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AmaSintra

AmaSintra is a AmaWaterways cruise ship, in service since 2025. She carries 102 guests with a crew of 38. She sails Douro itineraries.

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About AmaSintra

AmaSintra is AmaWaterways' third Douro ship, christened in Porto on April 17, 2025, with travel advisor Jenn Lee as godmother, before starting her first season. Built for the Douro, the 79-meter ship carries 102 guests in 51 staterooms with balcony views of the terraced vineyards, and has a Sun Deck pool, a fitness room and a restaurant focused on regional food and wine. She sails the seven-night Enticing Douro round trip from Porto, with stops including Régua and Salamanca, and departures run into late December.

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Deck plans

Open on the line's site

Where she sails

Home port: Porto, Portugal.

Flying in for your cruise?

AmaSintra 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 AmaSintra?

AmaSintra is operated by AmaWaterways.

How big is AmaSintra?

AmaSintra measures 79 metres in length, with 4 decks.

How many passengers does AmaSintra carry?

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

When did AmaSintra enter service?

AmaSintra entered service in 2025.

Where does AmaSintra sail?

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

Which airport should I fly into for AmaSintra?

AmaSintra 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 AmaSintra?

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

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