Margaritaville at Sea Paradise
Built by Fincantieri in Italy, the Margaritaville at Sea Paradise originally entered service as Costa Classica, Costa Cruises' first purpose-built newbuild since 1966 and the first of two Classica-class sister ships. The ship's interior and exteriors were designed by Italian firm Gregotti Associati, with custom artwork created by renowned artists including Arnaldo Pomodoro. After undergoing a refit to become Costa neoClassica in 2014, the vessel was sold and operated as Grand Classica before being rebranded as Margaritaville at Sea Paradise following a partnership with Margaritaville Resorts & Hotels.
The ship has a gross tonnage of 52,926 and a lower berth passenger capacity of 1,308, supported by a crew of 650. She carries 658 cabins across 13 decks and measures 220 metres in length with a beam of 30 metres. Her service speed is 20 knots.
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