Four Seasons Yachts has revealed details of its second vessel, Four Seasons II, which will enter service in 2028 with a new collection of residential-style suites designed to cater to longer stays, multi-generational travel and ultra-luxury guests seeking more space at sea.
The announcement marks the next phase of Four Seasons’ expansion into luxury yachting following the launch of Four Seasons I in March 2026.
Residential-style suites introduced
A key feature of Four Seasons II will be the introduction of Yacht Residential Suites, offering two- to four-bedroom accommodation options positioned on the vessel’s upper decks.
Designed to deliver a home-like experience at sea, the suites will feature open-plan living areas, private terraces, integrated kitchens and dining spaces, and dedicated entertainment zones.
Selected suites will also include private splash pools, outdoor showers and wellness-focused amenities, while guests will have access to a dedicated concierge service for personalised itinerary planning, dining arrangements and shore experiences.
Luxury yacht experience expands
Four Seasons II will feature 79 suites and maintain a one-to-one guest-to-staff ratio, reinforcing the brand’s focus on highly personalised service.
The vessel will offer a range of dining concepts, wellness experiences and curated itineraries designed to reflect the luxury hospitality standards associated with the Four Seasons brand.
Ben Trodd, Chief Executive Officer of Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings Ltd., joint owner and operator of Four Seasons Yachts, said the second vessel builds on the foundations established by the brand’s inaugural yacht.
“Every detail has been considered to ensure guests feel an effortless sense of home, wherever they are sailing,” he said.
Growth continues in luxury yachting
Four Seasons President and Chief Executive Officer Alejandro Reynal said the new vessel would continue the company’s approach of delivering highly personalised luxury experiences.
“Our first vessel has shown how naturally this extends to sea,” he said.
“With Four Seasons II, we will continue to build on that foundation, creating experiences that feel deeply personal, thoughtfully designed, and unmistakably Four Seasons.”
The launch comes amid growing competition in the luxury yacht cruise sector, with premium hotel brands increasingly investing in small-ship experiences that blur the line between private yachting and traditional cruising.
Bookings for Four Seasons II’s inaugural season are now open.
