Amangati: first Aman ship with available charters
Aman at Sea will debut with Amangati, a ship scheduled for delivery in the summer of 2027, officially opening bookings for private charters. Designed to offer a personalized experience with spacious living areas and dedicated services, the vessel marks the entry of the Aman group into the cruise sector, aiming to establish a new standard in hospitality at sea.
Since 1988, the Aman brand has been present in the high-end hospitality sector with resorts and residences worldwide. Its philosophy is to offer intimate experiences, often in settings far from mass tourism.
In recent years, the company has expanded its scope with lines dedicated to wellness, fashion, and design, developing a lifestyle brand model that integrates different fields.
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Within this diversification process lies Aman at Sea, a project dedicated to navigation. The company will debut with Amangati, currently under construction in Genoa at the T. Mariotti shipyard in collaboration with Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design.
Delivery is scheduled for the summer of 2027. With a length of 600 feet, Amangati will present itself as a vessel designed to welcome travelers in a setting of privacy and complete personalization of the onboard experience.
The most recent step concerns the opening of charter bookings. For the first time, groups and organizations can reserve the ship exclusively for events or tailor-made journeys.
Amangati, Aman at Sea – Rear View
This formula offers the possibility of defining dedicated itineraries, with the support of a carefully selected crew. The introduction of private charter represents a strategic innovation for Aman at Sea, which aims to reach a market segment interested in a bespoke use of the vessel.
The accommodation structure of Amangati includes 47 suites for a total of 94 guests. Each suite has private terraces, in some cases with pools. The architectural lines recall elements of Japanese ryokan houses, with spaces organized to promote calm and order.
The large windows allow direct contact with the surrounding environment, while the chosen materials, such as wood and stone, are used for their simplicity yet functionality.
In addition to the suites, the ship will host several services. Among the dining options are the Japanese restaurant Nama, a Mediterranean proposal, a steakhouse, and a club with live music.
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Amangati, Aman at Sea – Suite, 1
The wellness sector will be represented by the Aman Spa, which will also include a garden inspired by Japanese tradition. At the rear of the ship, there will be a space dedicated to water activities, allowing guests direct access to the sea.
On the organizational side, Aman at Sea is strengthening its management team. The arrival of Angela Composto as Senior Vice President Sales, Marketing & Reservations is an important step in this phase.
With over twenty years of experience in the cruise industry and high-end tourism, Composto has overseen the launch of international projects and commercial development strategies. Her presence will help position Amangati within a competitive segment, combining marketing activities with long-term sales policies.
The manager stated that she intends to bring her accumulated experience to this new role, with the aim of presenting the Aman brand to the world of navigation. Her words highlight the objective of introducing at sea a model that has already received high recognition in the hotel industry.
Amangati, Aman at Sea – Side View
Over the next year, the first itineraries in the Mediterranean will be presented, marking the official debut of the ship. These will be journeys designed for a select audience, in line with the limited number of guests. At the same time, the charter formula will remain available, allowing the ship to be used privately.
With Amangati, Aman expands its portfolio into the maritime sector, focusing on an approach that combines design, dedicated services, and personalization opportunities.
Entry into the luxury cruise sector represents a natural extension of the brand’s philosophy and an attempt to bring to the sea the same consistency already experienced on land.
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