ABOVE: Costa Cruises was once named "Linea C," and the "C" is still used on the cruise line's funnels.
We recently published a 10-page review of a Costa Magica roundtrip cruise from Rome at Europe for Cruisers. Ports of call included Naples, Palma de Mallorca, Valencia, Marseille, and Savona (on the Italian Riviera).
The review is accompanied by a 51-page photo gallery that includes several hundred captioned pictures from the trip.
If you're interested in affordable European cruising with a multinational crowd, Costa and its main Italian rival, MSC, are two lines worth considering.
In addition to offering cruise itineraries throughout Europe, both lines operate convenient roundtrip cruises from Civitavecchia (the port for Rome) and Venice. What's more, passengers can board or disembark from those roundtrip cruises at several different ports along the way.
For more information, please see our Costa Magica cruise review and photo gallery at Europeforcruisers.com.
