119 Night World Tour sailing from Barcelona to Venice onboard Costa Deliziosa.

Costa Deliziosa is the true jewel of the Costa fleet: stylish and comfortable at the same time, it’s a genuine expression of Italian style. The artistic project of the ship involved both young artists and grand masters.

Highlights of this cruise:

Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona's nightlife: among the "ramblas" we will discover great food and beer, but we are always under the watchful eye of Gaudi, who captured and expressed the soul of Barcelona in his architecture. The city is home to an innovative contemporary art museum, the Sagrada Familia Cathedral, and Camp Nou. Also, after visiting these popular destinations, you can discover the Catalan culture. During our stop in Barcelona, take a walk down La Rambla before visiting the Picasso Museum. In the city, you can see memorable architecture everywhere. Before leaving pay a visit to the neighborhood in the port of Barcelona. Completely renovated for the Olympic Games in 1992, it has become a place filled with bars, clubs, and restaurants.

Casablanca, Morocco
Which city can best express the allure of mystery, if not Casablanca? The city that inspired the famous film by Curtiz is also the centre of an extremely refined gastronomic street culture. The true Moroccan trade hub, Casablanca is a city not to be missed. Strongly characterised by French influence, it’s distinguished by the fusion of Moorish architectural styles and a very “Western” culture that jumps right out at you. It is impossible to stay in the city without visiting the formidable minaret of the Hassan II Mosque. Treat yourself to a visit to the Arab League Park and the Royal Palace, located in the district of Habous. Before sailing from the port of Casablanca, the old Medina and its small shops are ideal to enjoy the traditional Moroccan cuisine.

St Lucia, West Indies
Saint Lucia, in the West Indies, is a true paradise for those who enjoy sporting activities, hiking in the tropical rainforest or just relaxing. Dubbed the “Helen of the West Indies”, Saint Lucia is a beautiful island in the West Indies, and one of the main ports in the region, with an area reserved exclusively for cruise ships. The stop in the port of Saint Lucia is particularly popular with sports enthusiasts, who can enjoy water sports or hiking in the hills which are almost entirely covered by rainforest. Here you can admire a beautiful and varied flora and fauna. However, the beaches of Saint Lucia are a delight for those who enjoy doing nothing.

Cristobal, Panama
Cristobal is a major port city, arising along the Panama Canal in the District of Colón and its name is a homage to Christopher Columbus. The oldest part of the city today is in the area of the port of Cristóbal, built by the Panama railway company in 1850 when they dredged over 2.6 square kilometres of swamp to build the company head office and the station to receive railway passengers. Today, Cristóbal retains much of the architecture of what was once known as Steamship Row (the areas around Roosevelt Avenue, Terminal Street and Columbus Avenue). Other historical places to visit during the cruise are the Washington Hotel, Christ Church by the Sea and the Church of our Lady of the miraculous medal of the Accademia di Santa Maria, all well preserved and of great interest for visitors.

Manta, Ecuador
You can choose to enjoy the beach life or culture on the stopover in this city on the Costa Pacifica of Ecuador. The first settlement dates from the pre-Columbian civilisations of Manta, when the city was called Jocay. Has always been a famous commercial port, since ancient times, in fact, and enabled contact and exchanges amongst civilisations of the Ecuadorian coast and the Incas. Today we find ourselves in front of a city of over 200,000 inhabitants, surrounded by beautiful ocean beaches, full of restaurants and nightclubs. A tour of Manta could start from near Santuario de la Virgen de Monserrate, continuing to see the craftsmanship of straw hats. A stop at the Banco Central museum will allow you to dive into art and mana culture.

Lima (Callao), Peru
El Callao is home to the main Peruvian port and the largest airport in the country. From there, seamlessly, you access the capital, Lima. In Lima, a megalopolis where a third of the Peruvian population lives, it is still possible to grasp here and there the traces of the ancient power and ingenuity of the Inca empire. The numerous city museums are available for a brief review of history, before entering into the actual archaeological sites, starting with the very famous Machu Picchu. While deciphering the unique microclimate, it is worth visiting the historic centre, with splendid architectural attractions, magnificent palaces of colonial and republican times, the large squares of San Martin and Mayor.

Arica, Chile
The port of Arica is located just 18 km south of the border with Peru. Arica is the capital of the province, the driest in the world. Arica is known as the city of eternal spring, thanks to its mild climate and its almost complete lack of rain, so much so that the cars don't even have wipers! The Humboldt Current makes the sea cold and this ensures reduced seasonal fluctuations in temperature, which never go too high. A few kilometres from the port of Arica is the Azapa Valley, an important archaeological site with over 10,000 years of history. The Museum of San Miguel de Azapata has the oldest mummies in the world. You can taste the famous olives of Azapa, a violet and bitter tasting variety.

San Antonio (Santiago de Chile), Chile
San Antonio is the cruise port of the Chilean capital, easily accessible and fascinating as a rapidly-expanding modern metropolis. From the Presidential Palace of La Moneda, where Salvador Allende attempted to save the Republic of Chile by a military coup in 1973, to the houses of Pablo Neruda, la Chascona, and Isla Negra, where his poetry still resonates, Santiago is a melting pot of 20th-century history. Discover the new look of the Chilean capital in the barrio Bellavista or the barrio Italia, which are full of trendy bars, art galleries, art deco houses, and murals. When you're tired, sample some Chilean cuisine and the mandatory Pisco Sour: lemon, sugar, egg white, Amargo Chuncho Bitters, ice and Pisco, a South American brandy.

Easter Island, Chile
Easter Island is famous for the presence of the mysterious Moai, monolithic heads with an austere air scattered along the coasts of the island Take advantage of the stop to Easter Island to discover the mysterious archaeological heritage of this island of Chile, which never ceases to fascinate all who come. You can see the island's main attraction, the giant monolithic Moai statues, which date back over a thousand years. You can also visit Orongo, a charming ceremonial village where the Birdman Cult is practised.

Bora Bora, Tahiti
There is no mistaking why Bora Bora is one of the most famous lagoons of Polynesia: its fantastic sea allows for some unique diving experiences. Take advantage of the ship in the port of Bora Bora to discover the natural wonders of this paradise of French Polynesia, dubbed the "Pearl of the Pacific." During your stay, you can relax on beautiful beaches and enjoy spectacular views, admire the extraordinary corals of some of the most beautiful dive sites in the world and discover the breathtaking beauty of the lagoon of Bora Bora.

Wellington, New Zealand
Wellington, also called the "Windy City", is the capital of New Zealand and a perfect place to observe the Kiwis, cute little birds that take their name from the fruit which they resemble. Take advantage of this stop at the port of Wellington to discover the infinite charm of the capital city of New Zealand that surprises with its spectacular views and cultural heritage. After exploring the harbour area, you can visit the many museums in the city, see the beautiful botanical garden, to enjoy the fascinating exoticism of the region, and sample the delicious local cuisine.

Melbourne, Australia
The port of Melbourne, with Port Phillip Bay, is one of the most beautiful in the world. The Great Ocean Road lies ahead with its 12 Apostles, an unrivalled spectacle. During a visit to the port of Melbourne, you can discover the many attractions of this modern metropolis, capital of the Australian State of Victoria. After enjoying the breathtaking view atop the Eureka Skydeck, the most spectacular viewing platform in the southern hemisphere, you can fly in a helicopter over the magnificent rock stacks of the 12 Apostles on the Great Ocean Road and, around sunset, watch thousands of blue penguins return home to Phillip Island.

Sydney, Australia
Sydney Harbour is one of the most beautiful harbours in the world. Immediately recognisable by the famous Opera House that is now a symbol of the city. During this stop in Sydney Harbour, you will discover the many riches of Australia's largest city, located in the State of New South Wales. After visiting the Sydney Opera House, an architectural masterpiece, symbol of the city and a UNESCO World Heritage site, you can discover the fascinating blue mountains, a natural wonder that will enchant you with its splendour.

Cairns, Australia
In Cairns, breathtaking dives along the reef await us, while, for the more adventurous, you can try out the cage to see great white sharks up close. Enjoy a stop at the port of Cairns to discover the magic atmosphere of one of the sunniest beaches in the Northern State of Queensland, Australia. During this stop you can admire the great barrier reef, one of the world's most fascinating coral agglomerates, declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1981. You can also visit the Cairns botanical garden where you can enjoy truly idyllic scenery.

Rabaul, Papua New Guinea
Rabaul is an important City of Papua New Guinea, the last of a string of islands, extending from Southeast Asia to the Pacific. During the cruise, you'll discover a wild land, unspoilt, varied and almost unknown. Papua New Guinea is located south of the Equator and North of Australia. A land beloved especially by naturalists and explorers who can have fun with almost 9,000 plant species of rainforests and over 250 species of mammals. Rabaul was the capital of the Province of West New Britain until 1994, when it was destroyed by an eruption of Tavurvur volcano. It previously served as the headquarters of the German New Guinea until its conquest by the Commonwealth of countries during World War I, when it became the capital of the Australian protectorate territory of New Guinea. On 23 January 1942 the city was conquered by Japan and became the most important base for Japanese military operations in Oceania.

Osaka, Japan
The port of Osaka stands among the many districts that make up one large centre. Discover this city that combines the warmth of oriental colours with the spirit of innovation of the new Japan. The area around Osaka Bay has undergone recent development and has become one of the most popular spots in the city. No shortage of attractions: Japan’'s largest shopping centre, the tallest Ferris wheel in the Japan, the world’s largest aquarium and the only Universal Studios theme park outside the United States are all in Osaka. A large funfair for adults, where you can have fun and discover Japanese and Korean cuisine, is located in the District of Tsuruhashi. Those who love history must pay a visit to Osaka Castle, symbol of the power and the history of the city.

Busan, South Korea
The port of Busan, also known as Pusan, is the largest in the country, as well as our dock in South Korea. Seomyeon is the hub of Busan, with a large shopping area. Here there are also local offices of major Korean and international banks, but it is also the entertainment district with cafes, bars and restaurants. Nearby, there is also the market of Bujeon, the largest in the city with things never before seen in the West. Mt. Geumjeongsan offers the ability to scale its heights and visit the Beomeosa temple, associated with Korean Buddhism. Busan attracts tourists with its beautiful beaches, such as Haeundae Beach, its many luxury hotels, and Gwangalli Beach, famous for its bars and restaurants. Finally Taejongdae, located on the Island of Yeongdo, is a natural park with a cliff overlooking the sea.

Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong has tickled the imagination of novelists and filmmakers who have set spy and mystery stories there and whose evocative atmosphere still surrounds the city. During the stop in the port of Hong Kong, you can discover the many cultural riches and historical attractions of the “Pearl of the Orient”, situated on the south coast of China. After visiting the port area, enjoy the panoramic view from Victoria Peak, treat yourself to some fun at the famous Ocean Park and discover the wonders of Lantau Island.

Da Nang, Vietnam
Da-Nang in Vietnam offers invigorating nature and a spiritual and historical awakening through the ancient archaeological sites. During the stop in the port of Da Nang, you can recharge your energy in an idyllic natural setting and then discover the richness of the historical heritage of this popular seaside resort. After a visit to the various archaeological locations declared UNESCO World Heritage sites, like the Mỹ Sơn shrine, come and enjoy the charm of the works of the Cham Sculpture Museum.

Phu My (Ho Chi Minh), Vietnam
From the port of Phu My, where our Costa ship will dock, we can easily reach Ho Chi Minh City, an important city of Vietnam. The port of Phu My is one of the busiest trading ports of Vietnam. Located between two major cities in the country, it is also the place where numerous cruise ships anchor. During this stop you will visit Ho Chi Minh City, the great economic and cultural centre, or Vung Tau, a seaside town is much appreciated by tourists.

Singapore, Singapore
The busy port of Singapore is one of the must-see destinations on our Costa Cruise in the Orient. A visit to the city will leave you fascinated. Take advantage of this stop in the port of Singapore to discover the treasures of one of the most popular destinations in Southeast Asia. During your stay, you can explore the fascinating works in the Singapore City Gallery, enjoy the lush landscaping of the city’s Botanical Garden, sample the dim sum, delicious steamed snacks typical of the region, and take in the great view over the city.

Klang, Malaysia
Sandokan, Yanez, James Brook: we are in Malaysia, land of the fearsome Pirates of Mompracem, the protagonists of the popular literary saga born from the imagination of Emilio Salgari.
Port Klang, Malaysia's main port, and one of the most important in the world for the amount of goods handled, is 38 km from the capital Kuala Lumpur. Just 6 kilometres away rises the ancient royal capital of Selangor: the City of Klang, which is well worth a visit. An opportunity to breathe the authentic Malaysian atmosphere and taste its fusion cuisine, a meeting of China, India and Malaysia with surprising results.

Penang, Kuala Lumpur
The port of Penang is a good starting point to discover Buddhist spirituality, the exoticism of nature and the history of the Malaysian city. Take advantage of this stop at the port of Penang to discover the enchanting exoticism of one of the most beautiful islands of Malaysia. You can admire the fascinating nature reserves and appreciate the diversity of the flora and fauna of the island, so you can visit the majestic Kek Lok Si Buddhist temple, explore the historical wonders of the city of George Town and discover the tasty local cuisine.

Colombo, Sri Lanka
Colombo is a stop on our Costa Cruise to Sri Lanka, which allows us to visit beautiful and interesting places and to learn more about the Buddhist religion. Economic capital and former state capital of Sri Lanka, Colombo is a port city located in southwest of the island. To the north and north west, the city is bordered by the Kelani River, which flows into the Indian Ocean. The port of Colombo is the largest in the country and it is from here that most exports leave. The stop in Colombo will allow you to visit many monuments that are historical, cultural and representative of the various religions, such as the Gangaramaya Buddhist Temple or the Temple of Sri Kailawasanathan Swami Devasthanam Kovil. In Columbo, visitors can truly learn about the “Teardrop of India”. It’s a mythical and lively place with overcrowded streets.

Mumbai, India
Bombay is India, contradictions and chaos, sublime beauty and poverty, gold and dust. Nothing in the world has the same charm as Bombay. Bombay, or Mumbai, is India's second largest city, built on a peninsula jutting out into the Arabian Sea. The economy is well developed due to the presence of head offices of large Indian companies and the maritime harbor, where the imports arrive. The stop in Bombay offers many surprises: absolutely unmissable are visits to the Elephant Caves and the Bandra Worli Sea Link viaduct. We also recommend a visit to the hanging gardens and a walk to Kamla Nehru Park. It will be an unforgettable experience.

Aqaba, Jordan
Your stop in Jordan will be a dream: from Aqaba you can easily reach the beautiful lost city of Petra. Take advantage of this stop in the port of Aqaba to discover one of the finest jewels of the Red Sea. Aqaba, Jordan's only port city that hosts the country's only seaport, is known worldwide for its beautiful seaside resorts, famous dive sites and renowned tourist spots. During your stay, don't miss the opportunity to visit the beautiful city of Petra, a historic site and one of the 7 wonders of the world. You can also visit the marine park and other city attractions.

Athens, Greece
The cradle of Greek culture, Athens welcomes us to its port of Piraeus, watching us from above the wonderful Acropolis. Piraeus is the port of Athens, the largest in Europe, allowing you to visit the city, a place of dreams. A place of emigration, it has inspired numerous songs. Most ships will be making a stop in Athens before resuming the Mediterranean route or returning to the Atlantic. Take the time to visit the Acropolis and maybe the museum located at its base. Before flying out, enjoy the spectacle of a sunset at Capo Sunio. Try not to visit the city when it's too hot in summer, much of the population moves out of town.

Naples, Italy
Naples is the heart of the Mediterranean. An unrivaled city where everything is a pleasant experience. Enjoy pizza, sfogliatelle, and coffee.
The port of Naples is located right in the heart of the city and you can easily reach the city center on foot. Take advantage of the break to go and visit Pompeii. You have the opportunity of choosing from two shore excursions to immerse yourself in the heart of history and visit the ruins of this ancient Roman city. Then, let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of the landscapes between the Hill of Posillipo and Vesuvius. If you want to go shopping, pop to Spaccanapoli, the main artery of the city.

Marseilles, France
A pleasant thing to do is simply sit down at one of the cafes overlooking the port of Marseilles and, sipping a Pastis, observe the landscape and the people who inhabit it. Also called the "Porpoise City ", Marseille is France’s sunniest town, charming with its gullies where you can swim, its history and culture and restaurants with cosmopolitan cuisine. You cannot leave without having first toured on the “Cours Julien”, the street for shopping. The port of Marseille is perhaps a typical tourist destination, but it deserves to be visited for the ferry that leaves from the Town Hall and the old church, which replaced a Templar building.

Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy
Civitavecchia, a former Etruscan port, is the seaport for Rome. And what about it? Everything here reflects the glorious power of a people who ruled the world. Located in cove, protected to the north by Mignone and south by the Marangone, the Civitavecchia port was built on the Tyrrhenian coast in Etruscan times and still preserves traces of this history. In particular, the Michelangelo fort and the old town with its 9th-century walls bear witness to the splendour of a medieval past. We have to take advantage of this stop to visit Rome, the grandiose capital with its world-famous monuments: the Forum, the Colosseum, the Pantheon, Trajan's column, St Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, Piazza Venezia, the Spanish Steps and so much more.

Venice, Italy
Venice, home of romance, well known as the city of water, also knows as "La Serenissima." The port of Venice and the city itself looks out towards the Adriatic Sea. The city of the Doges is situated in the middle of a lagoon, has more canals than roads and boasts incredible beauty and a unique charm derived from centuries of history. The best way to see the city and to discover and admire the palaces and churches is to travel along the canals in a gondola. This will take you to Piazza San Marco, the site of the Doge's Palace, a jewel of Venetian architecture. Alternatively, art lovers can explore the Pinault Foundation in the Palazzo Grassi, before continuing with their cruise in the Mediterranean.