- Headquarters
- Miami, Florida
- Founded
- 2026 (first sailing)
- Fleet
- 2 yachts (one in service, one on order)
- Loyalty
- Four Seasons Preferred Partner recognition
Four Seasons Yachts is the most literal hotel-to-sea transfer the industry has attempted. Rather than licensing a name to an existing operator, Four Seasons designed the guest experience itself and had the vessels built at Fincantieri to suit it.
About Four Seasons Yachts
The proposition is straightforward: 95 suites for roughly 190 guests, served by a crew of about 200. That ratio is unmatched at sea and is the single fact that explains almost everything else about the product — no queues, no fixed dining rooms, no scheduled entertainment, and a service culture built on remembering preferences rather than processing volume.
Suite sizes start where most luxury lines' top grades finish. The entry Loft Suite runs to around 55 square metres including terrace; the four-deck Funnel Suite, wrapped around the yacht's signature glass funnel, is the largest accommodation afloat with its own plunge pool and private lift access.
Itineraries favour the Mediterranean and Caribbean, built at yacht scale: overnight stays in Portofino, Capri and St Barths, late departures as standard, and the ability to anchor off beaches that larger ships cannot reach. A retractable marina at the stern deploys tenders, paddleboards and a floating swim platform directly from the hull.
The trade-off is scale and price. There is no theatre, no casino floor of any size, no kids' club in the conventional sense, and fares sit at the top of the market. Travellers who want production shows and a busy daily programme are better served by Silversea or Regent.
Fleet
2 published ship profiles — more coverage rolling out.
Launched 2026
Four Seasons I
The first Four Seasons yacht — 95 suites, a crew-to-guest ratio near 1:1 and the 855-square-metre Funnel Suite wrapped around a glass funnel.
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Four Seasons II
The second Four Seasons yacht — the same 95-suite platform with a reworked dining estate and an expanded wellness deck.
Ship Classes
Compare the Four Seasons Yachts fleet at a glance — classes, ship highlights, and who each is best suited to.
Showing 1 of 1 class
| Class | Introduced | Tonnage | Capacity | Ships | Highlight | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Four Seasons Yacht Class | 2026 | ~14,000 GT | 190 guests | Four Seasons I, Four Seasons II | The Fincantieri-built class behind Four Seasons Yachts — 95 suites, a glass funnel wrapped by the largest suite at sea and a full-beam stern marina. | — |
Onboard Experiences
Suite enclaves, fare tiers, and signature onboard products.
Loyalty Programme — Four Seasons Preferred Partner recognition
There is no points-based cruise loyalty scheme. Four Seasons instead extends recognition through its hotel relationships — Four Seasons Preferred Partner bookings made via an authorised travel advisor carry onboard credit, a suite upgrade at check-in when available, and a food and beverage amenity.
Repeat yacht guests are tracked through the same guest profile system used across the hotel portfolio, so stated preferences — pillow type, coffee order, dietary requirements — follow a guest from a Four Seasons resort onto the yacht.
Destinations
Summer seasons run the Western and Eastern Mediterranean from Nice, Rome, Athens and Istanbul, with overnight calls the norm rather than the exception.
Winter moves to the Caribbean out of San Juan and Fort Lauderdale, working the Leeward and Windward islands, plus repositioning voyages across the Atlantic in spring and autumn.
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