Aman at Sea has announced that, following the unveiling of its maiden Mediterranean season and the first chapter of the Amangati’s Caribbean voyages, the company is adding 12 winter 2028 cruises of five to eight nights to the Autumn 2027 itineraries revealed in June.
Autumn 2027
The Autumn season comprises three cruises: the “Leeward Islands,” the “Windward Islands” and the “Dutch Caribbean,” with select sailings extending through the festive season.
Winter 2028
The three voyages are now joined by a new westward reach into the Greater Antilles, with first calls in the Dominican Republic, Martinique, Guadeloupe and the Grenadines revealed at a gentle pace.
The “Greater Antilles” voyages carry the Amangati west in January, from Philipsburg and the British Virgin Islands to Hispaniola.
The “Windward Islands” voyages depart from Saint John’s and Bridgetown and carry the season south, featuring Saint-Pierre in Martinique, Marie-Galante and Bequia in the Grenadines.
Returning calls at Portsmouth in Dominica, Soufrière beneath the Pitons, Anse d’Arlet in Martinique and Canouan in the Grenadines complete the sailing.
The “Leeward Islands” voyages again trace the northern arc. The “Dutch Caribbean” voyages return to the ABC islands of the southern Caribbean, sailing from Bridgetown and Oranjestad.
Closing the Season
The company added that ahead of the Amangati’s Caribbean sailing, four Mediterranean voyages of six, seven and eight nights are now released for reservation.
Together, they trace the full arc of the inaugural Mediterranean season:
- “Aegean Treasures” (October 10-18)
- “Italian Flavours” (October 18-24)
- “Coastal Highlights” (October 24 to November 1), and
- “Western Mediterranean” (November 1-8).
The Atlantic Passage
From Malaga, the Amangati heads to the Caribbean on its “Atlantic Passage” itinerary, which is a 13-night cruise that ends in Antigua.
At the close, the Amangati makes the crossing in reverse. Departing from Saint John’s on March 20, 2028, via Philipsburg and Gustavia, this eleven-night eastbound passage carries guests to Funchal on Madeira, arriving on March 31, 2028.
Onboard highlights include the Amangati’s Marina, with paddleboards, kayaks and a collection of water-based equipment.
