AmaMagna Class

Part of the fleet

AmaWaterways

The active, food-led river line — daily guided cycling and hiking, a Chaîne des Rôtisseurs dining programme and the twin-hull AmaMagna.

Introduced: 2019
Gross tonnage: ~4,800 GT
Capacity: 196 guests

AmaMagna is the most significant piece of river ship design since the Longship. At roughly 22 metres of beam she is about twice the width of a conventional Danube vessel, which is possible only because the Danube's locks are wider than the Rhine's.

The extra beam went into space rather than capacity: she carries 196 guests where a same-length conventional ship would carry 300, and around half the accommodation is a suite of 33 square metres or more.

The public rooms are unmatched on a river. Four dining venues, a full gym and wellness studio, a sun-deck pool, a Zen wellness area and a stern water-sports platform with a Sundowner boat for skiff excursions.

The constraint is deployment: her beam restricts her to the Danube, so she cannot be repositioned to the Rhine or the Seine when demand shifts.

Sister ships

Ships in the AmaMagna Class

1 sister ship share this class — near-identical layouts, cabins, and onboard venues across the AmaWaterways fleet.

Launched 2019

AmaMagna

The twin-width Danube ship — four restaurants, a full gym, a sun-deck pool and a stern water-sports platform.

Also in AmaWaterways

Other ship classes

AmaWaterways European Class

The core run of European sister ships — twin-balcony staterooms, a complimentary Chef's Table and a full bicycle fleet aboard.

AmaWaterways Exotics Class

Nile, Mekong, Chobe and Magdalena vessels — small, purpose-built ships for itineraries Europe's fleet cannot serve.

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