SINGAPORE, 27 October 2026: After unveiling its maiden Mediterranean season and the first chapter of Amangati’s Caribbean voyages, Aman at Sea completes the picture of the yacht’s inaugural Caribbean season this week.
Twelve winter 2028 journeys of five to eight nights follow Autumn 2027 itineraries announced last June. They sail routes to the harbours and archipelagos of the Antilles from 21 November 2027 through 20 March 2028, and open new waters in the Dominican Republic, Martinique, Guadeloupe and the Grenadines.
Amangati extends its inaugural Caribbean season into 2028 with 12 voyages of five- to eight-night sailings between 2 January and 20 March.
Departing Palma de Mallorca on 7 May 2027, Amangati’s inaugural Mediterranean season will feature five- to eight-night voyages across the Mediterranean, Adriatic, Ionian and Aegean seas, with itineraries designed around longer stays, late departures and access to intimate harbours and secluded anchorages.
Autumn 2027
The Autumn season comprises three regional voyage routes: the Leeward Islands, the Windward Islands, and the Dutch Caribbean, with select sailings extending through the festive season.
The Leeward Islands voyages open the season with three successive itineraries through the northern arc of the Antilles, drawing on the harbour of Gustavia in Saint Barthélemy and Saint Kitts and Nevis.
The Windward Islands voyages depart from Saint John’s and Bridgetown in Barbados, respectively, and carry guests south through Îles des Saintes in Guadeloupe, Portsmouth in Dominica, Anse d’Arlet in Martinique, and Soufrière in Saint Lucia, beneath the rain-forested Pitons.
The Dutch Caribbean voyages offer itineraries from Bridgetown and Oranjestad, tracing the southern Caribbean’s ABC islands, Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao.
Launching in May 2027, Amangati will welcome just 94 guests across 47 ocean-facing suites, each featuring a private terrace and uninterrupted sea views. On board, guests can enjoy four signature restaurants, the Aman Spa and direct access to the sea via The Marina.
(Source: Aman at Sea)
