21 Night Cruise sailing from Santos to Venice aboard Costa Fascinosa.

With the natural elegance of a diva and the charm of a work of art, Costa Fascinosa is the rising star of the Costa fleet. Enriched with precious and sparkling materials, its environments are inspired by the seductive atmospheres of great historic films, the protagonists who made them famous and the works that brought success to the most celebrated theatres in the world.

Aboard Costa Fascinosa you will experience the greatest thrills of the big screen and the new adventure that is about to begin: your next cruise, brimming with wonderful atmospheres and authentic cinematic locations!

Highlights of this cruise:

Santos
The city centre is a maze of back streets and alleyways, with most business being concentrated around the port. There are more than 400 km of coastline with sand and rocks, small inlets and even an area that looks like a Mediterranean riviera.

Rio de Janeiro
The luxury hotels contrast with the poverty of the favelas (shanty towns), but in Rio it doesn't take much to feel happy: a beer on the beach, music, a jog along the promenade at Copacabana, the Carnival or a local football team victory.

Ilheus
The city of writer Jorge Amado comes to life in the squares, where the bars have room outside for a relaxing drink in the sun. One of the most popular places is the Avenida beach, where people go to jog, dance, sing and play football

Salvador de Bahia
One of the most extraordinary, intense, mystical and culturally vibrant cities in the world. In the old city centre, Pelourinho, you'll hear music on every street corner by night, and you can enjoy the local handicrafts and culture by day.

Maceio
The capital of a region of Brazil that still has to be discovered by tourism, Maceio has breathtaking beaches that are equipped with high-quality tourist infrastructure. A holiday here will guarantee you fun 24 hours a day.

Recife
The "Venice of Brazil" stretches over bridges and canals and is protected by a coral barrier reef. Not far from Recife is Olinda, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Both Recife's and Olinda's famous carnivals are wonderful.

Santa Cruz
Peaceful and friendly, Santa Cruz comes alive at night and in the many markets. The heart of the city is the Garcia Sanabria Park, an open-air museum with book presentations, music concerts or simply a place to take a stroll.

Funchal
The island of eternal spring, with a climate that allows farmers to grow flowers and vineyards everywhere, even on the side of precipices. The capital, Funchal, is a beautiful place to visit, especially on foot.

Malaga
The Phoenicians found paradise along this stretch of coast and founded Malak, the first settlement of Malaga. Nowadays the city is a great port for departures to Granada and the famous Alhambra.

Valletta
Legend has it that the sweet nymph Calypso lived in the Maltese archipelago. The charm of La Valletta can be seen in the walls of the impressive fortifications and buildings built by the Knights of Malta.

Corfu
It was the Venetians who christened this beautiful island Corfu. This paradise covered in thick vegetation, blessed by a mild climate, is a veritable mosaic of cultures and artistic influences.

Dubrovnik
A stunning port on the Dalmatian coast with Venetian roots. The islands, harbours and picturesque bays offer some of the most breathtaking views of the Adriatic Riviera.

Venice
A world-famous city of art, in which over 400 bridges connect a tight network of canals, the very soul of Venice. Grand monuments and beautiful squares make up the scenic backdrop of this once powerful city.