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Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line Welcomes Grand Classica

Grand Classica

Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line commenced cruises with their second cruise ship, the Grand Classica on Friday April 13 from the Port of Palm Beach. Grand Classic joins the Grand Celebration as the only two cruise ships sailing regular two-night cruises to the Bahamas and featuring an option to combine with a land stay in the Bahamas. Grand Classica, formally sailing as the Costa neoClassica for Costa Cruises, was purchased by Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line and received substantial upgrades and refurbishments in 2014 and 2017 during a dry dock.

Grand Classica

Grand Classica features a total of 10 lively, passenger decks and a guest capacity of 1,680, 658 staterooms and a full complement of dining, entertainment and recreational activities for all ages. When guests board the ship, they will be greeted in the Central Atrium with its large, glass sculpture and guest service and shore excursion desks. The ship’s decks have been named to reflect the vibrant islands of the Bahamas; for example, deck 5 is the Bimini deck and deck 8 is the Abacos deck.  All the ship’s activities and entertainment take place on decks 8 through 14 where guests will find a wide range of dining options, as well as live entertainment, large casino, spa, pools and more.

Accommodations

Grand Classica offers a variety of contemporary styled staterooms and suites.


Dining Options

Grand Classica boasts eight dining options offering different cuisines and new concepts.

Entertainment & Activities

Entertainment abounds on Grand Classica with venues around the ship featuring live music, Vegas-style shows, action-packed casino and comedy.

Grand Classica also features a conference center that can accommodate up to 80 people, a full-service spa offering massages, facials and other treatments, fitness center with a wide array of equipment, Kruzer’s Kids’s Club with activities for children 3-17, onboard duty-free shopping and photo gallery.

For more details on the Grand Classica, visit Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line’s website.

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