neoRomantica arrives on the UK Costa website

[cat25herine]

:)

 

Not all the rates are available for viewing yet though.

[Goldryder]

I want to see if the single cabins have been sacrificed in the refit...hopefully not since there are a couple of itineraries that might appeal.

[cat25herine]

Aren't those so expensive that in the end you might as well pay the single supplement and use a double room?

[Goldryder]

Aren't those so expensive that in the end you might as well pay the single supplement and use a double room?

 

Single cabins have no supplement, twins have 30-75% supplement depending on how early I book.

 

My Classica trip is with a single cabin, no supplement to pay and my Deliziosa B2B was a 30% supplement since she doesn't have single cabins.

 

That's the main reason why I sail with Costa (apart from the great itineraries, food & crew/ships)...my cruise last year was 34 days on Allegra in a single cabin, with flights & 4 nights pre-stay in Singapore for 3 grand...cannot beat it :)

 

Next years cruises are £1670 Classica, 18 nights inc flights and £1870 for 17 nights on Deliziosa inc flights over Xmas/New Year :)

[Goldryder]

neoRomatica's itineraries are starting to get their fares now and great news for me is that she has not lost her single cabins and there is still no supplement charged for them :)

[G.M.T.]

There are certainly some very interesting cruises, Singapore / Indonesia / Australia, Australia, Australia / New Zealand. Hmmmmm...

 

But the prioces seem high at present, don't know if they have been discounted as yet, I think they are still being loaded.

 

Also the Norwegian cruises seem expenesive.

 

What like like good value is the Savona / Amsterdam or vice versa.

 

Ron