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Four Seasons Yachts
The Four Seasons, at sea · Four Seasons I — launched March 2026
Four Seasons I entered service on 20 March 2026, the sixty-fifth anniversary of the day the first Four Seasons hotel opened. She runs 679 feet and 34,000 gross tons, carries 95 suites with no interior cabins aboard, and Four Seasons publishes a one-to-one guest-to-staff ratio. Fincantieri built the hull, Tillberg Design of Sweden drew the vessel and Martin Brudnizki Design Studio the social spaces; Four Seasons runs the venture jointly with Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings.
Before you compare her to anything else, understand how the fare works. Four Seasons prices by the suite rather than by the person: one number covers every guest up to that suite's maximum occupancy, the way a hotel room does. It covers breakfast, in-suite non-alcoholic drinks and snacks, high-speed Wi-Fi, the marina watersports, taxes and port fees, and the line states there is no expectation of tipping. It does not cover lunch, dinner, wine or spirits — the eleven restaurant and bar concepts are all a la carte.
That choice cuts both ways. It buys eleven properly different rooms to eat in rather than one dining room and a supper club: Sedna and its rotating Chef-in-Residence Program, the omakase counter at Miuna, Bar O for cocktails prepared tableside. It means a week aboard arrives with a bill on top of the fare. The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection is the closest rival at sea, and the two fares rest on different assumptions — we set them side by side before you choose.
She suits families and groups better than almost anything afloat. An industry-first modular wall system opens more than a hundred connecting configurations; the Loft Suite alone joins seven neighbouring suites for twenty guests, and the Suites with Studio add a bedroom, bathroom and private entrance for children or staff. If you want a fare with nothing left to sign for, look at the all-inclusive lines instead.
The ships
Four Seasons I
March 2026 · 95 suites
Sailing now. The maiden voyage left on 20 March 2026 into the Mediterranean. 679 feet, 34,000 gross tons, fifteen decks, 95 suites and no interior cabins, with a one-to-one guest-to-staff ratio.
Four Seasons II
Announced — debut 2028 · 79 suites
Announced on 9 June 2026 and not in service; Four Seasons gives her debut as 2028. A sister vessel at the same 679 feet and 34,000 gross tons, with 79 suites — twelve of them Yacht Residential Suites of two to four bedrooms across decks 9 to 11, with fully operational kitchens, private laundry rooms and, in select suites, splash pools and wellness spaces. The first itineraries are Mediterranean and Adriatic, adding fourteen new destinations including Syros, Kalamata, Hvar, Ibiza and Antibes.
The suites
Seaview Suite
473 sq ft (44 m2)
The entry category. Every suite category was showing Waitlist Only on Four Seasons' own suite pages when we last checked. One bedroom, one bathroom, king bed, walk-in closet, floor-to-ceiling windows, two adults and an infant. The Seaview Suite with Studio is the same footprint with a second bathroom and a studio that has its own private entrance.
Superior Seaview Suite
710 sq ft (66 m2)
One bedroom with an alcove sitting area and a dining table for two, and a king that splits into twins. The natural step up if the Seaview feels tight for a long voyage.
Ocean Suite
764 sq ft (71 m2)
Adds an indoor living space and a sleeper sofa, so it takes three adults, or two adults and two children. The Ocean Suite with Studio takes five, and the Grand Ocean Mid Suite goes further again at 818 sq ft (76 m2) with a second bathroom.
Loft Suite
3,562 sq ft (331 m2) inside, 7,952 sq ft (739 m2) with the terrace
One of the seven Signature Suites, aft across decks 9 and 10 — the group also takes in the Saint Barths, Milos, Saint-Tropez, Málaga, Portofino and Funnel Suites. Three king bedrooms, a private sauna and steam room, a splash pool, a fully operational kitchen with a separate staff entrance and a private lift. Six adults on its own, and it connects with up to seven neighbouring suites for twenty guests, the largest party the yacht will take.
Funnel Suite
5,393 sq ft (501 m2) inside, 9,924 sq ft (922 m2) with the terrace
There is one, forward inside the glass funnel across decks 11, 12, 14 and 15. Three bedrooms, four bathrooms and three powder rooms, an outdoor gym, a fully operational kitchen, splash pool, and exclusive access to a private lift and stairs. Five adults on its own, eleven with the PA Studio and connecting suites.
What the fare includes
The question every enquiry opens with. What follows is what the line itself publishes as included — we confirm it against your exact sailing before you commit.
- The fare is per suite, not per person — one number covers every guest up to the suite's maximum occupancy, including a child's rollaway or crib
- Breakfast in designated restaurants
- In-suite non-alcoholic beverages and snacks
- High-speed Wi-Fi
- Onboard entertainment and select enrichment programmes, including the Kids For All Seasons children's programme
- Access to the onboard marina water-sport offerings, and the Marina Day itself at no extra cost
- Onboard group exercise classes, subject to availability
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner for children five and under
- Taxes and port fees
- Gratuities: Four Seasons states that shipboard employees are fairly compensated and there is no expectation of additional tips
- Not included, and this is the part that changes the arithmetic: lunch, dinner, alcoholic drinks, in-suite dining, shore experiences, spa and salon, laundry and pressing, private fitness sessions, medical services and pre- or post-voyage hotels and transfers are all charged a la carte
- Signature Suites carry further inclusions — their suite pages list complimentary laundry and pressing, a stocked My Bar, butler-style service and priority access to dining, spa and shore bookings — but Four Seasons publishes no single consolidated list, so we confirm the current one at enquiry
On board
Sedna
The signature restaurant, with menus that change with the seasons and the regions the yacht visits. It also hosts the Chef-in-Residence Program, which brings accomplished chefs aboard to run tasting menus alongside Sedna's own.
Miuna
The omakase counter, and the clearest sign that the eleven-venue count is not padding. Sustainably sourced and built around what is available locally.
Bar O
Four Seasons calls it a return to the golden age of mixology: classic cocktails prepared tableside, with savoury finger foods.
L'Oceana Spa
An ocean-view sauna, an infrared chamber, a cryochamber and a spa splash pool, with a mixed-gender hammam built for up to twelve guests as the centrepiece for bathing rituals. Five treatment rooms, one of them for couples, plus a hair salon.
The Marina
The transverse marina opens across both sides of the vessel. On Marina Days the yacht anchors somewhere chosen for it and the platform opens for eFoils, paddleboards, kayaks and snorkelling, with a floating ocean pool under jellyfish netting. No extra charge.
Piscine
The 20-metre aft pool deck, drawn from the classic Christina O, and the heart of the yacht. Bar Piscine serves it; Horizon Lounge does shareable mezzes and Adriatic wines.
Where it sails
Mediterranean
Summer
The debut season and still the heart of the programme: the Rivieras, the Greek Isles, the Adriatic and the longer Grand Mediterranean routes, through Saint-Tropez and Bodrum as well as quieter calls like Hydra and the Montenegrin coast. Across the debut year as a whole, Four Seasons published 32 voyages over 52 sailings, calling at more than 130 destinations in more than 30 countries and territories.
Caribbean and Bahamas
Winter
The winter half. The first Caribbean season opens in November 2026 across the Grand Caribbean, Lesser Antilles and Bahamas routes — Anguilla, Antigua, St Barths, Martinique and the Exumas. The 2027-2028 Caribbean programme is already published.
Grand Atlantic
The repositioning crossings, sold as voyages in their own right rather than filler — the Canaries at one end, the Lesser Antilles at the other, with unhurried sea days between. The first, 8 to 16 November 2026, carries The Lanserhof Reset, a limited-time Lanserhof residency aboard: daily lectures, group wellness and fitness programming, and access to Lanserhof doctors, nutritionists and trainers.
What we add · Select 2026 sailings
Up to US$2,000 dining credit
An onboard food-and-beverage credit aboard Four Seasons I — up to US$2,000 per suite on longer voyages, applied to dining and drinks throughout your journey.
- Up to US$2,000 F&B credit
- By suite category
- Onboard dining & drinks
Booking this line
Book the suite, not the date. Every category was showing Waitlist Only on Four Seasons' own pages when we last looked, and there is exactly one Funnel Suite and one Loft Suite. Two of you: the Superior Seaview or Ocean Suite is the sweet spot. A family: ask about connecting configurations before you look at anything else. Four Seasons welcomes travel professionals, so we hold the suite, brief the Personal Yacht Consultant, file dietary requirements inside the twelve-week deadline, and arrange flights and the hotel either side.
Questions, answered
What is included in a Four Seasons Yachts fare?
The fare is priced per suite and covers every guest up to that suite's maximum occupancy. It includes breakfast in designated restaurants, in-suite non-alcoholic drinks and snacks, high-speed Wi-Fi, onboard entertainment and the Kids For All Seasons programme, the marina watersports and Marina Day, group exercise classes, all meals for children five and under, and taxes and port fees. Four Seasons also states there is no expectation of tipping. Lunch, dinner, alcohol, in-suite dining, shore experiences, spa and laundry are charged a la carte — this is not an all-inclusive line, and the difference matters when you compare fares.
Which yacht is actually sailing, and what is Four Seasons II?
Four Seasons I is the only one in service. She launched on 20 March 2026 and carries 95 suites. Four Seasons II was announced on 9 June 2026 as a sister vessel with 79 suites, twelve of them Yacht Residential Suites of two to four bedrooms with fully operational kitchens and private laundry rooms. She has not sailed — Four Seasons gives her debut as 2028 — so anything aboard her is booked a long way ahead.
When is the best time to sail?
Mediterranean in summer, Caribbean and Bahamas in winter. The shoulders are the interesting part: late spring and September in the Med give you Saint-Tropez, the Greek islands and the Dalmatian coast without the August crush, and the transatlantic Grand Atlantic crossings in between are proper voyages rather than repositioning filler. Marina Days depend on the anchorage and the weather, so a route with several of them is worth choosing deliberately.
Can I book through Via Privata rather than direct?
Yes. Four Seasons Yachts says plainly that it welcomes bookings through a travel professional. We hold the suite, brief the Personal Yacht Consultant on your behalf, get dietary requirements filed inside the twelve-week deadline, book Shore & Sea Experiences when they open, and put the flights and the hotel either side of the voyage together. With us every voyage starts as an enquiry, so nothing is committed until you say so.
Does it work for children?
Better than most. Four Seasons welcomes children from six months old — a year on voyages with three or more consecutive days at sea — the Kids For All Seasons programme runs aboard alongside a dedicated Teen Program, and breakfast, lunch and dinner are free for children five and under everywhere except in-suite dining. The Suites with Studio give an extra bedroom, bathroom and private entrance for children or a nanny, and the connecting wall system means a family can take a run of suites rather than a scattered few.
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Tell us roughly when and which region appeals. We check live availability, secure the suite category worth having, and add the amenities that come with booking through us — at the fare you would pay direct.
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