Aman at Sea charts Caribbean debut

Aman at Sea has unveiled the first Caribbean itineraries for its inaugural luxury yacht, Amangati, with reservations now open for voyages sailing from November 2027 through to January 2028.

Caribbean season opens in late 2027

Following the launch of its maiden Mediterranean season, Aman at Sea will reposition Amangati across the Atlantic to Antigua, where the yacht will begin a series of five- to eight-night voyages exploring the Caribbean from 21 November 2027 until 2 January 2028.

The inaugural Caribbean program is divided into three regions – the Leeward Islands, Windward Islands and Dutch Caribbean – with itineraries featuring late departures, overnight stays and a preference for secluded anchorages over traditional cruise berths.

Itineraries showcase boutique Caribbean destinations

The Leeward Islands voyages will visit destinations including Saint Barthélemy, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Barbuda, Jost Van Dyke, Virgin Gorda, Sint Maarten, Saba, Montserrat and Anguilla.

Windward Islands sailings from Antigua and Barbados will call at Guadeloupe, Dominica, Martinique, Saint Lucia, Canouan and Grenada, while the Dutch Caribbean itineraries explore Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao alongside the Tobago Cays.

The season concludes with a two-night New Year’s Eve celebration at a private resort in Nevis, marking the transition into 2028.

Mediterranean finale and Atlantic crossing also released

Ahead of its Caribbean debut, Aman at Sea has also released four final Mediterranean voyages, ranging from six to eight nights, departing between October and November 2027.

The program includes itineraries across the Aegean, Adriatic, Italian coastline and Western Mediterranean before Amangati embarks on a 13-night Atlantic Passage from Malaga to Antigua. The crossing has been designed as a wellness-focused voyage centred on restoration, holistic wellbeing and extended time at sea.

Luxury yacht designed for immersive exploration

Currently under construction in Italy, the 180-metre Amangati will welcome just 94 guests across 47 ocean-facing suites, each featuring a private terrace.

The yacht will offer four restaurants, the largest spa in luxury yachting, direct sea access via its marina platform, and a dedicated Suite Host for every guest, reflecting Aman’s signature approach to personalised luxury hospitality.

For more information, visit Aman at Sea.

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