AmaSofia deck 3 plan (Violin-Cabins-Lobby-Lounge)

The fore-located Bow Terrace is a great vantage point for outdoor observation. The space is accessed from the Al Fresco.

The Lark Lounge & Bar is the ship's main social venue, featuring floor-to-ceiling and wall-to-wall windows, a full-service bar, comfortable lounge seating, a dance floor, a grand piano and live musical/show performances (in the afternoons and evenings), and a large screen used for lectures/media presentations and evening entertainment. Standard cocktails, premium spirits, specialty wines, and premium beverages may incur additional charges, while many drinks are included depending on the fare and service period. The lounge's evening programming includes live music and vocal performances, cocktail hour (nightly), a live show program with local performers (dancers and musicians boarding the riverboat), and the crew show (once per cruise). The daily programming includes various workshops, classes, demonstrations, trivia games, and watching movies. Special activities hosted here are themed dance nights and food-and-wine tastings (itinerary-based / local delicacies, liqueurs, cheeses, sweets, etc).

Al Fresco is a bow-facing, glass-enclosed dining venue with direct access from the Lark Lounge. It is also accessed via outside stairs from the Sun Deck (above). Al Fresco serves breakfast and lunch, and features floor-to-ceiling glass walls. Depending on weather, sections may open for fresh air while remaining protected from wind. Meals are included in the cruise fare and generally feature lighter buffet selections than the main restaurant.

The Lobby Hall (Atrium's upper level) houses the ship entrances (portside and starboard), the Boutique, and the Reception Desk (24-hour general assistance, information, account queries, purser services, key-card issues). The Reception doubles as the Cruise Director's Office, providing information on shore excursions/tours, daily scheduled activities, and also serving AmaWaterways' onboard cruise booking program.

In the Lobby, there is also a complimentary (open 24 hours) self-service beverage station offering coffee, espresso-based drinks from automated machines, hot water, tea bags, hot chocolate, and occasional cookies or pastries. Guests don't need a drink package to use the station.

Boutique is a small Shop selling mainly locally made gifts and souvenirs, AmaWaterways-logoed merchandise, and travel essentials.

The Chef's Table is a 24-seat specialty restaurant. The dining experience is included in the fares, with every passenger receiving one reservation per cruise. The aft-facing restaurant has floor-to-ceiling windows for stern views (of the ship's wake) and features a live cooking experience/an open kitchen where guests can watch the chefs prepare each course. The dinner menu is a multi-course tasting menu with carefully selected regional wine pairings. The Chef's Table menus change seasonally, with most dishes prepared with fresh locally-sourced ingredients. Vegetarian, vegan, and other dietary preferences are accommodated with advance notice. The dinner lasts about 2 hours, allowing guests to enjoy each course at a leisurely pace. The chefs explain the dishes, the wine pairings are thoughtfully chosen, and the overall presentation rivals that of many land-based fine restaurants.

A grand staircase and an elevator connect two cabin decks (Cello-Violin).

Cruise cabins from 301 to 334 include 10x French Balcony (categories CA and CB), and the rest are Twin Balcony staterooms (categories AA and BA) and Twin Balcony Suites (category SS).