AmaDouro on the Douro near Escamarão, 2024

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AmaDouro

AmaDouro is a AmaWaterways cruise ship, in service since 2019. She carries 102 guests with a crew of 38. She sails Douro itineraries.

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About AmaDouro

AmaDouro is a 79-meter river ship built for Portugal's Douro, where she has sailed since 2019. She takes 102 guests in 51 staterooms and suites, the suites with outside balconies, and has a single Main Restaurant whose menus lean on Portuguese and Spanish cooking and Douro wines, a panoramic lounge and a Sun Deck pool. Her Enticing Douro cruises are round trips from Porto with a visit to Salamanca in Spain, and she also sails between Porto and Vega de Terrón.

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Deck plans

Open on the line's site

Where she sails

Home port: Porto, Portugal.

Flying in for your cruise?

AmaDouro sails from Porto, Portugal. The airport is Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO), with 1 lounge to wait in before you board.

The lounge at Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport on Lounge FrogEvery ship sailing from Porto, Portugal

Quick answers

Which cruise line operates AmaDouro?

AmaDouro is operated by AmaWaterways.

How big is AmaDouro?

AmaDouro measures 79 metres in length, with 4 decks.

How many passengers does AmaDouro carry?

AmaDouro carries 102 guests at double occupancy, with a crew of 38 (about 2.7 guests per crew member).

When did AmaDouro enter service?

AmaDouro entered service in 2019.

Where does AmaDouro sail?

AmaDouro sails Douro itineraries. Her home port is Porto, Portugal.

Which airport should I fly into for AmaDouro?

AmaDouro sails from Porto, Portugal. Fly into Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO), which has 1 airport lounge listed on Lounge Frog.

Where can I find the deck plans for AmaDouro?

AmaWaterways publishes the deck plans for AmaDouro; this page links to Deck plans.

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