Amangati, the first ship in the Aman at Sea fleet , will debut in the Caribbean in late 2027, after completing its inaugural season in the Mediterranean.
The ship will operate a series of luxury cruises around the Antilles before ringing in the New Year in Nevis, as part of a schedule of itineraries ranging from five to eight nights, beginning in November 2027.
The yacht, with a capacity for only 94 passengers, is currently under construction at the T. Mariotti shipyards in Italy. It is scheduled to enter service in the Mediterranean in the spring of 2027 before crossing the Atlantic towards the end of that same year.
Aman at Sea has the participation of Cruise Saudi, which is part of the company's shareholders.
The Caribbean season will run from November 21, 2027 to January 2, 2028, focusing on three major regions of the Caribbean: the Leeward Islands, the Windward Islands and the Dutch Caribbean.
This schedule represents the next phase of Aman at Sea's first year of operations, following the launch of its Mediterranean itineraries, which include trips to Spain, the French Riviera and the Adriatic.
The season will begin with three Leeward Islands cruises, with stops at destinations including Gustavia (Saint Barthélemy), Saint Kitts and Nevis, Jost Van Dyke, Virgin Gorda, Philipsburg (Sint Maarten), Saba, and Little Bay (Montserrat). The itineraries will also include a Marina DayinBarbuda, as well as a beach stop at Prickly Pear Cay, off the coast of Anguilla.
The second series of cruises will be dedicated to the Windward Islands, sailing between Saint John's (Antigua) and Bridgetown (Barbados). Stopovers include Îles des Saintes (Guadeloupe), Portsmouth (Dominica), Anse d'Arlet (Martinique), Soufrière (Saint Lucia), Canouan (Grenadines) and Saint George's (Grenada).
Finally, the third regional program will focus on the southern Caribbean, with itineraries between Bridgetown and Oranjestad, visiting Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao. Highlights include stops in Bonaire, Willemstad, and the Tobago Cays in the Grenadines.
The first Caribbean season will conclude with a two-night anchorage during the New Year's celebration at a private resort in Nevis, where passengers will welcome 2028.
Before crossing the Atlantic, Amangati will complete its first season in the Mediterranean with four new itineraries, for which bookings are now open. The program includes Aegean Treasures, a tour of the Peloponnese continuing to Dubrovnik and Kotor; Italian Flavors; Coastal Highlights; and a Western Mediterranean itinerary ending in Malaga.
The Mediterranean season will conclude with a 13-night transatlantic cruise between Málaga and Antigua. The voyage will include stops in Cádiz and Ponta Delgada in the Azores, and will feature a comprehensive wellness program on board during the crossing.
With a capacity for only 94 passengers distributed in 47 suites, Amangati positions itself in the ultra-luxury segment, focusing on destination-centric itineraries, extended layovers, and a more exclusive and immersive travel experience.
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