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Itineraries of the AmaSerena

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decks plans

Deck - 4

Sun
Amaserena Deck 4 Sun

Deck - 3

Violin
Amaserena Deck 3 Violin

Deck - 2

Cello
Amaserena Deck 2 Cello

Deck - 1

Piano

Ship's attributes

Services And Amenities

  • Elevators
  • Jacuzzi
  • Beauty salon
  • Spa & body care

Technical specifications

  • Classe:  Europe
  • Tonnage:  3500
  • Speed:  15.0 knots
  • Passengers:  162
  • Decks:  4
  • Length:  135 m
  • Width:  12 m

History

  • 2015: Année de construction

The bicycles aboard, and what you actually do with them

Every European ship in the fleet carries bicycles, including electrically assisted ones, free to use during port calls. It is a brochure line that looks harmless and yet changes the nature of the day.

A six-hour call by bicycle is nothing like the same call by coach. You leave the group's perimeter, you follow the river instead of leaving it, and you come back when you choose. On the Rhine and the Danube, cycle paths follow the bank almost without a break, which makes the exercise safe: you do not get lost following water.

The trade-off is real. You have to be able to ride, accept the traffic on the approaches to towns, and watch the time you are due back. The ship does not wait. A bicycle outing is arranged the evening before with the crew, not on a whim at breakfast.

Rhine and Danube

AmaSerena works both basins, with departures from Amsterdam and Basel. Our count on 26 August 2026 found 140 departure dates across three years.

The hull

A hundred and thirty-five metres, 161 guests, 85 cabins, delivered in 2015. It was named at Vilshofen in Bavaria, like most of its sisters. Twin balcony in the upper cabins.

The other ships in the fleet

AmaVenita, AmaCerto and AmaPrima share its configuration. AmaStella belongs to the second wave, with larger cabins and fewer guests.

What the cruise fare covers

Meals are included, with wine and beer served at lunch and dinner, soft drinks at any hour and a daily cocktail before supper. Guided excursions are included at every port. Wi-Fi is included. Bicycles are aboard, free to use during port calls on the European ships.

Outings are graded by effort: gentle, regular, active. That is not brochure caution. An active visit strings together stairs and slopes for three hours, and anyone who overestimates themselves at the start regrets it on the way back. Choose the level the evening before, not on the morning itself.

Two items are not included and they matter. Gratuities for the crew and the guides remain your responsibility on every destination: the line suggests an amount, it does not charge it. Air travel is not included either, unless bought through the line's own air programme.

Who this ship suits

The clientele is adult. There is no children's club, no childcare and no youth programme, and every traveller under eighteen shares a cabin with a responsible adult. The minimum age varies by destination and grows stricter on the African journeys; have it confirmed for the date you want.

A lift links the main decks, but it does not reach the sun deck, which is accessed by stair. That is where the landscape is watched from. Add to that boarding gangways that vary from quay to quay, and calls where you cross another ship moored alongside to reach the bank. Reduced mobility is prepared for, not improvised.

Booking from Quebec

Voyages AquaTerra operates under a licence from Quebec's Office de la protection du consommateur. The sums you pay move through a trust account kept separate from the agency's own funds, and the Compensation Fund for Customers of Travel Agents steps in where the law provides. That protection does not follow a booking made outside Quebec.

The ship is the simple part of the file. The flight, the connection, the hotel night before embarkation and the transfer to the pier make up the rest, and that is where the real comfort of a departure is decided.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, including electrically assisted ones, free to use during port calls on every European ship in the fleet. A call by bicycle is nothing like the same call by coach.
You need to be able to ride and to accept the traffic on the approaches to towns. Electric assistance flattens the hills, but it does not replace ease on a bicycle in traffic.
Hardly, if you follow the river: the Rhine and Danube cycle paths hug the bank almost without a break. Watch the time you are due back instead, because the ship does not wait.
Our inventory measured 140 departure dates on 26 August 2026, across 2026, 2027 and 2028, departing from Amsterdam and Basel.
A hundred and sixty-one guests in 85 cabins, the original configuration of the 135-metre series delivered between 2010 and 2015.
The Rhine and the Danube, with departures from Amsterdam and Basel. The port of departure changes the geography of the route and the countries crossed a great deal.
In 2015. It was named at Vilshofen in Bavaria, like most of its sister ships in the same 135-metre series delivered between 2010 and 2015.
Yes, in the upper cabins: a sliding glass wall and a real outdoor balcony in the same cabin. The lower categories open onto a fixed window.
No, never automatically. They stay at your initiative and on your account, for the crew as well as for guides and drivers ashore.
No. The fare covers life aboard and the excursions; air travel stays outside it, unless bought through the line's dedicated programme.
Yes, and it is one of the better things this line does: two travellers in the same couple can choose different paces on the same morning without one imposing their stride on the other.
Technically sometimes, practically no. No childcare, no youth activities, a rhythm set by the port calls and short evenings. This product was not designed for that.
It calls for preparation. The lift does not serve the sun deck, gangways vary with the quay, and some calls require crossing a neighbouring ship to reach the bank.
Yes, the evening before with the crew. The number of bicycles is limited and the best hours go quickly, especially at calls where the path runs along a vineyard.
A licence from Quebec's Office de la protection du consommateur, a trust account for the sums paid, and the Compensation Fund for Customers of Travel Agents. The licence number appears on your contract.
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  • #Heated pool
  • #Swim?up bar
  • #Spa/whirlpool
  • #Fitness room
  • #Sauna
  • #Massage services
  • #Library
  • #Main lounge & bar
  • #Observation lounge
  • #Glass elevator
  • #Sun?deck walking track
  • #On?board biking excursions
  • #Gourmet restaurant (Chef’s Table)
  • #24?hour café/buffet
  • #High?speed Wi?Fi
  • #Gift shop
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