Four Seasons Yachts begins operations with Mediterranean debut
Four Seasons I will sail in the Mediterranean before moving to the Caribbean in November, while a second yacht is planned for 2028.

Four Seasons Yachts began sailing in March with the inaugural Mediterranean voyage of Four Seasons I. The 207-metre yacht has 95 suites and is designed around residential-style accommodations.
Onboard amenities include 11 dining options, L’Oceana Spa and a transverse marina that opens on both sides of the vessel, providing direct access to the sea. Breakfast is included in the fare, while other meals and beverages are priced à la carte.
Shane Buksh said about 70 percent of the company’s guests have not previously taken a cruise. Four Seasons I is scheduled to remain in the Mediterranean before crossing the Atlantic in November for a Caribbean season running through March.
For the yacht’s inaugural transatlantic voyage, Four Seasons Yachts has announced The Lanserhof Reset, described by the company as a personalized longevity and wellness residency.
The fleet is expected to expand with Four Seasons II, a 79-suite yacht scheduled to enter service in 2028. The company says the vessel will introduce Yacht Residential Suites featuring open-plan living areas, private terraces and personalized service.