[% 10816 | | Costa %] recently announced details of its 2008-2009 Caribbean cruising season. The itinerary details aren’t anything new—the Costa Mediterranea and Costa Fortuna will sail seven-night eastern, western, and southeastern Caribbean itineraries out of Ft. Lauderdale. What is intriguing is Costa’s expansion of its ground-breaking spa cabins to an older ship.
In April 2008, 44 of the Mediterranea’s cabins will become spa cabins. Guests who book these staterooms will receive a personal wellness consultation, three free spa treatments and priority reservations, two free fitness or meditation classes, and access to the spa restaurant. The cabins themselves will be like mini-spas, with aromatherapy diffusers, special shower and air filters, and a mini bar loaded with healthy drinks and snacks.
Only the new Costa Concordia and Costa Serena offer the Samsara Suites, so the Mediterranea will be the first older ship in the fleet to add spa cabins. If the special staterooms prove popular, perhaps Costa will add spa cabins to all its ships. That would be good news for spa junkies who like to “cruise Italian style.”
We hand-pick everything we recommend and select items through testing and reviews. Some products are sent to us free of charge with no incentive to offer a favorable review. We offer our unbiased opinions and do not accept compensation to review products. All items are in stock and prices are accurate at the time of publication. If you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission.
Related
Top Fares From
Today's Top Travel Deals
Brought to you by ShermansTravel
9-Night Seoul, Hong Kong & Tokyo...
Exoticca
vacation $3099+16-Night Hawaiian Islands Cruise Over Christmas...
Princess Cruises
cruise $1579+Ohio: Daily Car Rentals from Cincinnati
85OFF.com
Car Rental $19+