AmaWaterways

AmaWaterways has launched a second luxury ship, AmaMelodia, on Colombia's Magdalena River with the new vessel joining AmaMagdalena which set sail earlier this year. The debut of AmaMelodia on 26 October 2025 underscores the company’s “long-term commitment to fostering sustainable tourism and meaningful cultural connections in the region”,…

River cruise operator AmaWaterways has unveiled ambitious plans to expand its European fleet with eight new ships scheduled for delivery by 2030. This…

Go back to the e-newsletter Renowned Historian Mat McLachlan has partnered with river cruise operator AmaWaterways to launch a series of…

Go back to the e-newsletter AmaWaterways' partnership in Australia with luxury travel consortia, Virtuoso, is going from strength-to-strength, after the river cruise line parted ways with APT, Co-Founder Kristin Karst has revealed. In Sydney last month to visit the APAC headquarters for the first time, Karst enthused about the…

AmaWaterways will stick to what it knows best and not venture into open seas, remaining laser-focused on the rivers of the world, Co-Founder Kristin Karst has…

AmaWaterways recently hosted its first Australia and New Zealand VIP famil trip, with a select group of valued trade partners cruising the Danube River.

AmaWaterways is reveling in the success of being pioneers in the Colombia luxury river cruise market, with the US-based company driven by the destination's vibrant culture, rich biodiversity, unique product and potential route expansion.

Having pioneered the launch of river cruising in Colombia earlier this year, AmaWaterways is "actively looking" at new destinations to add to its offering, CEO…

A new partnership with Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group will see AmaWaterways offer a new series of exclusive pre- and post-river cruise experiences to its clients…

A deal has been struck for the construction of the already announced sister ship for AmaWaterways’s AmaMagna, with the new vessel to be built in Croatia by Vahali Shipyards.