Mediterranean
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Cruise line
Four Seasons Yachts
The newest entrant at the very top of the market: hotel-brand luxury on a yacht of around 200 guests.
Four Seasons Yachts brings the hotel group's service culture to sea on an exceptionally spacious yacht with a small number of large suites, launching in 2026 with Mediterranean and Caribbean itineraries.
The proposition is space and service: a small number of very large suites, a crew ratio that rivals the best hotels, and the Four Seasons habit of remembering everything. The yacht is new, which means we are watching early sailings closely before making firm recommendations.
For couples and small family groups who already choose Four Seasons on land, this is the obvious step to sea. For those who want a track record, we would currently steer towards lines with more sailings behind them and revisit as the programme matures.
What's included
- All-suite accommodation
- Dining and selected drinks
- Gratuities and Wi-Fi
Ships
- Four Seasons I
On board
What Four Seasons Yachts is actually like
Four honest notes, in our words, on the things people ask us about most.
- Suites
- Ninety-five suites, the smallest around 50 square metres, with a Funnel Suite over four levels at the top. Terraces throughout; more hotel residence than cabin.
- Dining
- Multiple restaurants and lounges with Four Seasons service, private dining in suites, and a flexible, unhurried rhythm.
- Facilities
- A transverse marina, a large pool deck, a spa and a tiny guest count that makes everything feel private.
- Children
- No children's club announced; this is an adult, very high-end product. We would recommend it for couples and small groups of adults first.
Who it's for
- Couples who already choose Four Seasons on land
- Small family groups willing to pay for the most space at sea
- Milestone celebrations
Who it isn't for
- Travellers who want a line with years of sailings to judge
- Large multigenerational groups needing many connecting suites
- Anyone budget-conscious
Not sure Four Seasons Yachts is the right fit?
Tell us who's travelling and what matters most. We'll say honestly whether we'd book this line for you, or which one we'd choose instead.
Where they sail
Destinations
Greek Islands
Small ships, island overnights, and a late season that runs into October.
Adriatic & Croatia
Venice, Dubrovnik and Kotor in a week, on ships small enough for the old harbours.
Caribbean
Winter sun for the whole family, on ships that make Christmas and half-term easy.
Good to know
Four Seasons Yachts: questions we're asked
Would you recommend a brand-new yacht?
With care. We tell clients plainly when a product is new and what that means, and we often suggest a proven alternative for a once-in-a-lifetime family trip. For couples who want to be among the first, we are happy to plan it.
Further reading
Before you decide on Four Seasons Yachts
Our own planning notes: who a ship suits, how many cabins to book, when to go.
A big birthday, an anniversary, a retirement: celebrating a milestone at sea
Why a ship is one of the easiest places to gather a family for an occasion, what we can arrange on board, and the ships that do celebrations with grace rather than a cake and a song.
Ready to start planning?
Tell us who's travelling, where you'd like to go and what matters most. A cruise specialist shortlists the two or three ships we'd actually recommend.