Smiling Faces On Board ....................................................................................................................................................
With AMAWATERWAYS, you’ll find an exceptional holiday experience. In addition you’ll enjoy the finest on board service of any river cruise line. After ten years in business, we believe that a big factor in our award-winning success is superior service and attention. Our passengers consistently rate our personalised, professional and friendly service as a highlight of their cruise. How do we know? They tell us. Passengers on board every AMAWATERWAYS ship complete a detailed questionnaire at the end of their cruise, and we diligently read every single one of them. It provides continuous feedback on our passengers’ experience, and enables us to guide our on board staff. We can praise the staff for a job well done, and make quick adjustments before the start of the next cruise. At AMAWATERWAYS, customer service is our top priority.
“The staff on board the ship were terrific.. friendly, eager to please and seemed sincerely concerned about the well-being of the passengers.”
Chris K. - Glasgow .............................................................................................................................
The common language on all of our vessels is English. Cruise Managers hail from countries as diverse as Australia, England, Belgium, Argentina and Germany, and are fluent in English. In Russia, on board the MS AMAKATARINA, our staff are mostly Russian. In Vietnam and Cambodia, the staff hail from South East Asia, but is fully English-speaking. Most of AMAWATERWAYS’ passengers are American, British, Canadian and Australian, and we also welcome guests from across the globe, in fact from over 54 countries to date.
AmaCerto • AmaLyra • AmaDolce AmaDante • AmaCello • AmaLegro • AmaDagio
Our attentive service creates an exceptional experience
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