Amadeus Provence

About Amadeus Provence

Amadeus Provence belongs to Amadeus River Cruises's Amadeus Provence series and entered service in 2017. Built to navigate the lock systems and bridge clearances of European waterways, she measures roughly 110 metres in length and accommodates up to 140 guests in 70 staterooms across 4 passenger decks.

Operated by Lüftner Cruises since 1979, the Amadeus fleet is one of the most consistent in Europe — every ship is built to the same length and lock-class so any itinerary can be operated by any vessel. The Amadeus Cara, introduced in 2025, was the line's first Elbe-class vessel. Amadeus Provence reflects that brand DNA — from the design of her public spaces to the inclusions in her base fare.

The ship's typical home waters are the Rhône & Saône, where she runs 2 distinct itineraries during the operating season. Repositioning sailings, themed wine cruises and Christmas-market voyages may be added in autumn and early winter.

Cabin categories

The following stateroom and suite categories are offered onboard. Square-foot figures are quoted from the operator's published deck plans and exclude balcony floor space.

Deck plan

Amadeus Provence is laid out across 4 passenger decks plus the open-air sun deck. Public spaces, cabins and crew areas are arranged in the configuration described below.

Onboard amenities

• Sun deck with shaded lounge area
• Panoramic lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows
• Main restaurant serving open-seating regional cuisine
• Casual bistro for breakfast, lunch and late-night snacks
• Reception with 24-hour staff and concierge service
• Lift between most passenger decks
• Complimentary onboard Wi-Fi throughout the ship
• Hair salon and small fitness room

Featured itineraries

The voyages below are representative of those Amadeus Provence sails during her primary season. Exact ports, departure dates and durations vary by year — consult the operator for current schedules.

Sister ships in the Amadeus River Cruises fleet