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Did you get medical questioner it comes through email, if not check your spam folder it may be there.

Sorry the link did not work properly. Its WEB CHECK IN and DOWNLOAD YOUR TICKET. Right click on them and press open in new window.

10 days before the cruise you should have received an online medical questionnaire, once completed you get your boarding pass. On the web with your cruise details, if you see these not highlighted, right click on them and press "Open in new window " your documents may be there. Web Check-in Download your Ticket If all else fails request a call back from Costa (at the top of their website home page) i have done this a lot and they do call back at the time you give them, good luck.

Costa Black Friday Sale, book before end of November. Found this solo rate from Rio to Barcelona...... Just £299 for inside guaranteed cabin for 15 nights. Other deals to be had. CABIN Interior Minimalist Welcoming Extremely comfortable! Black Friday £798 £299 Total for 1 guest, per cabin Log in and discover your dedicated discount Mandatory service fees are not included in the price: Adults USD12/night . Tell me more Discover the rates 1 2 3 4 5 CABIN Sea View Elegant Bright A new sea view everyday Black Friday £1.218 £509 Total for 1 guest, per cabin Log in and discover your dedicated discount Mandatory service fees are not included in the price: Adults USD12/night . Tell me more Discover the rates SUMMARY OF YOUR CRUISE Transoceanic15 days - 14 nightsCosta Favolosa DEPARTURERio de Janeiro14 Apr 2023 ARRIVALBarcelona28 Apr 2023 Adults (+18) 1 Children (0 - 17) 0 Total for 1 guest, per cabin £NaN Skip to content YOU CHOOSE HOW TO PAY:

The stop in Haifa (Jerusalem) may be the reason?

Just received my boarding tickets for this. It says that you need antigen test no later than 48 hrs before boarding, very confusing. More money down the drain, then.

I was on the Diadema a couple of weeks ago, it was all back to normal including the entertainment.

I am boarding in Barcelona to Dubai and will not be getting a test. I booked directly with Costa UK and that's the info i have copied from their UK site. I did a med cruise with Costa about a month ago and you did need the test then. It may be different rules depending which country you are from. On their site the rules are just below the search option on the main page, that part of the page scrolls right to left and the protocols about testing are there.

For your cruise Countless activities, shows and nightlife await you on board. Unique day trips ashore thanks to our Costa Tours, with new tours added, alternatively you can also go ashore independently. And what about the spa? Massages, pools with thalassotherapy, and every form of wellness treatment. Discover everything you need to know for your upcoming cruise. Before Departure FAQS ON VACCINES AND PRE-BOARDING TESTS Antigen Test 48 hours before departure From 8 October 2022, all guests who are under the age of five or immunized against Covid-19 will no longer be required to take a pre-boarding antigen test for cruises in the Mediterranean, the Caribbean and the United Arab Emirates. Covid insurance It is no longer necessary to have Covid insurance in order to board. However we recommend purchasing one for additional security. Optional travel insurance should cover the following risks associated with testing positive for COVID-19, which could otherwise result in costs to you: medical and hospital expenses, expenses for extending your stay (board and lodging) on shore for quarantine, expenses for returning home (including by protected means for people who have tested positive or have come into close contact with others who have), refund of the booking fee for disruption to their cruise. Web Check-in Up to 10 days before boarding, you can download your boarding pass and tickets by filling out a simple questionnaire on MyCosta regarding your health. On board FAQS ON TESTS DURING THE CRUISE Covid Antigen Test During your vacation you will not have to take an antigen test midway through the cruise, nor have your temperature taken daily. There is an exception to this rule for stopovers in St. Maarten and St. Vincent in the Caribbean. Life on board In the restaurants and bars, buffets, theater, spa, night clubs, and stores will be like before as protocols adopted ashore, with no limit on the number of people who can occupy the space. Masks Surgical masks are recommended but no longer obligatory . They remain obligatory for the first seven days of travel for Transoceanic and World Tour cruises. During land experiences Going ashore Discover a new place everyday: you can go ashore independently or you can opt to do so on one of our Costa Tours, accompanied by an exceptional guide. Guests will need to verify the entry requirements for each country that will be visited during the cruise for Vaccination or recovery validity as well as if any antigen test is required. More information FAQ ON POSITIVE COVID CASES Positive cases What happens if there are guests with Covid on board?

When you board the ship, you are required to link your credit / debit card with your room key. I noticed on my last cruise that some customers were doing this with cash through machines, instead of using credit cards. Does anybody know if you can do a mixture of both? So, i put 500euros in cash through the machine and also my credit card details, when the cash runs out will it automatically then charge my credit card, or can you only use one method of payment? Thanks.

Internet packages are available on the app when you board the ship. The cost depends on the number of nights you are on the ship, as is the cost of the beverage package.

No, i will be on Toscana in November from Barcelona to Dubai for 22 nights. Got a good solo price 820gbp for an outside premium cabin with a double bed. I have a transatlantic from Rio to Barcelona in March next year.

Just come off a 15-day round trip from Barcelona via Istanbul on Costa Diadema. I booked an inside guarantee, travelling solo. When they sent me the room documents i was not very happy to find the cabin i was given was a small single bed affair. I did not know Costa had single bed cabins. I rang them up a couple of days before the cruise and asked them to change the cabin so i could have a double bed. They told me they had None available. When on the ship i was surprised that you could not walk down some of the corridors as they had blocked them off, as they could not sell the cabins. I was on level 2 port side and the starboard side was closed off, same on some of the other floors. The bars seemed busy at night, but you could tell by the numbers in the theatre that they are struggling to sell cabins. Another problem was excursion's, i had a couple cancelled as there were not enough English speakers on the cruise booking the tours. One of the tours was to Istanbul, but that turned out to be a blessing. All i did was get off the ship and walk for about 20 minutes to the Main Mosque and grand bazar, well worth it on foot. As this was a round trip, customers embarked and disembarked at every stop including the island of Crete. There was only a handful, of English-speaking guests on board, a few French and Germans but the vast majority were Italians, don't think there were any Russians on board. For Costa, this seems to be the perfect storm. First Covid then the war in Ukraine and now the cost-of-living crisis. It would not surprise me if Costa were merged with Aida to save money.

I think you will find that the vast majority of posters on here, will say no. The posters on here are only a small fraction of the cruise market though.

At this time, the agent is more likely to under than the cruise line, Costa is part of Carnival and is safe. In these uncertain times, i would not personally go through a agent, no matter what perks they try to entice me with. Having said that, its your money, do what you think is good for you.

I have done Barcelona to Buenos Aires via Brazil, and the following year Barcelona to Rio, both in November. Once we hit Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands it was hot , hot all the way to Brazil, and on both occasions the seas were very calm all the way there. The route the Costa ship took was to sail Gran Canaria and head south towards the Cape Verdi islands, you could see the islands but we did not stop, the cruise then crossed the Atlantic towards Racife in Brazil. Would have no problems in taking this cruise again.

Check when you booked the cruise. If i remember rightly, you could cancel without any penalty up to 48 hours from departure, depending on when you booked it. They keep changing the rules so its hard to keep up, if you want to cancel give them a ring to see what the rules were when you booked.

If you are looking for a testing centre ask at the nearest pharmacy / chemist, they should be able to point you in the right direction.