Amatista

Max Passengers: 29
Ship Type: River Cruise Ship
Operated By: Jungle Experiences

Perfectly equipped with exterior-view cabins, the Amatista Expedition ensures that every traveler can enjoy an authentic Amazon experience without compromising comfort and rest. Guests are invited to admire the immensity of the rainforest in unique ways—stargazing from the observation deck, relaxing to the rhythm of the river’s gentle sway, and breathing in the fresh Amazonian air while immersing themselves in the jungle’s mystique.

Cabin Specifications
The Amatista accommodates 29 passengers across 14 cabins, including 12 Standard King Cabins, 1 Standard Cabin and 1 Triple Cabin. Furnished with a private bathroom with shower, air conditioning, and exterior view windows. Additional amenities include a desk, wardrobe, chest of drawers, and dresser.. All cabins feature smoke detectors and 24-hour hot water.

Features onboard
Guests can enjoy communal spaces designed for relaxation and connection to the Amazon, including an exterior bar-lounge, interior lounge/lecture room, dining room, and observation deck. Dining aboard the Amatista is a gastronomic journey, with a menu that blends local flavors from the Amazon with international recipes for a rich culinary experience. Excursions are carried out using two auxiliary aluminum boats, both with a capacity of 14 passengers each, all equipped with low-emission engines and constant radio communication with the main vessel.

Ship specifications

• Date Launched: 1994
• Renovation Year: 2020
• Home Port: Nauta, Iquitos, Peru
• Registry: Peru
• Vessel Type: River Cruise Ship
• Passenger Capacity: 29
• Crew: 15, including a Cruise Director and 2 bilingual naturalist guides (English/Spanish)
• Length: 37.76 m (124 ft)
• Beam: 8.6 m (28 ft)
• Draft: 2.61 m (7 ft)
• Gross Tonnage: 820
• Speed: 8 knots
• Power: 110/220 volts
• Engines: 1 Caterpillar marine engine (365 HP)
• Generators: 2 x Caterpillar 110 Kw.
• Water Treatment: Onboard plant with 6,000-liter capacity

Safety Features
Equipped with a radio communication system with separate battery, satellite phone, life jackets, flare signals, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors in every cabin, and an onboard defibrillator.