Cruise line Phoenix Reisen. Amera current location is at South America East Coast coordinates The AIS position was reported 15 minutes ago. Amera current cruise is 29 days, one-way from Bremerhaven to Rio de Janeiro. The itinerary starts on 13 Jan, and ends on 11 Feb, It was purchased by Cunard Line and operated until as Royal Viking Sun , then was transferred to Seabourn and in the period was named Seabourn Sun.
The vessel was chartered from V-Ships for 10 years Today, Phoenix Reisen travel agency and cruise brand has a large fleet of chartered and owned ocean ships and riverboats. In Northern Europe, the ship is homeported in Bremerhaven Germany. In the Mediterranean, the ship leaves out of various ports, mainly in Italy and France. The MS Amera ship is conditionally suitable for guests using wheelchairs. There are cabins , , , , , on the Salon and Jupiter decks that are wheelchair-accessible disability-friendly with wide door entrances, a shower with grab bars, no threshold to the bathroom.
The boat has 13 decks , of which 9 passenger-accessible and 8 with cabins. MS Amera guests can benefit from culinary highlights at various events in the ship's restaurants, with long table times and a free choice of seats. Another dining venue is the Lido Buffet Restaurant. In addition, passengers have the opportunity to book a table for a special evening in Pichler's Restaurant reservations are only possible onboard, no extra charge is applied.
Many cafes, bars, and lounges both inside and out are also available on various decks. During the day, passengers can expect a variety of program offers and in the evening live music and show entertainment. The onboard boutiques sell perfumes, jewellery, toiletries, cosmetics, souvenirs, sweets, and a selection of women's and men's clothing. Many onboard events and shore excursions are accompanied by a professional photographer and cameraman.
Guests can buy the resulting photos at the photoshop. Weddings or renewal of the vows is possible onboard for voyages of 10 days or more. The ceremony is performed by the on-board chaplain or the captain.
