Part of the fleet
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.
- Introduced
- 2026
- Gross tonnage
- ~14,000 GT
- Capacity
- 190 guests
The class was engineered around suite size rather than guest count. At roughly 14,000 GT for 190 guests, the space ratio is close to double the luxury norm, which is why the entry Loft Suite is larger than most lines' top balcony grade.
The design signature is the glass funnel at the stern, around which the four-deck Funnel Suite is wrapped — 855 square metres including a private plunge pool, gym and lift.
A retractable marina platform opens the full width of the stern for swimming, tenders and watersports, and the pool deck converts between a day pool and an evening event space.
Sister ships
Ships in the Four Seasons Yacht Class
2 sister ships share this class — near-identical layouts, cabins, and onboard venues across the Four Seasons Yachts fleet.
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.
Launched order)
Four Seasons II
The second Four Seasons yacht — the same 95-suite platform with a reworked dining estate and an expanded wellness deck.
Cruise line