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AmaWaterways

AmaWaterways invites guests on immersive river journeys across Europe, Asia, Africa including Egypt and South America. With custom-designed ships, heartfelt service and regionally inspired cuisine, every cruise is crafted with care and curiosity. Founded by pioneers in river cruising, we’re known for our thoughtful approach to travel, offering enriching onshore experiences, award-winning wellness amenities and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Whether guests seek quiet moments or vibrant discoveries, we guide them with warmth, expertise and joy, helping them find their rhythm along the river.www.amawaterways.com

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Nov 3, 2026

Rob StuartHOST
3:19
Although I remember we kept saying, Yeah.
Kerri StuartHOST
3:22
Well, and so we finally went on our first one in April of 2014 when we were on board to film for our TV concept and we cruised on Alma Waterways and that concept eventually became All Aboard
Rob StuartHOST
3:34
TV.
Rob StuartHOST
3:35
I hadn't really thought about it, but it was almost exactly nine years to the month that we took our next river cruise.
Rob StuartHOST
3:40
Again, it was on Alma Waterways and this was in 2023.
Kerri StuartHOST
3:43
Okay.
Kerri StuartHOST
3:43
But you are forgetting that we did do a river cruise on the Amazon.
Larry GelwixHOST
48:49
I'll be home about 10 days, and Kathy and I go on what is Kathy's absolute favorite show.
Larry GelwixHOST
48:56
tour kathy's been to 105 countries me 119 most of them many times over the christmas markets of europe the christmas markets along the rhine we have a um we're going to spend four days in switzerland zurich and lucerne and then go over to um Basel, Switzerland, board Ama Waterways, the ultimate five-star deluxe river cruise company, and sail Switzerland, Germany, France, and the Netherlands.
Larry GelwixHOST
49:31
Now, I got good news and bad news.
Larry GelwixHOST
49:34
The good news is, excuse me, I'll give you the bad news first.
Belinda JacksonHOST
34:28
And that brings to five the number of river ships on the Nile, with another one coming in 2028.
Belinda JacksonHOST
34:33
Also, Viking River Cruises brings two new ships onto the river this year, Sekhmet and Ta, which are both named after ancient Egyptian gods, while Ama Waterways is launching the Ama Nubia this month.
Belinda JacksonHOST
34:45
And next year also sees Century Cruises launching its custom-built ships on the Nile.
Belinda JacksonHOST
34:50
So that is kind of exhausting because Egypt's also going to get a massive boost next year from the solar eclipse, which is happening on the 2nd of August in 2027.
Rob StuartHOST
7:13
So next up, as far as number of river cruise ships on the European River.
Rob StuartHOST
7:17
And that is a cruise line we've had a decades-old partnership with, and that is AmaWaterways.
Rob StuartHOST
7:22
And they are in second place as far as the European River is They have about, I think right now it's right around 24 ships, and they're typically going to carry 150 to 160 guests each.
Rob StuartHOST
7:33
So Alma Waterways, they have an approach is they will adapt instead of pausing sailings when the water drops.
Larry GelwixHOST
60:26
On your
Wendy FracchiaGUEST
60:26
Ama Cruise next year.
Wendy FracchiaGUEST
60:28
And
Larry GelwixHOST
60:28
maybe some others.
Larry GelwixHOST
64:11
You're cheating on me.
Larry GelwixHOST
64:12
I dare
Wendy FracchiaGUEST
64:12
mention that we have actually got next August with Ama Cruise Line a very special, unique Rhine itinerary with Amanda Dixon.
Wendy FracchiaGUEST
64:23
If people are familiar with Amanda Dixon from KSL.
Doug ParkerHOST
6:48
Here's another interesting one happening as we speak.
Doug ParkerHOST
6:51
The Danube and Rhine Rivers over in Europe, so Ama Waterways, Viking, many other lines are having severe problems navigating these waterways, turning river cruises into essentially motor coach tours, and the ships aren't going anywhere just as a floating hotel for the passengers.
Doug ParkerHOST
7:08
My question is, if this happens...
Doug ParkerHOST
7:11
They are still providing a vacation with the sites and everything, but it's really not a cruise experience.
Stephanie PakostaHOST
1:24
Kind of the same applies here.
Stephanie PakostaHOST
1:26
You don't say, I want to take an Alma Waterways cruise or I want to take a Vikings cruise.
Stephanie PakostaHOST
1:31
First, we're going to ask some questions.
Ryan JoyHOST
1:34
Right.
Brent JensonGUEST
4:23
European river cruise, if you have not taken one of those, and Larry has plenty of options that he has that he's hosting specifically, but come talk to our friends at Viking.
Brent JensonGUEST
4:31
Come talk to our friends at Alma Waterways and Avalon.
Brent JensonGUEST
4:33
You're going to find a wonderful deal.
Brent JensonGUEST
4:35
And like you said, sometimes some of those things can be actually free airfare to Europe, which is pretty
Rose GrayHOST
5:11
So that kind of a thing.
Rose GrayHOST
5:12
So I put no filters in, and then, uh, an AmaWaterways river cruise was the first thing that came up.
Rose GrayHOST
5:18
So there, there are all kinds of different ways to filter.
Rose GrayHOST
5:22
But why do we call this wave season? And why are we talking about wave season when it's already just only the middle of October? Wave season traditionally is No- uh, from January through March in the travel or cruise line industry.
Rose GrayHOST
5:11
So that kind of a thing.
Rose GrayHOST
5:12
So I put no filters in, and then, uh, an AmaWaterways river cruise was the first thing that came up.
Rose GrayHOST
5:18
So there, there are all kinds of different ways to filter.
Rose GrayHOST
5:22
But why do we call this wave season, and why are we talking about wave season when it's already just only the middle of October? Wave season traditionally is No- uh, from January through March in the travel or cruise line industry.

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