AmaMelodia RIVER CRUISE SHIP

AmaMelodia Overview

Cruise in luxury along Colombia’s magnificent Magdalena River on board our stunning new AmaMelodia, an intimate 64-passenger ship designed to maximize your views along this special waterway. Take in spectacular views from the balcony within your spacious stateroom, where accommodations range from 237 sq. ft. to 318 sq. ft. in our luxury suites. Taste exquisite, locally inspired Latin American cuisine and Western favorites within the Main Restaurant and enjoy live music and more each evening within the Main Lounge. For the ultimate in relaxation, soothe your muscles in the sun-deck whirlpool.

TECHNICAL DATA
Length223 feet
Width43 feet
Staterooms32
Passengers64

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1

Main Lounge

2

Pool

3

Fitness Room

4

Massage Room

5

Main Restaurant

6

Reception

7

Wheel House

Up to triple occupancy

Stateroom Categories

Luxury Suite
Junior Suite
A
B
C

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Category ACumbia Deck, 237 sq. ft.

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Category BSalsa Deck, 237 sq. ft.

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Category CSalsa Deck, 237 sq. ft.

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Junior SuiteSalsa Deck, 275 sq. ft.

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Luxury SuiteCumbia Deck, 306 sq. ft.

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