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AmaWaterways expands South American operations with second ship on Colombia's Magdalena River, increasing capacity for river cruise travelers.
via Seatrade Cruise · Published Apr 30, 2026 · 1 min read
AmaWaterways has expanded its operations on Colombia's Magdalena River with the introduction of a second vessel. The river cruise operator continues to build its presence in South America, offering travelers additional capacity for exploring the region's cultural and natural attractions. The addition represents the company's commitment to developing its portfolio along one of South America's significant waterways. River cruising in Colombia provides passengers with access to remote communities and historical sites that larger ocean vessels cannot reach. The expansion allows AmaWaterways to accommodate growing demand for intimate river experiences in the destination.
Originally reported by Seatrade Cruise, Anne Kalosh (April 30, 2026).
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