Who are Costa Pacifica's sister ships?

Costa Favolosa (2011) and Costa Fascinosa (2012) are her two Concordia Class sisters. All three were built at Fincantieri's Marghera yard.

How does Costa Pacifica compare to other Costa ships?

At 114,500 GT and 3,012 guests, Costa Pacifica is mid-fleet — larger than the older Luminosa Class (Deliziosa, 92,720 GT) but smaller than Diadema Class (132,500 GT), Vista Class (135,500 GT), and Excellence Class flagships (Smeralda/Toscana, 185,010 GT).

Costa Pacifica — Deck Plans, Live Tracker, Dining & Videos

Item: Costa Pacifica
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Costa Pacifica is a Concordia Class cruise ship operated by Costa Cruises. She entered service in 2009, measures 114,500 gross tons, and carries approximately 3,012 guests at double occupancy with a crew of 1,100.

Key Facts

Cruise Line: Costa Cruises
Class: Concordia Class
Year: 2009
Tonnage: 114,500 GT
Guests: 3,012
Crew: 1,100
IMO: 9378498

Quick Answer: Costa Pacifica is the eldest of three Concordia Class sisters — 114,500 GT, 3,012 guests, launched in 2009. Themed around music with live performances throughout, she is one of Costa's mid-sized Italian-heritage vessels. This page covers deck plans, live tracking, dining venues, and videos.

Who She's For: Travelers who want a mid-sized Costa ship with a music-forward identity. Pacifica suits those who enjoy live performances, Italian dining, and South American or Mediterranean itineraries at competitive pricing.

Costa Pacifica is one of three Concordia Class sisters (Pacifica 2009, Favolosa 2011, Fascinosa 2012), all built at Fincantieri's Marghera yard. They share the same hull but have distinct onboard themes — Pacifica's identity revolves around music. The Concordia Class sits in the middle of Costa's fleet — larger than the older Luminosa Class (Deliziosa) but smaller than the Diadema, Vista, and Excellence Class flagships.

A First Look at Costa Pacifica

Costa Pacifica exterior view — Photo: steve xii via Flickr

Costa Pacifica cruise ship — Flickr archive image — Photo: 101181388@N07 via Flickr (CC BY)

Costa Pacifica alongside in Savona with 'COSTA PACIFICA / GENOVA' registry lettering visible on hull

Photo via Wikimedia Commons

Costa Pacifica underway at sea with 'COSTA PACIFICA' lettering visible on hull

Photo via Wikimedia Commons

Costa Cruises • Concordia Class

Dining on Costa Pacifica → Browse All

Complimentary

Ristorante My Way & Ristorante New York New York — Two main dining rooms (decks 3-4) with multi-course Italian and international menus across multiple seatings.

Ristorante Buffet La Paloma — All-day casual buffet on decks 9-10 (also called the Azzurro area) with breakfast, lunch, dinner, plus pizza, pasta, burgers, and salad stations.

Specialty (cover charge)

Club Blue Moon — Reservations-required specialty restaurant with elevated tasting menus.

Samsara Restaurant — Health-focused Asian-Italian fusion paired with the Samsara Spa concept.

Archipelago — Costa's signature seafood and Mediterranean specialty.

Sushino — Sushi and Japanese specialties.

Teppanyaki — Teppanyaki entertainment dining.

Pummid'Oro Pizzeria — Neapolitan pizza and pinsa.

Full venue details available on the Costa Cruises official site.

Costa Cruises • Concordia Class

The Logbook: Costa Pacifica

About Costa Pacifica

Costa Pacifica entered service in 2009 as the first of three Concordia Class sisters (Pacifica 2009, Favolosa 2011, Fascinosa 2012), all built at Fincantieri's Marghera yard. At 114,500 GT and 3,012 guests with a crew of 1,100, she shares the same hull as her sisters but is themed around music — featuring an onboard recording studio and live performances throughout. She has primarily sailed Mediterranean and South American itineraries.

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Key Facts About Costa Pacifica

Class

Concordia Class

Entered Service

2009

Gross Tonnage

114,500 GT

Guests

3,012

Crew

1,100

IMO

9378498

Costa Pacifica Deck Plans

Costa Pacifica — 3,012 guests, lead ship of the Concordia Class with sisters Favolosa and Fascinosa, 114,500 GT.

Generic cruise ship deck layout overview — Simplified deck layout overview

Where Is Costa Pacifica Right Now?

See Costa Pacifica's current position, speed, heading, and next port on the live AIS tracker below.

Live tracking requires JavaScript. You can track Costa Pacifica (IMO 9378498) directly at VesselFinder.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Costa Pacifica

What dining options are on Costa Pacifica?

Two main dining rooms (Ristorante My Way and Ristorante New York New York, decks 3-4) and the Ristorante Buffet La Paloma are complimentary. Specialty venues with cover charges include Club Blue Moon, Samsara Restaurant, Archipelago, Sushino, Teppanyaki, and Pummid'Oro Pizzeria. See the Dining section above.

How big is Costa Pacifica?

114,500 GT, 3,012 guests at double occupancy, 1,100 crew. Concordia Class, entered service 2009. Sister to Costa Favolosa and Costa Fascinosa.

Where does Costa Pacifica sail?

Mediterranean and South American itineraries. Check the live tracker above for current position.

Sources & Attribution

IMO 9378498 verified at VesselFinder.

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