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Aman at Sea's first cruise ship, the Amangati, has been floated out at the T. Mariotti shipyard in Genoa, Italy.
Announcing the milestone in a statement, the cruise line noted that the ship now moves to the outfitting quay in Genoa, where the finishing of the interiors will follow in the months ahead.
"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."
The Amangati will depart Palma de Mallorca on a six-night voyage bound for Nice on May 7, 2027, opening its inaugural Mediterranean season with voyages ranging from five to eight nights across the Mediterranean, Adriatic, Ionian and Aegean seas.
Reservations are open for the maiden season, along with the recently announced 2027 Caribbean voyages.
