Welcome aboard!

You have been asked to travel across the Group’s key locations to recover fragments of its Sustainability Report.
In each city you will found collectibles with information on d’Amico ESG plan insights: click it and discover strategies, KPI’s and projects of the Group!

Sailor's knot
Calendar
Lighthouse
Blackboard
Gold compass‑rose pendant
Spyglass
Vials, pipettes, scientist tools
Wind rose
Paint and hammer

The d’Amico Group is strengthening fleet efficiency through technical measures aimed at reducing fuel consumption and emissions. These actions support its decarbonisation strategy, improve operational performance, and contribute to compliance with environmental standards and long-term sustainability goals.

Lantern

In 2024, d’Amico completed the transition from traditional to LED lighting across its fleet, resulting in an annual reduction of approximately 75.8 tons of CO₂ per ship and a total reduction of about 4,172 tons of CO₂ from the lighting upgrade alone.

Ship's wheel
Drawing compass
First aid kit
Whale figurine

Since 2021, the d’Amico Group has taken part in programs that promote reduced ship speeds to protect whales and lower environmental impact. In 2024, it joined the Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies initiative and received the Gold Award for high compliance. These measures have helped significantly reduce whale mortality and emissions.

Ship anchor
Ship propeller

Il Gruppo d’amico lavora per una maggiore efficienza progettuale. Infatti, il perfezionamento del design delle navi serve per massimizzare l’efficienza energetica attraverso un design avanzato dello scafo, sistemi di propulsione migliorati e tecnologie per ridurre il consumo di carburante e le emissioni della flotta esistente.

Ship in a bottle
A mug with a smiley face
Balance
Videotape
Message in a bottle
Treasure chest
Map
Old Book
Pellicola Film
Modellino Nave
Compass

Welcome aboard

Why on earth didn’t I just stay at my desk? The only big creature there was that broken coffee machine. What a nightmare! And can you believe some folks use whale songs as white noise? Wild, right? But I have to say, they’re stunning, majestic, the queens of the sea. Hats off to you!