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Abercrombie & Kent's luxury riverboat in Peru will be called Pure Amazon




Abercrombie & Kent has unveiled the name of its first Amazon riverboat -- Pure Amazon.

The 12-cabin riverboat will debut in 2025 on the Peruvian Amazon, sailing three- and four-night itineraries. Guests can combine sailings to do a seven-day cruise.




Pure Amazon will have 10 suites and two solo cabins. Cabins will let in a lot of natural light and feature an earth-tone color scheme and Indigenous artwork. Furniture will be locally sourced. 

Leading the ship's design is architect Adriana Granato of Milan-based Studio Ibsen. Granato is collaborating with local artists on the ship's interiors to reflect the spirit of the Amazon. 

Onboard, guests will find indoor and outdoor lounges, a dining room, a gym, a massage room and a pool on the sundeck. A skiff will be available for excursions on the river. 

The riverboat will be featured in A&K's Small Group Journeys and Tailor Made itineraries.

Bookings open to the public in August, but A&K says travel advisors will have access in July.

Abercrombie & Kent's luxury riverboat in Peru will be called Pure Amazon
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