Four Seasons I: The Uncompromising One
Capacity: 95 suites, up to 222 guests
Sailing since: March 2026
Regions: Mediterranean summers, Caribbean and Bahamas winters
If you've stayed at a Four Seasons hotel and wished you could take the service standards to sea, this is that wish, granted. Every suite sits above deck with indoor-outdoor living space, and the staff-to-guest ratio runs about one to one.
What sets it apart: Eleven dining and lounge concepts, a transverse marina that opens directly onto the water, and itineraries designed to pair with pre- and post-voyage stays at Four Seasons hotels on land. Pricing is per suite rather than per person, which changes the math for couples and families. Suites start around $20,000 per suite per week, and booking runs through preferred travel advisors or a waitlist, so access itself is part of the planning.
Best for: Travelers who already love Four Seasons on land and want that same seamless standard at sea, with the largest suites in this group.
Images courtesy of Four Seasons Yachts
Mediterranean summers, Caribbean and Bahamas winters. The inaugural Mediterranean season covered Croatia, the Greek Isles (Santorini, Milos, Ios), Italy, Spain, Türkiye, and Montenegro. The 2026-27 Caribbean season adds two signature private-island days, the Yacht Club at Norman's Cay in the Bahamas and a private beach day at Prickly Pear in Anguilla, alongside St. Barth's, Antigua, Nevis, and the US and British Virgin Islands.
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The Four Seasons yacht rewards planning ahead. Suite choice, season, and pre- and post-voyage hotel pairings all change the trip. Tell me what you're imagining and I'll design it around you.