Aman Group opens bookings for first luxury yacht sailings

Aman Group has opened reservations for its debut yacht, Amangati, the first vessel to set sail under its maritime lifestyle brand, Aman at Sea. The 180-metre, nine-deck yacht will embark on its inaugural Mediterranean season in spring 2027.

 

Amangati will offer a series of five- to eight-night voyages exploring destinations known for their architectural and cultural heritage, including the Dalmatian Coast and the French Riviera. The curated itineraries will feature visits to "rarely accessed" ports such as Beaulieu-sur-Mer and a journey along Venice’s Grand Canal in a rare route "exclusive to Amangati". 

 

Select sailings will coincide with major global events, including the Cannes Film Festival and the Monaco Grand Prix, offering guests the opportunity to combine luxury cruising with cultural immersion.

 

Onboard, Aman’s signature service and attention to detail will be delivered by a dedicated concierge team. Guests will arrive and depart via two helipads and six tenders, offering seamless access to destinations throughout the Mediterranean.

 

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Accommodation comprises 47 suites with Japanese-inspired design and private terraces. Dining venues include Alira for all-day Mediterranean cuisine, Akari and Hiori for washoku and teppanyaki, and The Aman Grill. In-suite dining is available 24 hours a day.

 

Amenities on board include The Jazz Club, a private marina, multiple sundecks, a cinema and a youth lounge. The expansive Aman Spa features eight treatment rooms, open-air whirlpools, a hammam, banya, fitness studio, medi-spa, medical centre and beauty lounge.

 

Pricing for Amangati’s maiden season has yet to be announced.

 

The luxury cruise market has more than tripled since 2010 in terms of ships and capacity, according to Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA). It is expected to reach 1.5 million travellers by 2028 and be worth nearly £14.6 billion (AED72.0 billion) by 2032, up from £5.3 billion (AED26.1 billion) in 2022.