Costa Toscana deck plans

Costa Toscana (built in 2021) is a Helios-class cruise ship owned by Carnival Corporation (operated via Costa Cruises). Her sistership is the Costa Smeralda (2019).

The Costa Toscana cruise ship deck plan includes a total of 2,661 staterooms accommodating 5,322 passengers (maximum capacity 6,338 guests), and is served by 1,678 crew members. The vessel has 20 decks (16 accessible to passengers, 11 with cabins), 13 dining venues, 19 entertainment venues, 4 swimming pools, 9 outdoor Jacuzzis, a two-deck Theater Lounge, a Disco, a Casino, 22 elevators, and no self-service laundromats.

• The three-deck-high Colosseo Lounge is a midship show lounge featuring large LED screens integrated into its expansive glass walls and dome.
• Piazza di Spagna is a three-deck, aft-facing atrium stairway with an open-air terrace and a glass floor on the top level.
• Passeggiata Volare is a skywalk (glass-bottom walkway) located 65 m / 213 ft above sea level.
• At the bow, Trastevere is a Venice-style piazza featuring Il Bacaro, Gelateria Amarillo, retail shops, and live music entertainment.
• CoDe (Costa Design Museum) is a 400 m² Italian design museum curated by designer and architect Matteo Vercelloni.
• Bars and lounges include Ferrari Spumante Spazio Bollicine (sparkling wine bar), Aperol Spritz Bar, Campari Bar, and Nutella Cafe.
• The wellness complex features a Hammam Room (Turkish Bath), Thalassotherapy Pool, 16 treatment rooms (for massages), Snow Room, Salt Room, Relaxation Room (Spa Lounge), and a Beauty Salon (offering hairdresser and barber services). The gym is equipped with the latest Technogym machines.
• Swimming pools include one with a glass roof, two for children only, and one with a swimming lane.

Smoking on Costa Toscana is permitted in open-air areas on decks 7 (Montepulciano), 8 (Bolgheri), 17 (Montecatini Terme), 18 (Viareggio), 19 (Pietrasanta), and 20 (Forte dei Marmi).

Passenger staterooms, designed by Dordoni Architetti, are thematically decorated based on the deck (each with a city theme). Italian design companies were contracted to furnish the cabins, including Molteni&C (furniture), Dorelan (mattresses), Roda (balcony furniture), Flos (decorative lighting), and Dedar and Rubelli (fabrics and upholstery). Other notable Italian suppliers include Kartell (plastic furniture, decorations, lighting, tables, chairs, and accessories), Poltrona Frau (leather furnishings), and Alessi (kitchenware, designer utensils, and accessories).

Costa Cruises introduced the new "Terrace Suite" cabin category on both sisterships, Smeralda and Toscana.