Costa neoRiviera Review

NeoRiviera, better than expected...

Review for the Mediterranean Cruise on Costa neoRiviera
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2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Aug 2019

Last year we cruised the Mediterranean on the MSC Opera- this time we chose the Costa neoRiviera. The ships are similar, although the MSC Opera was lengthened a few years ago. The Costa neoRiviera is leaving the fleet in November and will be transferred to their German division, AIDA Cruises, so this review won’t be relevant for much longer.

The good points: it was a very affordable cruise in peak season for 11 nights. One of our party was travelling as a single passenger and Costa’s policy (in certain markets) is to only levy a 30% surcharge- this is another reason we chose this trip.

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Toulon

Arrival very near the old port

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