Four Seasons Yachts promises to deliver a unique, elegant, and intimate experience for its clients. The first vessel is scheduled to set sail in March 2026.
“With a product fully made up of suites, in a residential style, the Four Seasons I, the first ship in the Four Seasons Yachts fleet, will set a new standard of luxury at sea,” the company said in an August statement.
The luxury hotel company will offer itineraries with trips to more than 30 countries and territories in its first year of service, including the Bahamas, the Caribbean, and the Mediterranean.
The Four Seasons I will depart from Málaga, Spain, to Valletta, Malta, on March 20.
“Since it is a yacht and it is much smaller, they can access small ports, they can go to private islands. You know, they can go to off-the-beaten-path stops,” said Jared Feldman, owner of the travel agency Jafeldma Travel.
The yacht will have 15 decks with 95 suites, equipped with terraces and windows, including seven Signature suites measuring between 277 and 927 square meters. The four-story suite is all-glass, offering a 280-degree view.
The vessel offers 11 restaurants and bars, a 20-meter saltwater pool, a spa, a gym, a transverse marina with direct sea access, as well as water and land activities.
According to the company’s website, a seven-night cruise from Valletta to Athens, departing on March 29, 2026, has a starting cost of US$24,300 per suite.
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