Experience the ease of a ship with space to truly relax. Dine with new friends at Al Fresco, settle into a suite with a full balcony, or watch the Danube drift by on the Sun Deck, crisp glass of Grüner Veltliner in hand.

At 72 feet, AmaMagna is twice the width of traditional European river ships, which means more space to stretch out, spacious rooms ranging from 355 to 710 square feet — including larger suites with full balconies — along with four unique dining venues and additional social spaces like the Sun Deck pool and whirlpool, Zen Wellness Studio, and inviting lounges. It’s the only ship of its kind on the Danube, offering both comfort and variety without losing the warm, personal atmosphere AmaWaterways is known for.

There are four included restaurants, each with its own style. The Main Restaurant offers elegant fine dining, while The Chef’s Table creates a more intimate evening with a multi-course tasting menu prepared in an open kitchen. Jimmy’s is lively and communal with family-style dishes, and Al Fresco pairs fresh, vegetable-forward cuisine with panoramic river views. No matter where you dine, the atmosphere is welcoming, and our team happily accommodates vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other dietary preferences on AmaMagna.

AmaMagna offers 8 different categories across its 98 rooms and suites. All accommodations include in-room temperature control, spacious bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, and a desk and chair. Suites also feature private balconies. Suite sizes range from 355 sq ft up to 710 sq ft—six Grand Suites at about 474 sq ft, and the Owner’s Suite at 710 sq ft.

Your cruise includes all meals, beer and wine with lunch and dinner, a daily Sip & Sail cocktail hour, excursions in every port, and Wi-Fi throughout the ship. Premium beverages, gratuities, and optional tours may be additional, but most of what you need to enjoy your journey on AmaMagna is already taken care of.

The Danube isn’t just a river, it’s Europe’s thread, connecting capitals, castles, music, and traditions across ten countries. Each day reveals a new piece of the continent’s story.