On an AmaWaterways' river cruise, you indulge in the luxury of more: more ways to discover, more ways to indulge and more onboard amenities. With an award-winning fleet and a variety of authentic included excursions, we turn every mile of your journey into a cherished memory.

Experience the wonders of France, Germany, Hungary and beyond with AmaWaterways, the Heart of the River. Savor exquisite locally sourced cuisine, enriching included excursions and personalized service that is unrivaled on the rivers.

Enjoy breathtaking surroundings in an intimate atmosphere with only 170 or 227 passengers. This could be your own seafaring adventure calling onto small charming ports in the Mediterranean, the Caribbean and South East Asia or Crossing the Atlantic Ocean and the Panama Canal.

Enjoy breathtaking surroundings in an intimate atmosphere with only 170 or 227 passengers. This could be your own seafaring adventure calling onto small charming ports in the Mediterranean, the Caribbean and South East Asia or Crossing the Atlantic Ocean and the Panama Canal.

The Canadian Northern Lights, or aurora borealis, are a natural light display in the sky, primarily visible during the winter months in northern Canada.

The Canadian Rockies mountain range spans the provinces of British Columbia and Alberta. With jagged, ice-capped peaks, including towering Mt. Robson, it's a region of alpine lakes, diverse wildlife and outdoor recreation sites.

Star Clippers proudly carries on the tradition of the tall ships with three magnificent clippers combining all the modern comforts of today with the grace and elegance of a bygone era

Enjoy breathtaking surroundings in an intimate atmosphere with only 170 or 227 passengers. This could be your own seafaring adventure calling onto small charming ports in the Mediterranean, the Caribbean and South East Asia or Crossing the Atlantic Ocean and the Panama Canal.

Québec City sits on the Saint Lawrence River in Canada's mostly French-speaking Québec province. Dating to 1608, it has a fortified colonial core, Vieux-Québec and Place Royale, with stone buildings and narrow streets.

Join AmaWaterways for a tour of Zambezi Queen, a 28-passenger luxury ship that cruises along Africa’s Chobe River. Discover the ship’s stunning amenities, from its beautifully appointed staterooms to the spacious open-air Sun Deck.

As we approach 2025, we find that the new year brings with it even more itineraries, destinations, ships and more that AmaWaterways will be introducing to their river cruises – and we wish to share that excitement with you! Video is 1hour and 15minutes

Combine your passion for golf with an unforgettable travel experience along one of Europe's legendary rivers as part of AmaWaterways' exclusive Concierge Golf Program - now available on both the Danube River and on France's Seine River beginning in 2026!

Discover the luxurious AmaLilia, a true treasure of the Nile, with this exclusive ship tour. This AmaWaterways ship offers 41 elegantly designed staterooms, including 13 stunning suites, regionally inspired décor, and world-class amenities.

It’s the rush of excitement you will feel as you uncover the mysteries of your travels. It’s the delight in learning the proper way to eat gelato in Italy – for breakfast. The magic of your travels leaves an enduring mark through the memories you create and share.

Watch as the beautiful AmaSintra, our newest ship on Portugal's Douro River, is christened during her maiden journey, with a meaningful voiceover by Godmother Jenn Lee. Contact your Uniglobe travel advisor to reserve your stateroom on this stunning ship today!

Norwegian Shore Excursions

Discover Salta

Norwegian Cruise Line recently welcomed ‪@AKAdventures‬ onboard Norwegian Gem to share their journey in a 4-part video series. Check out part four of the series and join the conversation, below! The spa is our home away from home on any cruise ship. On the Norwegian Gem, the Mandara Spa and Salo

Panama has everything and very close.

Repeat perfect moments on Norwegian Encore — tailor-made for “Again! Again!”