The white yacht Four Seasons I at anchor on a calm blue sea, seen side-on with her stepped decks and glass-topped funnel

Cruise line · Ultra-luxury & yachts

Four Seasons Yachts: Our Cruise Line Guide

Four Seasons took its hotel service to sea in March 2026 with Four Seasons I: 95 suites, a one-to-one guest-to-staff ratio, eleven restaurant and bar concepts and a transverse marina, sailing the Mediterranean in summer and the Caribbean in winter. A second yacht, Four Seasons II, with 79 suites, debuts in 2028.

The back story

Fleet: Four Seasons I (in service since March 2026); Four Seasons II, 79 suites, debuting in 2028 (press.fourseasons.com, June 2026) · Four Seasons I: 679 ft long, 34,000 gross tons, 95 suites, guest-to-staff ratio 1:1 (fourseasonsyachts.com, Oct 2026) · What’s included: Breakfast in designated restaurants, in-suite soft drinks and snacks, Wi-Fi, entertainment, the Kids For All Seasons programme, marina water sports, group exercise classes, taxes and port fees; lunch, dinner and alcohol are à la carte (fourseasonsyachts.com FAQ, Oct 2026) · Fares from: $12,200 per suite, Lesser Antilles featuring St Barths & Antigua, 3 nights, 16–19 Nov 2026 (fourseasonsyachts.com, Oct 2026) · Sails to: The Rivieras, the Greek Isles, the Adriatic and the Grand Mediterranean in summer; the Grand Caribbean, the Lesser Antilles and the Bahamas in winter; Grand Atlantic crossings in between · Owner and operator: Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings Ltd, joint owner/operator, with Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts and the Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri

  1. The back story

    Four Seasons Yachts: the back story

    Four Seasons Yachts·In depth

    A hotel company that waited sixty years to go to sea, and then built a yacht rather than a ship.

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The fleet

Who it suits. On a budget: There is no budget way aboard, but there are shorter ways: three-night Lesser Antilles voyages from $12,200 per suite for up to two adults and an infant (Nov 2026), and the Seaview Suites at 44 m². Breakfast, Wi-Fi, marina water sports and the children’s club are in the fare; lunch, dinner and drinks are à la carte, so you spend as you choose. Mid-range: The Superior Seaview (66 m²) and Ocean Suites (71 m²), with dining tables and larger terraces; the Studio versions add a connecting room for children or a travelling companion, priced per suite rather than per person. Luxury: The six Signature Suites, from the two-bedroom Saint Barths Suite to the three-bedroom Loft Suite with its own sauna and steam room, each with a private splash pool, and the four-level Funnel Suite at the top of the yacht.

  1. 95 suites

    Four Seasons I

    Four Seasons Yachts·Luxury yacht · in service since March 2026·€€€€

    The first Four Seasons yacht: 679 ft, 34,000 gross tons, 95 suites and a one-to-one guest-to-staff ratio.

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  2. 79 suites

    Four Seasons II

    Four Seasons Yachts·Luxury yacht · debuts 2028·€€€€

    The sister yacht, with 79 suites, including a new collection of Yacht Residential Suites, and the same one-to-one guest-to-staff ratio.

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The suites

  1. Four levels, three bedrooms

    The Funnel Suite

    Four Seasons Yachts·Signature suite · Four Seasons I·€€€€

    Three bedrooms across four levels inside the yacht’s glass funnel, with a 421 m² terrace, a private splash pool and an outdoor gym.

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  2. 331 m² + 408 m² terrace

    The Loft Suite

    Four Seasons Yachts·Signature suite · Four Seasons I·€€€€

    Three master bedrooms, a private sauna and steam room and a splash pool on a 408 m² terrace.

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  3. 3 bedrooms, splash pool

    The Portofino Suite

    Four Seasons Yachts·Signature suite · Four Seasons I·€€€€

    A three-bedroom Signature Suite of 199 m² with a 193 m² terrace and its own splash pool.

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  4. Families of five

    The Ocean Suite with Studio

    Four Seasons Yachts·Suite · Four Seasons I·€€€€

    A one-bedroom suite of 71 m² with a connecting studio for children or a companion, priced as one suite.

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Dining on board

  1. Chef-in-Residence

    Sedna

    Four Seasons Yachts·Signature restaurant · Deck 6·€€€€

    The signature restaurant: French technique, seasonal menus and a rotating roster of chefs from Four Seasons’ Michelin-starred kitchens.

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  2. Hinoki wood counter

    Miuna

    Four Seasons Yachts·Omakase · Deck 5·€€€€

    An intimate omakase dinner prepared behind a Hinoki wood counter, with Japanese teas, rare sakes and Japanese-style cocktails.

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  3. Breakfast included

    Terrasse

    Four Seasons Yachts·Mediterranean · Deck 5·€€€

    Coastal Mediterranean cooking inspired by the ports of the voyage, from crudos and hearth-fired pizzas to grilled fish and Italian gelato.

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  4. Afternoon tea

    Salon

    Four Seasons Yachts·Lounge and bar · Deck 5·€€€

    The gilded Salon: a Bento-style breakfast, elevated bites, afternoon tea, Champagne by the glass and live music.

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  5. Mezzes and Adriatic wines

    Horizon Lounge

    Four Seasons Yachts·Beach-club lounge·€€€

    A taste of the Mediterranean’s beach clubs, with shareable mezzes and Adriatic wines.

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  6. Marina Days and events

    Marina Bar

    Four Seasons Yachts·Waterside bar · Deck 3·€€€

    Fresh-pressed juices and light bites by day, cocktails, Champagne and bottle service by night, right at the waterline.

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Spa and wellness

  1. Hammam for 12

    L’Oceana Spa

    Four Seasons Yachts·Spa · Deck 4·€€€€

    An ocean-view sauna, an infrared chamber, a cryochamber, a spa splash pool and a mixed-gender hammam for up to twelve guests.

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  2. Technogym

    Fitness Centre

    Four Seasons Yachts·Gym and classes·€€€

    Technogym equipment, indoor training and open-air classes, from sunrise yoga to starlit meditation.

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Life on board

  1. Once on most voyages

    The Marina and Marina Days

    Four Seasons Yachts·Water sports

    A transverse marina that opens across the stern, and a full day at anchor each voyage for eFoils, paddleboards, kayaks and a netted ocean pool.

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  2. Pool by day, dance floor by night

    Piscine

    Four Seasons Yachts·Pool deck · Deck 5

    The freshwater pool deck at the heart of the yacht, with private cabanas, whose floor lifts on select evenings to become a dance floor.

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  3. Ages 4–12, and teens

    Kids For All Seasons and the Teens Club

    Four Seasons Yachts·Children and teens

    A children’s club on Deck 4 for ages 4 to 12, included in the fare, and a come-and-go Teens Club with games and films.

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  4. From $2,500 for 4 hours

    Grand Touring: the Limo Tender and Beachlander

    Four Seasons Yachts·Private boats

    Two 10-metre boats for going ashore your own way: a private Limo Tender with captain, and the fast Beachlander to beach clubs and reefs.

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Private islands and beach clubs

  1. Full-day buyout

    Prickly Pear Island, Anguilla

    Four Seasons Yachts·Private island day

    On selected Caribbean voyages, the whole of Prickly Pear Island off Anguilla is reserved for the yacht’s guests for a day.

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Where it sails

  1. Rivieras, Greek Isles, Adriatic

    Summer in the Mediterranean

    Four Seasons Yachts·Itineraries

    Seven-night voyages on the Rivieras, among the Greek Isles and along the Adriatic, and longer Grand Mediterranean voyages featuring Egypt.

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  2. Grand Caribbean, Lesser Antilles, Bahamas

    Winter in the Caribbean

    Four Seasons Yachts·Itineraries

    Three- to seven-night voyages to St Barths, Anguilla, Antigua, Martinique and the Bahamas, with a day on Prickly Pear Island.

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  3. Canaries to the Lesser Antilles

    Grand Atlantic crossings

    Four Seasons Yachts·Itineraries

    Repositioning voyages between the seasons, from the Canary Islands across the Atlantic to the Lesser Antilles, with sea days in between.

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What’s included and how to book

  1. Priced per suite

    What the Four Seasons fare includes

    Four Seasons Yachts·How to book

    Breakfast, in-suite soft drinks and snacks, Wi-Fi, entertainment, the children’s programme, marina water sports, group classes, taxes and port fees.

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  2. No tipping expected

    Gratuities, ages and dress at Four Seasons

    Four Seasons Yachts·Policies

    Crew are paid so that no tips are expected; children are welcome from six months; the dress is yacht casual.

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