- Launched
- 2026
- Gross tonnage
- ~14,000 GT
- Passengers
- 190 guests
- Crew
- ~200
- Length
- 207 m
- Home port
- Nice / San Juan
Four Seasons I is the hotel group's first vessel and the most space-generous ship at sea for her guest count. Built at Fincantieri, she carries 190 guests in 95 suites with a crew of roughly 200.
Every accommodation is a suite with a terrace, and the entry Loft Suite is already larger than most luxury lines' top balcony grade at around 55 square metres including outdoor space.
There are no fixed dining times, no assigned tables, no formal nights and no scheduled entertainment programme. The daily rhythm is set by the guest, which is the clearest expression of the hotel brand's operating philosophy at sea.
The retractable stern marina opens the full beam for swimming, tenders, paddleboards and a floating swim platform — and because the yacht anchors off beaches rather than berthing at terminals, it is deployed on most itineraries.
Highlights
The Funnel Suite
855 sq m across four decks with a private plunge pool, gym and lift — the largest suite at sea.
Near 1:1 service
Around 200 crew for 190 guests, the highest ratio in the luxury market.
Full-beam marina
A retractable stern platform for swimming, tenders and watersports at anchor.
Available on this ship
Onboard experiences
Accommodation
Cabin types and classes
Loft Suite
The entry grade at around 55 sq m including terrace — larger than most luxury lines' top balcony cabin, with a separate lounge area.
Grand Suite
Around 70 sq m with a full living room, walk-in wardrobe and a terrace wide enough for outdoor dining.
Four Seasons Suite
Two-bedroom configurations from 130 sq m with a dining table for six and a wraparound terrace.
Loft Suite with Pool
A duplex layout with an internal staircase and a private plunge pool on the terrace.
The Funnel Suite
855 sq m across four decks wrapped around the glass funnel — private lift, plunge pool, gym and spa treatment room.
Accessible suites
Available at Loft and Grand grades with wider doorways, roll-in showers and level terrace access.
Food and drink
Dining options
Included in your fare
Main restaurant
Open-seating all day with no fixed times, no assigned tables and no dress code beyond smart casual.
Mediterranean grill
An open-air deck venue for lunch and dinner, focused on fish, vegetables and wood-fired cooking.
Café and patisserie
All-day pastries, speciality coffee and light plates in the atrium lounge.
In-suite dining
Any menu, any time, served course by course in the suite or on the terrace at no charge.
Speciality restaurants (charged)
Chef's table
A multi-course tasting menu for a small number of guests each evening, reservation only, with a supplement.
Beach and shore dining
Private tables set ashore at anchorage destinations, arranged by the concierge for a supplement.
There are no fixed dining times, sittings or assigned tables anywhere aboard.
Venue line-up reflects the Four Seasons Yachts standard; the exact restaurants aboard Four Seasons I vary with the ship's class and most recent refit.
On board
Entertainment
Live music
A resident jazz trio and pianist across the lounges — no production shows or theatre.
Enrichment
Guest speakers, wine tastings and cultural briefings tied to the itinerary.
Pool deck evenings
The pool deck converts to an event space for occasional deck dinners and DJ sets.
Kids' provision
A supervised children's programme runs on family-scheduled voyages only, not year-round.
Bars
Drinks packages
Included throughout
Wines, spirits, cocktails, beers, speciality coffee and soft drinks are included at every bar and restaurant.
In-suite bar
Stocked to stated preference before arrival and replenished daily at no charge.
Reserve list
A rare and vintage wine list is available for purchase alongside the included selection.
Ashore
Excursions
Shore experiences are curated by the concierge team rather than sold from a standard catalogue, and are charged separately from the fare.
Private guided touring
Car-and-guide arrangements booked individually rather than as coach groups.
Yacht and tender days
Beach and cove landings direct from the ship's marina at anchorage calls.
Cultural access
After-hours museum and private residence visits arranged through Four Seasons' local networks.
Value
What the fare includes — and what it doesn't
Included
- All dining venues except the chef's table tasting menu
- All beverages including premium wines and spirits
- Gratuities throughout the yacht
- Unlimited Wi-Fi
- Marina watersports equipment and use of the swim platform
- In-suite dining from any menu at any hour
Not included
- Flights and transfers
- Shore experiences and private touring
- Spa treatments
- The chef's table tasting menu and shore dining
- Rare and vintage wine list
Connectivity
Wi-Fi at sea
Technology
Starlink low-earth-orbit satellite
Included in the fare?
Unlimited high-speed Wi-Fi is included for every guest across the yacht.
Standard included access
Unlimited data at speeds supporting video calls and streaming, on multiple devices per suite.
Starlink coverage is consistent across Mediterranean and Caribbean deployment; brief interruptions can occur in high latitudes.
Same class
Sister ships
Cruise line
Explore the brand
Four Seasons Yachts
A Four Seasons hotel that happens to float — 95 suites, the largest average cabin size at sea and no fixed programme of any kind.
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts (parent group)
The Canadian luxury hotel group that took its service model to sea in 2026 with Four Seasons Yachts, operated in partnership with Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings.