Aman at Sea’s Amangati Launches Luxury Mediterranean Yachting

The luxury hospitality world is evolving with Aman at Sea’s entry into yachting. Amangati, meaning ‘peaceful motion’ in Sanskrit, represents a new pinnacle of serene sea travel. Set to launch in spring 2027, this 600-foot motor yacht will host just 94 guests in 47 expansive suites, each boasting private terraces for unobstructed sea views. Designed around principles of space, privacy, and tranquility, Amangati promises voyages that prioritize depth over haste across the Mediterranean.

Engineering Tranquility on the Waves

Amangati’s architecture draws from Aman’s renowned resorts, translating land-based serenity to the ocean. Spanning nine decks, the yacht emphasizes open spaces and seamless indoor-outdoor flow. At its core lies the Selora Marina and Lounge, a dedicated beach club hub with shaded decks for watersports, lounging, and direct sea access via six tenders and two helipads. These features enable bespoke excursions, from private helicopter transfers to intimate shore explorations.

The vessel’s compact guest capacity ensures an intimate atmosphere, supported by a highly attuned crew focused on discretion. Unlike larger cruise ships, Amangati glides through waters at a measured pace, allowing for lingering in ports with late-night departures and overnights. This slow-travel ethos aligns with cultural immersion, avoiding rushed itineraries in favor of meaningful connections with destinations.

Unveiling the 2027 Mediterranean Odyssey

Amangati’s inaugural season targets the sun-kissed Mediterranean, with voyages spanning five to eight nights. These routes weave through iconic and lesser-known ports, from Spain’s Balearic Islands to Italy’s Amalfi Coast, Croatia’s Dalmatian shores, and Greece’s Cyclades. Highlights include daily port calls on shorter trips, timed to sync with Europe’s vibrant summer calendar.

The maiden voyage kicks off on May 7, 2027: a six-night passage from Palma de Mallorca to Nice, stopping at Mahón (Menorca), Barcelona, Palamós, Marseille, and Saint-Tropez. Subsequent sailings loop the French Riviera, such as Nice to Nice or Marseille to Nice, before venturing eastward to Dubrovnik-Venice, Valletta-Catania, Corfu-Piraeus (Athens), and Naples-Salerno. Each itinerary balances glamour with authenticity, featuring overnights for deeper engagement.

• Palma de Mallorca to Nice (6 nights): Daily ports for a rhythmic exploration of Iberian and Provençal coasts.
• Nice Roundtrips (5-7 nights): Riviera immersion with Cannes Film Festival alignment (May 13-21).
• Dubrovnik to Venice (7 nights): Dalmatian heritage capped by a sunset Grand Canal transit.
• Monaco Grand Prix Special (May 27-June 2): Anchorages timed for the iconic race.
• Greek Isles and Sicily (6-8 nights): From Corfu to ancient sites in Catania.

Standout is the Venice departure: Amangati’s size permits a rare sunset glide through the Grand Canal, past St. Mark’s Square into the Adriatic—a privilege amid Venice’s traffic restrictions.

Culinary Journeys Inspired by the Sea

Dining aboard elevates regional flavors with seasonal menus across specialized venues. Alira offers all-day Mediterranean plates using fresh, itinerary-sourced ingredients. Akari and Hiori deliver Japanese washoku, teppanyaki, and sushi artistry. Aman Grill provides elemental fire-cooked dishes, while a jazz club and cinema enhance evenings. Private charters can customize further, blending onboard feasts with ashore tastings.

Wellness Redefined at Sea

Aman’s wellness legacy shines in the 12,817-square-foot Aman Spa, the largest at sea, across two decks. Eight ocean-facing treatment rooms feature private terraces, showers, and open-air whirlpools. A hammam, banya, Japanese serenity garden, and dedicated zones promote holistic restoration. Yoga decks, fitness areas, and spa rituals draw from global traditions, tailored to Mediterranean vitality.

Suites range from 731 to 3,811 square feet, ensuring personal sanctuaries. Entry-level options include plunge pools; top-tier Amangiri Suites offer multi-room opulence. All prioritize natural light, minimalist design, and butler service.

Beyond Scheduled Sailings: Charters and Exclusives

While public itineraries fill fast, Amangati accommodates private charters for bespoke adventures—family reunions, corporate retreats, or milestone celebrations. Helipads facilitate seamless logistics, pairing yacht time with private island hops or event tie-ins. Reservations are open, with demand expected to mirror Aman’s land properties.

Why Amangati Stands Apart in Luxury Yachting

In a crowded superyacht market, Amangati distinguishes through restraint. No casinos or crowds; instead, profound calm amid opulence. Itineraries timed for events like Cannes (film premieres from anchor) or Monaco (trackside via tender) add allure without frenzy. Cultural programs—art tours, historical walks, chef-led markets—complement voyages, led by concierge experts.

Sustainability subtly integrates: low-emission design, local sourcing, and community-focused excursions uphold Aman’s ethos.

Practicalities for Booking Your Voyage

Spring 2027 marks the debut, with bookings live via Aman at Sea. Fares reflect exclusivity (starting around $50,000+ per suite, per sources), covering all-inclusive luxury. Expect waitlists; early inquiries advised. Custom itineraries post-season possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Amangati launch?

Spring 2027, with the first voyage May 7 from Palma de Mallorca.

How many guests can it hold?

Maximum 94 across 47 suites.

What regions will it sail?

Western and Eastern Mediterranean: Balearics, Riviera, Dalmatia, Greece, Italy.

Are there wellness facilities?

Yes, a two-deck 12,817 sq ft spa with treatments, hammam, and serenity gardens.

Can I charter the yacht?

Absolutely, for private groups alongside scheduled trips.

Special events included?

Itineraries align with Cannes Film Festival and Monaco Grand Prix.