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July 24, 2026
The inaugural voyage is set for May 7, 2027 from Palma de Mallorca to Nice.
A rendering of the 180-meter/591-foot, 23,000gt Amangati
Amangati tasted water for the first time as the 180-meter/591-foot, 23,000gt vessel emerged from the dry dock at T. Mariotti in Genoa.
With the hull completed, Amangati now moves to the outfitting quay where the interiors will be finished. These include 47 suites, the 740-square-meter/2,428-square foot Aman Spa, four restaurants (Mediterranean, Japanese, teppanyaki and a grill), the Marina and adjacent Selora Lounge, a jazz club and a cigar lounge.
Amangati's all-day Mediterranean restaurant Alira, top left, and a grand suite, top right. Below, the pool and, adjacent to the Marina, Selora Lounge RENDERINGS: SINOT
Four limousine tenders, two open sport tenders and two helipads, one forward and one aft, complete the offerings.
The 94-passenger vessel will carry 207 crew and will be registered in Malta.
"Today is a defining moment in the story of Aman at Sea. To see Amangati painted, afloat and taking shape for the first time is to see years of design, craftsmanship and vision meeting the water together," said Jonathan Wilson, president and CEO of Aman at Sea. "We are grateful to the T. Mariotti shipyard, Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design and to every hand that has brought Amangati to this milestone. Every step from here brings us closer to welcoming our first guests aboard next May."
Amangati is scheduled to depart Palma de Mallorca on a six -night voyage to Nice May 7, 2027, opening its inaugural Mediterranean season with voyages five to eight nights across the Mediterranean, Adriatic, Ionian and Aegean seas.
Reservations are also open for Amangati's autumn 2027 Caribbean voyages.
