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AmaWaterways AmaMagna OWNER’S SUITE

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Voyaging past apricot orchards, imposing castles, vineyards and charming villages along Europe’s Danube River, AmaMagna looksa bit like a sleek skyscraper turned sideways. Hugely popular for her larger common spaces and more expansive suites, the boat measures nearly twice the width of the average river cruise ship. Despite her broader footprint, AmaMagna retains AmaWaterways’s renowned intimate and convivial ambience, o ff ering space for only 196 passengers. Gastronomy lovers will appreciate the ship’s four diverse restaurants, including The Chef’s Table with its open kitchen and Al Fresco, which is fi tted with glass walls to maximize the voyage’s riveting views. Work it all o ff at the state-of-the-art Zen Wellness Studio, in the roomy yoga tent on the sundeck or pedaling the boat’s own fl eet of bikes for port use. All suites on AmaMagna feel voluminous, with popular Grand Suites measuring 474 sq ft. But the dazzling 710-sq-ft Owner’s Suite, the ship’s crème de la crème residence, gets top billing. Imagined with feng shui fl air and pops of color, it features a king-size bed facing the river. Capture glimpses of the countryside and landmarks (Melk Abbey, for example) as you enjoy breakfast in bed. Mid-century modern-style furnishings, a dining table for six, an ample living area, a walk-in closet for storage, a plush bathroom complete with soaking tub and a capacious terrace comprise the suite’s range of virtues. From $13,000 per person per night. Contact info@ amawaterways.com, +1 800 626 0126, amawaterways.com

Fromtop Owner’s Suite living room; Owner’s Suite bedroom