AmaPrima

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AmaPrima Vienna
Coming from Bratislava, AmaPrima makes her way to Vienna. I boarded for five days, enough time to discover 10 things to like about AmaWaterways’ newest vessel. © 2013 Ralph Grizzle

AmaPrima Overview

In 2013, AmaWaterways took delivery of the 162-guest, 443-foot long AmaPrima, sister ship to AmaCerto, launched in 2012. Designed to resemble the classic oceangoing yachts, AmaPrima continues AmaWaterways’ long tradition of building comfortable, spacious and elegant river cruise ships, but with a few new twists that were introduced on AmaCerto.

Those innovations include a stunning glass elevator, a heated swimming pool with swim-up bar, and an aft-facing specialty restaurant where magnificent views and an intimate dining experience are always on the menu. AmaPrima also features AmaWaterways’ “Twin Balcony” concept in many staterooms. These rooms and suites contain a standard French balcony and a full, step-out balcony.

Also see 12 Things To Like About The New AmaPrima

AmaPrima Staterooms

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A stateroom on AmaPrima, featuring the line’s unique Twin-Balcony concept. Photo courtesy of AmaWaterways

There are eight different stateroom categories aboard AmaPrima:

  • Categories D and E are both located on Piano Deck, and measure 160 square feet. They feature two fixed windows, a sitting area, a bathroom with glass-enclosed shower, and an interactive flat-screen TV featuring complimentary movies.
  • Category C staterooms are standard French Balcony staterooms situated on Violin and Cello decks. They measure 170 square feet and feature all of the amenities of Categories D and E.
  • Categories BA and BB are located on Violin and Cello decks, respectively. They measure 210 square feet and include both a standard French balcony and a full, step-out balcony — maximizing your options for taking in the sights and scents of Europe’s most beautiful waterways.
  • Categories AA and AB are also located on Violin and Cello decks, and also feature both French and full, step-out balconies. At 235 square feet, they are slightly larger than Categories BA and BB.
  • Suite Category staterooms are the largest accommodations aboard AmaPrima. These four suites, located at the forward end of Violin Deck, also feature both French and full step-out balconies. They also include a large, marble-clad bathroom featuring a separate shower, full-size soaker tub and dual sink and vanity area.

AmaPrima Public Areas

If you’ve sailed aboard AmaWaterways’ other vessels, you’ll find plenty to like about AmaPrima’s public areas.

AmaPrima Sundeck
AmaPrima’s sun deck features a jogging/walking track, lounge chairs, and tables under umbrellas. © 2013 Ralph Grizzle
  • The Sun Deck features a walking track and plenty of viewing space to admire Europe’s beautiful waterways, along with a pool and hot tub area. Both covered and uncovered seating options are also available here, along with an additional seating are forward of the Navigation Bridge.
  • On Violin Deck, guest have access to AmaPrima’s stunning forward Observation Lounge, with its Al Fresco Dining Terrace located all the way forward. The Main Reception Area, just aft of the main lounge and bar, includes a glass elevator and is the place to go for any daily information or account queries. All the way aft is a Massage and Hair Salon, a Fitness Center, and the aft-facing Chef’s Table Restaurant.
  • Cello Deck features AmaPrima’s elegant Main Restaurant.
Dining In Erlebnis
A nice evening in the specialty restaurant, Erlebnis, on AmaPrima. © 2013 Ralph Grizzle

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