
Athens · 7n · $144/n · Sep 4, 2026
From $1,009 inside · Balcony $2,729

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We experience Costa Fortuna as classic Destiny-class Costa: Italian public rooms, a European vacation crowd, and Med itineraries that put ports first. We’d book her for shoppers who want Costa flavor without the newest LNG megaships—and who understand she’s the fleet’s oldest chapter.
Day to day, Fortuna feels like a mid-2000s floating resort wearing Italian theater for a European vacation crowd. Public rooms lean into Costa’s steamship nostalgia rather than Yacht Club polish, so evenings stay social and show-led instead of hush-luxury. We send people here when Greece, Turkey, or Canaries winter weeks matter more than brand-new cabin tech.
Cabins follow the Destiny playbook: insides and oceanviews still carry a big share of inventory, while standard balconies are the volume play for fresh air on scenic sea days. Grand Suites and Bridge Wing Suites are the categories we pressure-test when a couple wants space, terrace room, and priority boarding. Ask us about lower decks versus under the Lido before you lock a category—noise traps are real on this platform.
Dining and evenings stay classic Costa: main dining rooms for the ritual dinner, the buffet for speed, and specialty for one or two just-because nights, with theater and casino energy after dark. Versus newer sisters like Smeralda or Toscana, we treat Fortuna as the affordable Italian entry with older hardware and a more animated European crowd. Confirm your sailing below and we’ll match cabin and dining style before she leaves the Costa fleet in 2026.
She’s a 2003 Destiny-class hull—the oldest Costa still sailing—and leaves the fleet in September 2026. If modern cabin design is your priority, ask us before you lock dates; we’ll steer you to a newer sister or a better category bank.
Costa Fortuna was built by Fincantieri at Sestri Ponente on the Carnival Destiny platform and delivered in 2003, with Maria Grazia Cucinotta as godmother. Sister Costa Magica shares the Fortuna-class brief, with Carnival’s Destiny, Triumph, and Victory lineage as the wider family. Size and berth counts live on the fact sheet on this page.
Across two decades she has been Costa’s Mediterranean workhorse, including Canaries winters and Eastern Med summers from hubs such as Piraeus and Istanbul. Soft product updates kept venues usable, but she never received a full Toscana-scale reinvention. In May 2025 Costa confirmed she will leave the brand in September 2026 after a sale to Margaritaville at Sea.
Current sailings still market her as Costa Fortuna through her final Costa seasons. Confirm the voyage below for embarkation city and dates, then match cabin type to who is traveling—especially if you are looking near the brand handoff window.
2 itineraries · 2 sail dates on Costa Fortuna. Fares are live and change daily.

Athens · 7n · $144/n · Sep 4, 2026
From $1,009 inside · Balcony $2,729

| Sailing | Date | Depart | Nights | $/n | Inside | Balcony | Suite |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Eastern Mediterranean From Athens (Pireo)Piraeus (Athens) | Istanbul | Mykonos | Heraklion (Crete) | Rhodes | Thira (Santorini) | Piraeus (Athens) | Sep 4, 2026 | Athens | 7 | $144 | $1,009 | $2,729 | $3,069 |
5-Night · Costa FortunaIstanbul | Mykonos | Heraklion (Crete) | Rhodes | Thira (Santorini) | Piraeus (Athens) | Sep 6, 2026 | Istanbul | 5 | $204 | $1,019 | — | — |