AmaWaterways has announced plans for its largest expansion to date, with the goal of growing its fleet to more than 50 ships worldwide by 2032.

The line currently operates 31 ships, with three new vessels already set to debut in 2027 on the Rhine, Danube and Mekong. In Europe, AmaWaterways had previously confirmed eight new ships and is now adding seven more, including one in Portugal.

Much of the growth will take place outside of Europe, with more than 60 percent of future capacity expected in regions like Africa and Asia. That includes additional ships on the Nile and Mekong, as well as further expansion on the Chobe River.

Several new ships have already been outlined as part of the rollout. AmaNubia will debut on the Nile in 2026, joining AmaDahlia and AmaLilia. In 2027, AmaRudi will become the line’s second double-width ship on the Danube, following AmaMagna, while AmaMaya will launch on the Mekong. AmaFiora is also set to debut on the Rhine that year. Additional ships planned for 2028 include AmaClara on the Rhône, AmaGaia on the Douro and AmaCleo on the Nile.

Alongside the fleet expansion, AmaWaterways continues to build on its onboard experience. Fares include accommodations, meals, wine and beer with lunch and dinner, daily guided excursions, Wi-Fi and the services of a Cruise Manager throughout the journey. Recent updates include an expanded wine program with more than 30 included selections, new Italian lunch offerings in The Chef’s Table and a new all-day dining concept called “Savor at The Lark.”

The line also continues to invest in its land programs, with pre- and post-cruise packages that include hotel stays, guided tours and transfers.