AmaRudi deck 1 plan (Piano-Cabins-Dining-Crew-Marina)

Rudi's Wine Bar is a dedicated tasting venue located in a quieter part of the ship, making it much calmer than the main lounge during the evening entertainment. The decor is contemporary with comfortable armchairs, small cocktail tables, warm lighting, and wine displays creating an upscale but intimate atmosphere.

Unlike the lounges serving complimentary wines during meals, Rudi's Wine Bar focuses on premium wines. Tastings and specialty wine experiences may carry an additional charge depending on the cruise, while some events are complimentary for guests on wine-themed cruises. It's best suited for couples and wine enthusiasts rather than large groups, and because seating is relatively limited, arriving before dinner is recommended.

The Chef's Table is a complimentary specialty dining venue, but dinner reservations are required because seating is limited. Guests are typically invited once during the cruise, although additional visits may be possible depending on availability. The restaurant features an open show kitchen where chefs prepare several courses in full view of diners. Seating consists mainly of tables for two and four, creating an intimate fine-dining atmosphere. The Chef's Table's menu is fixed (not a la carte). Courses are paired with complimentary wines, and service takes noticeably longer than Journeys Restaurant's dinner (usually ~2 hours), making it ideal for an evening when no excursions begin early the following morning.

The Studio/Cinema is a multi-media room equipped with theater-style seating, a large projection screen, a karaoke sound system, billiards, and a jukebox. Programming varies by cruise itinerary and may include feature movies, destination-themed media presentations, enrichment lectures, or documentaries. Because passenger numbers are relatively low, seating is generally sufficient without reservations.

Cruise cabins from 102 to 112, all of which are Outside Staterooms with fixed windows (categories D and E).

After the passenger staterooms are located staff and crew cabins and service areas (inaccessible to passengers).

The aft-located Marina (Watersports Platform & Lounge) is one of AmaRudi's distinguishing features and unique for a river cruise ship facility. When conditions permit, a hydraulic platform lowers to water level, providing access for complimentary activities such as kayaking and other water equipment (river canoes, Zodiacs/large-capacity inflatable boats) carried by the ship. Adjacent seating creates a relaxed waterfront lounge where guests can sit just above river level. Staff supervise operations and provide safety equipment.

The Marina's availability depends entirely on river conditions, current, local regulations, docking position, and weather, so it's not guaranteed every day.

The Marina is accessible via stairs from upper decks.

An elevator/lift and a grand staircase connect all cabin decks.

AmaMagna also provides a fleet of complimentary bicycles and helmets, allowing passengers to explore land destinations via guided or independent bike tours.