Four Seasons I

Four Seasons completed its maiden voyage on 20 March 2026, a date chosen to coincide with the 65th anniversary of Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts. Built by renowned Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri, the yacht entered service following delivery in February 2026. Her inaugural programme spans 2026 and 2027, visiting more than 130 destinations across 30 countries.

Four Seasons I follows a seasonal programme, spending the summer months in the Mediterranean before relocating to the Caribbean and Bahamas for winter. Mediterranean voyages visit destinations including Greece, Turkey, Italy, Croatia, Montenegro, Spain and Portugal, while Caribbean itineraries typically depart from Miami or Bridgetown and explore islands such as St. Barths, Antigua, the British Virgin Islands and the Bahamas.

Four Seasons I accommodates just 190 guests across 95 all-suite accommodations, creating one of the most intimate environments in ultra-luxury cruising. Supported by a crew of approximately 190, the yacht offers an almost one-to-one crew-to-guest ratio and significantly more personal space than many competing luxury cruise ships.

The best suite depends on how you like to travel. Seaview Suites provide the full Four Seasons experience from 537 square feet and are ideal for couples seeking exceptional value. Ocean Suites offer considerably more living space, while the seven Signature Suites, including the spectacular Loft Suite and Funnel Suite, provide the ultimate in luxury, privacy and entertaining space. Our Voyage Consultants will be happy to recommend the category that best suits your voyage.

Even the entry-level Seaview Suite is exceptionally spacious by luxury cruise standards, offering 537 square feet of accommodation, including a private terrace, floor-to-ceiling windows and a marble bathroom with double vanity. Every suite aboard Four Seasons I has been designed to deliver the same residential feel, so choosing a lower category doesn’t mean compromising on quality. If you’d like help deciding whether a Seaview, Ocean or Signature Suite best suits your needs, The Cruise Line’s team will be happy to talk you through the options.

Four Seasons I follows the same pricing philosophy as Four Seasons Hotels rather than the traditional all-inclusive cruise model. Your fare includes breakfast in designated restaurants, selected non-alcoholic beverages, high-speed Wi-Fi, group fitness classes, gratuities, government taxes and full access to the Transverse Marina and watersports equipment. Alcoholic beverages, speciality dining, spa treatments and shore excursions are available separately or through curated packages.

Captain Kate McCue commands Four Seasons I during her inaugural season. Widely recognised throughout the cruise industry, she previously captained Celebrity Edge and became the first American woman to captain a major cruise ship. Her appointment to Four Seasons I makes her the first woman to captain an ultra-luxury yacht.

Yes. The Transverse Marina is one of Four Seasons I’s defining features. Opening simultaneously on both the port and starboard sides whenever the yacht is at anchor, it creates a waterside leisure space where guests can swim, kayak, paddleboard or enjoy electric hydrofoils. The Marina Bar and opportunities for al fresco dining make it one of the yacht’s most popular venues.

Four Seasons I features 11 restaurants, lounges and bars, each designed to offer a different culinary experience. Highlights include Sedna, home to the exclusive Chef-in-Residence programme, alongside Mediterranean seafood, Japanese omakase, Asian-inspired cuisine, relaxed poolside dining and a dedicated Champagne and caviar bar. Every venue operates with open seating, so there are no fixed dining times or assigned tables.

Four Seasons I embraces a relaxed, yacht-inspired atmosphere. Resort wear is appropriate throughout the day, while evenings generally call for smart casual attire. Unlike many traditional luxury cruise lines, there are no formal nights or black-tie events, allowing guests to dress comfortably while maintaining the elegant ambience associated with Four Seasons.

Yes. Families are welcome aboard Four Seasons I, particularly those travelling together in connecting suites or one of the larger Signature Suites. While there are no dedicated children’s clubs or extensive youth programmes, the spacious accommodation and flexible suite combinations make the yacht well suited to multi-generational holidays.

Voyages are priced by suite rather than per person, so the total cost depends on your chosen accommodation and itinerary. Entry-level Seaview Suites typically start from around £2,000 per person, per night, based on two guests sharing. As dining, beverages and shore experiences are largely purchased separately, we can prepare a personalised quotation based on how you expect to enjoy your time on board.

With just 95 suites and exceptionally strong demand during the yacht’s inaugural seasons, we’d recommend booking as early as possible if you have a preferred departure date or suite category. The Signature Suites and peak Mediterranean summer and Caribbean winter sailings are expected to sell out first, so early planning offers the greatest choice. The Cruise Line can check live availability and hold your preferred suite while you finalise your plans.