Costa Serena
By the numbers
114,147 GT
Tonnage
3,780
Guests
2006
Built
13
Decks
1,504
Cabins
948ft
Length · 289 m
$166 pp
Fares from
$1,536 pp
Median fare
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1,100
Crew
4 star
Rating
About Costa Serena
Let yourself be seduced by the unique elegance and enticing atmosphere of the goddess of the sea: Costa Serena is a ship inspired by classical legends. Jupiter, Apollo, Bacchus, Clio... all the divinities of the ancient world will captivate you with their singular charm and golden aura in every area of the ship. A ship inspired by fun, well-being and relaxation: bars and restaurants, spacious, panoramic decks, swimming pools covered by a sliding glass roof, virtual reality and sports areas in which to challenge your friends as you sail the ocean waves. 6,000 square metres of space devoted to well-being and arranged across two floors, one measuring 2,100 square metres, entirely given over to the Samsara Spa, one of the largest spas currently in existence on a cruise ship.
Where Costa Serena sails
South America (20)
Brazil (18)
Asia (11)
Western Mediterranean (11)
Mediterranean (9)
Asia & Indian Ocean (6)
China (5)
Europe (4)
Canadian Maritimes (3)
Transatlantic (3)
Eastern Mediterranean (2)
Oceania (2)
Southeast Asia (2)
Australia (1)
Canaries (1)
Chilean Fjords & Patagonia (1)
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Ports Costa Serena visits
Buenos Aires (44)
Rio de Janeiro (37)
Montevideo (35)
Camboriu, Brazil (28)
Ilhabela (26)
Catania, Sicily (18)
Malta (18)
Busan, South Korea (16)
Ilha Grande, Brazil (16)
Athens (Piraeus), Greece (15)
Marseille, France (15)
Mykonos (15)
Savona (15)
Taranto (15)
Barcelona (14)
Taipei (14)
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Hong Kong, China (12)
Kefalonia (12)
Benoa/Bali (9)
Cadiz (9)
Civitavecchia, Rome (9)
Subic (9)
Sydney, Australia (9)
Boracay (8)
Puerto Princessa, Palawan (8)
Tokyo (Yokohama), Japan (8)
Brisbane (7)
Cairns (7)
Darwin, Australia (7)
Funchal (7)
Las Palmas,Gran Canaria (7)
Malaga (7)
Punta del Este (7)
Recife (7)
San Antonio, Chile (7)
Sao Vicente (7)
Baoshan (Shanghai) (6)
Cagliari (6)
Easter Island (6)
Key West (6)
Lifou Island (6)
Naples (6)
Noumea, New Caledonia (6)
Nukualofa, Tonga (6)
Palermo (6)
Papeete (6)
Pitcairn Islands (6)
Rarotonga (6)
Sasebo, Japan (6)
Suva (6)
Nagasaki (5)
Sicily (5)
Ibiza (4)
Palma de Mallorca (4)
Puerto Chacabuco, Chile (4)
Puerto Madryn (4)
Puerto Montt (4)
Punta Arenas, Chile (4)
Santorini (4)
Seogwipo, Korea (4)
Ushuaia, Argentina (4)
Angra Dos Reis, Brazil (3)
Alicante (2)
Cartagena, Spain (2)
Casablanca (2)
Kagoshima (2)
Kobe (2)
Lisbon (2)
Tangier, Morocco (2)
Tarragona (2)
Fukuoka (1)
Hakodate (1)
Incheon (1)
Ishigaki Island (1)
Kanazawa (1)
Keelung, Taiwan (1)
Kochi (cochin), India (1)
Naha (Okinawa Is.) (1)
Yatsushiro (1)
Yokohama, Tokyo (1)
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Frequently asked questions
What is Costa Serena?
Costa Serena is a Concordia-class ship built by Fincantieri at Sestri Ponente and delivered in March 2007. She is the oldest surviving Concordia-class vessel following the Costa Concordia disaster and currently sails year-round in Asia, operating short cruises from ports across Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, and India.
What are the staterooms like on Costa Serena?
Costa Serena carries 1,507 cabins across 8 cabin decks, accommodating up to 3,700 passengers at maximum capacity.
Where does Costa Serena sail?
Costa Serena currently sails year-round in Asia from Keelung (Taipei), Taiwan, operating 3- to 9-day cruises calling at Japanese ports including Naha, Sasebo, and Miyakojima, and South Korean ports including Yeosu. The product is tailored primarily for the Chinese, Taiwanese, and local Asian markets.
What is the history of Costa Serena?
Ordered on 1 October 2004, Costa Serena was laid down on 1 February 2005 and launched on 4 August 2006. She was delivered in March 2007 and her inaugural event was held in Marseille on 19 May 2007 with fireworks, a laser show, and a simultaneous Second Life virtual launch event. Her godmother is actress Marion Cotillard. She was used as the filming location for the 2007 Italian film Natale in Crociera, and featured in the six-episode National Geographic documentary Cruise Ship Diaries in 2009. She underwent a refit in 2025.
Which cruise line operates Costa Serena?
Costa Serena is operated by Costa Cruises.
How much does a cruise on Costa Serena cost?
Fares start at $166 per person. The median fare across 96 upcoming sailings is $1,536 per person, and every sailing's page shows its full price history.
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What is Costa Serena?
Costa Serena is a Concordia-class ship built by Fincantieri at Sestri Ponente and delivered in March 2007. She is the oldest surviving Concordia-class vessel following the Costa Concordia disaster and currently sails year-round in Asia, operating short cruises from ports across Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, and India.
What are the staterooms like on Costa Serena?
Costa Serena carries 1,507 cabins across 8 cabin decks, accommodating up to 3,700 passengers at maximum capacity.
Where does Costa Serena sail?
Costa Serena currently sails year-round in Asia from Keelung (Taipei), Taiwan, operating 3- to 9-day cruises calling at Japanese ports including Naha, Sasebo, and Miyakojima, and South Korean ports including Yeosu. The product is tailored primarily for the Chinese, Taiwanese, and local Asian markets.
What is the history of Costa Serena?
Ordered on 1 October 2004, Costa Serena was laid down on 1 February 2005 and launched on 4 August 2006. She was delivered in March 2007 and her inaugural event was held in Marseille on 19 May 2007 with fireworks, a laser show, and a simultaneous Second Life virtual launch event. Her godmother is actress Marion Cotillard. She was used as the filming location for the 2007 Italian film Natale in Crociera, and featured in the six-episode National Geographic documentary Cruise Ship Diaries in 2009. She underwent a refit in 2025.
Which cruise line operates Costa Serena?
Costa Serena is operated by Costa Cruises.
How much does a cruise on Costa Serena cost?
Fares start at $166 per person. The median fare across 96 upcoming sailings is $1,536 per person, and every sailing's page shows its full price history.
