• Construction Milestone Reached: Amangati completed its official float out at T. Mariotti shipyard in Genoa, moving from dry dock to outfitting quay.
• Boutique Guest Capacities: The 180-meter vessel accommodates just 94 guests across 47 private-terrace suites with a 2.2:1 crew-to-guest ratio.
• Industry-Leading Spa Facilities: The ship features a 740-square-meter Aman Spa, holding the title for the largest wellness venue in luxury yachting.
• Maiden Season Voyages: Inaugural Mediterranean sailings begin May 7, 2027, alongside newly opened Autumn 2027 Caribbean itineraries.

New from luxury hospitality leader Aman at Sea, the company’s inaugural ultra-luxury ocean-going yacht, Amangati, has successfully completed its float out at the T. Mariotti shipyard in Genoa, Italy. Marking the transition from structural dry dock construction to interior outfitting, this major milestone confirms the vessel’s hull is complete, sealed, and watertight as teams prepare for its highly anticipated May 2027 maiden voyage.

Designed by SINOT Yacht Architecture & Design, the 180-meter, nine-deck superyacht represents a peaceful sanctuary on the water, taking its name from the Sanskrit word for “peaceful motion”. Amangati offers an extraordinarily intimate, high-touch experience for up to 94 guests across 47 expansive ocean-facing suites, each equipped with a private terrace and full-height windows. Operating with an exceptional 2.2:1 crew-to-guest ratio, every suite includes a dedicated Suite Host to ensure seamless personalized service. Onboard amenities include four signature restaurants, a jazz club, cinema, two helipads, and a dynamic stern marina featuring direct sea access with floating platforms and luxury tenders. Additionally, wellness enthusiasts will enjoy the 740-square-meter Aman Spa, making it the largest dedicated spa facility in luxury yachting.

Following its inaugural six-night sailing from Palma de Mallorca to Nice on May 7, 2027, Amangati will spend its maiden season exploring the Mediterranean, Adriatic, Ionian, and Aegean seas before embarking on newly announced Autumn 2027 Caribbean itineraries. Reservations are officially open, giving discerning travelers early access to a new era of tranquil maritime travel.