We took a cruise in Bordeaux, France, with AmaWaterways on AmaDolce.
AmaDolce carries up to 144 passengers and offers a lot of nice amenities and spaces.
If you are interested in a French river cruise, this is a wonderful option.
Have a look at our week with Backroads and AmaWaterways on our biking river cruise in Bordeaux in this video:
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hello everybody this is John you are watching in the loop travel and we are sailing on Amad doce amama waterways river ship for France the Bordeaux region specifically it sails on the gon the dordon and LaRon Estuary let’s have a look around let’s start up here on the Sund deck on Amad which has a nice walking track a putting green and the cornhole games set up plenty of chairs here and a canopy for shade some more chairs here with tables and Umbrellas located right near the hot [Music] tub there’s some nice couch seating right behind the Wheelhouse [Music] and some more chairs up toward the bowel these steps head down to deck three and the seating area just outside the lounge this is a nice spot to sit and enjoy the sunsets [Music] and you can go through a door here to go inside the lounge this is the main space for Port talks cocktail hours and nightly dancing and live music in Cruisers can enjoy included drinks sodas beer and wine during lunch and dinner Plus even more options at the nightly Sip and sale cocktail [Music] hour an early riser’s breakfast is set up each day in the bar [Music] area [Music] [Music] in the lobby you’ll find a boutique selling a selection of souvenirs and [Music] clothes [Music] and at the other side of the guest services desk is the front entrance to the [Music] lounge if you take these steers down from the atrium you’ll be on deck two where there is a corridor and passenger [Music] cabins the ship has an elevator that Services decks 1 through three and this stairway goes down to deck one in the state rooms down [Music] there this is where you can find the ice machine and public restrooms and then head down these stairs to the restaurant the main dining room has open seating serving breakfast lunch and dinner breakfast and lunch features a buffet [Music] [Music] [Music] this is the landing overlooking the lobby on Deck 3 here you’ll find the small library and the cruise director’s [Music] [Music] [Music] desk all the way at the after of deck three on Amad doce is the ship’s fitness center it’s a good siiz gym for a Rivers ship with cardio machines and some [Music] dumbbells there are public restrooms and something you don’t often see on these ships a [Music] SAA [Music] across the hall is the beauty salon where they offer massages and other services and at the very back of the ship is the Chef’s Table Restaurant this specialty dining experience seats up to to 24 and all Cruisers have a chance to dine here during their cruise and enjoy the wine pairing meal and great views through the large [Music] Windows now let’s have a look at my state room number 319 is 170 ft with the window that opens to create a French balcony Fe [Music] there are no power outlets at the nightstands so we used our own portable power blocks there’s a drawer under the bed that you can use on this side and under the bed on the other side is open and can fit suitcases [Music] underneath [Music] the ship was built in 2009 so it’s a little bit older and it has no us style plugs at the desk you will need a converter [Music] there’s also no mini fridge in the [Music] rooms we found extra USB power outlets at the back of the TV to help charge our devices [Music] and another Outlet back here here’s a look at the storage space in the [Music] [Music] closets [Music] [Music] and the small bathroom with one sink but a nice walk-in [Music] shower [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] thanks for having a look at our ship tour of Amad doce happy cruising and and we’ll see you again [Music] soon
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Very nice ship. Did you miss having your own bar fridge in your room?
Thank you! Do they have food available late at night? When I get up in the middle of the night on a cruise, I like to open the fridge and get a slice of pizza I stored earlier in the day. I don't necessarily need it for refreshments, but stuff like yogurt etc.
You may already know this, but some of your viewers watching may not, the electrical outlets you are referring to aren't actually "American" outlets, they are "North American" outlets that serve Mexico, Canada, Central American, USA and parts of South America😁 But, yes the "Americas".