or call our reservations department at (800) GO-COSTA.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://cruisenewsweekly.com/cruise-guide-costa-touts-italian-heritage/#comment-103">David A. Pecoraro</a>.</p>
<p>Mr. Pecoraro, </p>
<p>Thank you so much for your interest in Costa Cruises! Both of our ships sailing the Caribbean bring the best of Italy to the tropics. Here is a brief background on both vessels: </p>
<p>The Costa Atlantica is dedicated to Italian art and culture. All 12 passenger decks are a tribute to the life and work of Federico Fellini, Italy’s best known film maker, including a “Deck 8 1/2” in honor of one of Fellini’s most famous films. In addition to the main restaurant, Tiziano Restaurant, there are two specialty restaurants a board: Club Atlantica (Ã¡ la carte restaurant) and the Wellness Restaurant, featuring gourmet and healthy alternative dining. Another highlight of this ship is CaffÃ¨ Florian, a replica of the world famous 18th century landmark of Venice located in St. Mark’s Square. At this cafÃ©, drinks are prepared and served following the recipes and style of the original establishment. </p>
<p>The Costa Fortuna is completely inspired by the voyages of the historic liners. The 13 passenger decks are named after the ports that Costa ships called on during the liner service epoch: Rio de Janeiro, Miami, Buenos Aires, Santos, Genova, Lisbona, Caracas, Vigo, Napoli, Barcellona, Cannes, Funchal and Las Palmas. The two main restaurants, Raffaello Restaurant and Michaelagelo Restaurant offer delicious Italian dishes in an elegant atmosphere. The ship’s speciality restaurant, Club Grande Conte serves international gourmet cuisine. </p>
<p>The cost for dinner at the specialty restaurants ranges from $25 to $30 per person. Any wine or drinks will be additional. Of course, both ships have casual dining options, like the buffet and pizzeria. The vessels also have casinos with slot machines, blackjack and roulette tables, etc. </p>
<p>Regarding smoking suites, guests may have ashtrays provided in their accommodations by request. There are not non-smoking cabins, but it is also not encouraged. </p>
<p>I hope this information helps! Let us know if you have additional questions. For reservations, you may contact your travel agent or call our reservations department at (800) GO-COSTA.</p>
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		By: David A. Pecoraro		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[We are interested in a 7 day Caribbean cruise after January 1st.  Does the Costa Atlantica and Fortuna has smoking suites?  Also we would like some information on both ship as far as restaurants, casino, etc.  
Thanks,]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We are interested in a 7 day Caribbean cruise after January 1st.  Does the Costa Atlantica and Fortuna has smoking suites?  Also we would like some information on both ship as far as restaurants, casino, etc.<br />
Thanks,</p>
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