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Four Seasons Yachts
Four Seasons Yachts takes the Four Seasons hotel brand to sea. It was introduced at the Monaco Yacht Show on September 28, 2022, as a venture between Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts and Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings, the company of real estate developer Nadim Ashi, whose Fort Partners has built several Four Seasons properties; Marc-Henry is the joint owner and operator.
Style
Luxury
small ships, a high crew-to-guest ratio, most extras included
Best for
- Couples
- Food lovers
Fleet rating
No ships rated yet.
About Four Seasons Yachts
The first ship, Four Seasons I, was built by Fincantieri in Ancona, delivered in February 2026 and began sailing in the Mediterranean on March 20, 2026. She is 679 feet long with 95 suites, many of which can be joined into larger apartments. A second ship, Four Seasons II, with 79 suites including multi-bedroom Yacht Residential Suites, was announced in June 2026 for a 2028 debut, and trade reports expect a third by 2030.
Four Seasons presents the product as yachting rather than cruising: a staff of nearly one per guest, several dining concepts, late stays and overnights in port, and a seasonal pattern of Mediterranean summers and Caribbean and Bahamas winters.
What Four Seasons Yachts is known for
Having begun sailing only in March 2026, Four Seasons Yachts has little track record yet. Its selling points are the Four Seasons name, unusually large suites that can be combined in many ways, including a Funnel Suite spread over four decks, and staffing close to one per guest. It enters a crowded corner of the market: hotel brands including Ritz-Carlton, Orient Express and Aman are also building small luxury ships, and The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection has reported heavy losses linked to low occupancy. Published details are still settling, with the line and trade reports giving different figures for her tonnage and guest capacity.
Who it's for
Four Seasons Yachts is aimed at affluent travelers who already favor Four Seasons hotels and want a residential-style suite and highly personal service on Mediterranean and Caribbean itineraries. Families or friends traveling together may value the ability to connect suites into larger spaces. Travelers looking for value, a wide range of onboard entertainment, or a line with an established record should wait or look elsewhere for now.
- Couples
- romantic dining, quiet spaces, balcony cabins
- Food lovers
- dining is a reason to sail
How it rates
None of Four Seasons Yachts's ships has been rated yet. A line's rating is the average of its ships' scores.
Where Four Seasons Yachts sails
Ships
Coming soon
Quick answers
What is Four Seasons Yachts known for?
Having begun sailing only in March 2026, Four Seasons Yachts has little track record yet. Its selling points are the Four Seasons name, unusually large suites that can be combined in many ways, including a Funnel Suite spread over four decks, and staffing close to one per guest. It enters a crowded corner of the market: hotel brands including Ritz-Carlton, Orient Express and Aman are also building small luxury ships, and The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection has reported heavy losses linked to low occupancy. Published details are still settling, with the line and trade reports giving different figures for her tonnage and guest capacity.
Who is Four Seasons Yachts best for?
Four Seasons Yachts is aimed at affluent travelers who already favor Four Seasons hotels and want a residential-style suite and highly personal service on Mediterranean and Caribbean itineraries. Families or friends traveling together may value the ability to connect suites into larger spaces. Travelers looking for value, a wide range of onboard entertainment, or a line with an established record should wait or look elsewhere for now.
Where does Four Seasons Yachts sail?
Four Seasons Yachts's ships in service sail Caribbean (1 ship), Bahamas (1 ship) and Mediterranean (1 ship).
Does Four Seasons Yachts have new ships coming?
Yes: Four Seasons Yachts has 1 new ship on the way: Four Seasons II (due 2028).
How many ships does Four Seasons Yachts have?
Four Seasons Yachts has 1 ship in service on Cruise Frog: Four Seasons I.
Who owns Four Seasons Yachts?
Four Seasons Yachts is part of Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings Ltd.
Where is Four Seasons Yachts based?
It has operated since 2022.
What is the largest Four Seasons Yachts ship?
Four Seasons I is Four Seasons Yachts's largest ship at 35,040 gross tons.
Cruising with children
Four Seasons Yachts offers a family program, but a luxury yacht is still a different setting from a large ship packed with attractions. Plan around your children’s interests and the small-ship itinerary.
Read the Four Seasons Yachts family guide →