Costa Serena: A Dreamy Palace at Sea and a Cultural Journey

The long-awaited cruise is finally coming true aboard the Costa Serena, a luxurious cruise ship in the Costa fleet with a distinctive ancient Roman style. Setting sail from Shanghai in 2025, it will take you to explore the beautiful landscapes of Japan and South Korea, offering an unforgettable experience of freedom on the sea. Stepping onto the Costa Serena is like entering a fantastical world of ancient Roman mythology. Every corner of the ship is imbued with rich cultural vibes, from exquisite murals to lifelike sculptures, each detail narrating the glorious history of ancient Rome. ✅ Cruise Facilities 1. Restaurants From authentic Italian cuisine to Japanese restaurants with oriental charm, from the dazzling two-deck Ceres and Vesta restaurants to the upgraded buffet offering even more culinary choices. 2. Bars Whether you want to sip cocktails while admiring the atrium views at the Pantheon Bar or chat about sports with friends, you’ll find your perfect relaxing moment. ✅ Entertainment Facilities 1. Grand Theater Inspired by the Roman Colosseum, it seats 1,350 guests. Here, visitors can enjoy spectacular Broadway-style musicals, magic shows, and more. The 4D cinema, integrating sound, light, visuals, and special effects, delivers an immersive and thrilling experience. 2. Swimming Pools The sunlit pool lets guests swim while enjoying the vast ocean views. The retractable glass-roofed pool ensures swimming fun regardless of weather changes. 3. Gym The fitness center offers various classes like yoga and aerobics, helping guests stay active during the voyage. ✅ Cabin Types The Serena features 11 different cabin types, from budget-friendly interior cabins to spacious luxury suites, catering to all travelers’ needs. Departing from Shanghai on June 12, the first stop is Jeju Island, South Korea. Known for its natural beauty and laid-back vibe, Jeju’s iconic Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak offers breathtaking sunrise views from its summit at dawn. Cheonjeyeon Falls attracts countless visitors with its three-tiered cascades and crystal-clear pools. Jeju’s Aqua Planet is one of South Korea’s largest aquariums, showcasing a rich diversity of marine life. Next, the ship arrives at Japanese ports, whether it’s Fukuoka, a city steeped in history and culture, or Sasebo, home to Huis Ten Bosch, Kyushu’s largest theme park. Each port offers shore excursions organized by the cruise, led by Mandarin-speaking guides, allowing guests to delve into local customs, savor regional delicacies, and shop for souvenirs. The Costa Serena is not just a cruise ship—it’s a dreamy world at sea, a magical journey where culture and entertainment blend perfectly.