AmaWaterways is poised to expand its global fleet to more than 50 by 2032, up from 31 ships today, with 15 new vessels in Europe and more than 60% capacity growth beyond the region, including new ships in Africa and Asia.
The 76-passenger AmaNubia (pictured) is set to debut on the Nile in September, joining AmaDahlia and AmaLilia with another new build planned for the Egyptian waterway.
AmRudi will launch on the Danube next year, accommodating 196 guests across 98 staterooms, with AmaFiora also debuting in 2027 on the Rhine with 76 staterooms in total. The 120-passenger AmaMaya will begin sailing on the Mekong in 2027.
The 152-passenger AmaClara will launch on the Rhône in 2028, AmaGaia on the Douro alongside AmaVida, AmaDouro and AmaSintra, while AmaCleo will launch on the Nile. A second new ship will join the Zambezi Queen on the Chobe River in Africa.
