AmaWaterways river ship purpose-built for Portugal and Spain's Douro River (debuting 2028), carrying 102 guests across 51 staterooms and suites on four decks (79.2 m × 11.3 m, 38 crew). Features Portuguese ceramic accents, mostly balcony staterooms, a Main Restaurant serving regionally inspired cuisine paired with Douro Valley wines, a panoramic lounge, fitness room, massage room, and a Sun Deck pool.
Guests at double occupancy
102
Gross tons per guest
Unconfirmed
Launch year
2028
Upcoming departures
37
Space ratio measures total ship volume per guest, not cabin size. Departures reflect our catalog, not the line’s full schedule.
What’s included
What’s included on AmaGaia?
Start with AmaWaterways’s fare benefits. Individual venues and activities vary by ship; check the onboard guide for those details.
We’re still checking AmaWaterways’s fare terms. Confirm inclusions for your chosen fare before booking.
Counted from the line’s own figures. A blank is a figure we do not have, never a zero.
Places to eat
1
Bars
1
Pools
1
Decks
4
The ship itself
Guests per crew
2.68
Passengers (double)
102
Crew
38
Cabins
51
Length
79.2 m
Beam
11.3 m
Built
2,028
Space ratio is gross tons per lower-berth passenger; higher is roomier. Guests per crew member: lower is more attentive. Places to eat excludes bars. From the line's published specifications dated October 2026.
AmaGaia, to scale
AmaGaia is 79.2 m long (260 ft): 0.7 American football fields end to end, and 190 m shorter than the Titanic.
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An outline from the published length and beam, not a deck plan.
Upcoming sailings
37 upcoming sailings on AmaGaia. A starting fare is the lowest current price for one person. Published fares are confirmed at quote.
Upcoming sailings on AmaGaia, soonest first. Fares are per person, as of Oct 24, 2026.
We can place the booking through an accredited travel agency partner. There is no separate fee for using us, and the cruise line looks after your sailing once it is booked.