Four Seasons has officially entered the cruise sector with the maiden voyage of its first ultra-luxury yacht, Four Seasons I, marking a significant milestone as the brand extends its renowned hospitality from land to sea.
The vessel set sail from Malaga in March 2026, coinciding with Four Season’s 65th anniversary and signalling a new chapter in its global expansion.
Boutique scale meets high-end design
Designed as a residential-style yacht, Four Seasons I features just 95 all-suite accommodations, each offering indoor-outdoor living and expansive terraces. There are no interior cabins, ensuring everyone has ocean views.
At 207 metres in length, the yacht emphasises open, light-filled spaces and uninterrupted ocean views, with design led by Tillberg Design of Sweden and Martin Brudnizki Design Studio.
Elevated service and personalised experiences
A standout feature is the near one-to-one guest-to-staff ratio, enabling highly personalised service aligned with the brand’s luxury positioning.
Guests can expect bespoke itineraries and curated shore experiences tailored to individual preferences, alongside access to smaller ports and yacht-only harbours.
Culinary and wellness take centre stage
The onboard offering includes 11 dining venues, featuring a rotating Chef-in-Residence programme with Michelin-starred chefs from Four Seasons restaurants worldwide.
Wellness is also a key focus, with the L’Oceana Spa offering treatments inspired by the five elements, alongside advanced therapies such as cryotherapy and hydrotherapy.
Mediterranean debut with global ambitions
The inaugural season will see Four Seasons I operate across the Mediterranean, before expanding to the Caribbean and Bahamas, with 32 voyages visiting more than 130 destinations.
The launch positions Four Seasons within the fast-growing ultra-luxury yacht segment, combining hotel-style service with bespoke maritime experiences.
