What's included on a Four Seasons Yacht cruise
July 2026
Four Seasons has built its reputation on exceptional service and effortless luxury. However, its first yacht offers a slightly different experience to many traditional luxury cruise lines. While some luxury cruises include almost everything in the fare, Four Seasons Yacht follows a hotel-style approach.
Your suite, daily breakfast, Wi-Fi and gratuities are all included. However, you'll pay separately for lunch, dinner, alcoholic drinks and other personal extras during your voyage.
This approach sets Four Seasons Yacht apart from cruise lines such as The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection. Before you book, it's worth understanding exactly what's included in your fare, what costs extra and why Four Seasons has chosen this flexible style of cruising.
What is included in the Four Seasons Yacht fare?
Your cruise fare includes your spacious all-suite accommodation, a freshly prepared breakfast each morning, light snacks throughout the day, unlimited Wi-Fi and gratuities.
You’ll also have access to the yacht’s marina, watersports equipment, fitness classes and a range of onboard entertainment. Families can also make the most of the dedicated Kids’ Club and Teens’ Club, giving younger guests plenty to enjoy during the voyage.
What it doesn’t include:
Lunch, dinner and alcoholic drinks are not included in your cruise fare. Instead, you’ll pay as you dine across the yacht’s 11 restaurants and bars, giving you the freedom to choose exactly how and where you eat.
Four Seasons recommends allowing around $250 per person, per day (approximately £187) for food and drinks to enjoy the full onboard dining experience.
This is one of the most important things to know before booking. Unlike many luxury cruise lines, Four Seasons Yacht gives guests more flexibility over their onboard spending rather than including every meal and drink in the initial fare.
Why isn't Four Seasons Yacht all-inclusive?
Four Seasons has taken the same approach onboard that it uses across its luxury hotels. Just like staying at a Four Seasons resort, your yacht experience isn’t all-inclusive. Instead, you pay separately for meals and drinks, giving you more flexibility throughout your holiday.
This pricing model also makes sense for the destinations the yacht visits. Many itineraries explore popular regions, including the Mediterranean, where guests often choose to enjoy lunch or dinner ashore. As a result, Four Seasons doesn’t charge everyone for meals they may never use. Instead, you only pay for the dining and drinks you choose to enjoy onboard.
Another advantage is the generous amount of space you’ll enjoy. Entry-level suites measure around 473 square feet, making them significantly larger than many comparable luxury yacht suites. Because the fare doesn’t include unlimited dining and drinks, Four Seasons can focus on providing more space and a premium suite experience from the very beginning.
Breakfast, snacks and Wi-Fi
Start your day with breakfast at Terrasse, the yacht’s Mediterranean-inspired restaurant. The menu features freshly cooked eggs, pastries, seasonal fruit and regional specialities inspired by the destinations you’ll visit. Best of all, breakfast is included in your cruise fare.
If you prefer a slower start, you can also enjoy breakfast in the comfort of your suite. However, room service comes with a small delivery charge of around $30 (approximately £23).
Throughout the day, you’ll also find a selection of light snacks available onboard. In addition, every guest enjoys complimentary unlimited Wi-Fi, making it easy to stay connected, catch up on work or share your holiday highlights while at sea.
Are drinks included on Four Seasons Yacht?
Soft drinks, tea, coffee and other non-alcoholic beverages are included in your cruise fare. However, you’ll pay separately for alcoholic drinks throughout the yacht’s bars and restaurants. Four Seasons also doesn’t offer a traditional drinks package, so you only pay for what you choose to order.
Drink prices reflect the yacht’s luxury experience. For example, a classic Negroni at Bar O costs around $26, while a premium version made with vintage spirits can reach $130 (approximately £20 to £98). If you enjoy fine wines, the sommelier-curated wine list at Sedna offers plenty of choice, although costs can add up quickly.
If you plan to enjoy cocktails, wine or spirits during your voyage, it’s worth setting aside around $250 per person, per day. This is the amount Four Seasons recommends for guests who expect to dine and drink onboard regularly.
The 11 dining and drink venues
One of the highlights of sailing with Four Seasons Yacht is the variety of dining options available onboard. You’ll find 11 unique restaurants, lounges and bars, each offering its own atmosphere and menu.
- Sedna – the signature fine-dining restaurant, with a French-inspired menu shaped by a rotating “Chef-in-Residence” programme featuring chefs from Four Seasons’ Michelin-starred restaurants around the world
- Terrasse – Mediterranean-style all-day dining, and home of the included breakfast
- Miuna – an omakase dining concept
- Salon – an all-day lounge serving drinks, snacks and a notable afternoon tea
- Bar Piscine – the poolside bar, with cocktails and light meals like a Wagyu cheeseburger
- Champagne & Caviar – an adults-only evening terrace
- Horizon Lounge – an adults-only, beach-club style space open for lunch and early evening
- Marina Bar – light bites by day, transforming into an open-air stargazing cocktail spot by night
- Cigar Lounge – spirits and cigars, open afternoon and late into the evening
- Bar O – a 1960s and ’70s-styled cocktail bar with tableside mixology
- Pistachio – the all-day café for coffee, pastries and gelato
All of it is paid for separately from the fare, aside from breakfast at Terrasse.
Spa and wellness
If relaxation is high on your list, the onboard L’Oceana Spa offers plenty of ways to unwind. The spa features five treatment rooms, including a dedicated couples’ suite, as well as a spa splash pool, ocean-view sauna, hammam, infrared chamber and ice chamber.
Spa treatments are available at an additional cost. However, your cruise fare includes access to the fully equipped fitness centre and a selection of complimentary group classes, including yoga, so you can keep active throughout your voyage.
The marina and watersports
One of the most exciting features of Four Seasons Yacht is its onboard marina. When the yacht anchors in calm waters, the marina opens directly onto the sea, giving guests easy access to a range of water-based activities.
Your cruise fare includes the use of kayaks, paddleboards and other watersports equipment, so you can make the most of every Marina Day without paying any extra. It’s a fantastic way to explore the destination from a different perspective while enjoying time on the water.
Families and kids' clubs
Families travelling with Four Seasons Yacht will find plenty to keep younger guests entertained. The yacht features the Kids For All Seasons programme, which has become a favourite across Four Seasons resorts, along with a dedicated Kids’ Club on Deck 4.
Children can enjoy games, interactive activities and ocean-inspired crafts, while older guests have their own dedicated Teens’ Club. Best of all, both clubs are included in your cruise fare, making Four Seasons Yacht an excellent choice for families looking to enjoy a luxury holiday together.
What guests pay extra for
Before you book, it’s worth remembering that a few things are not included in the standard cruise fare. These include:
- Lunch and dinner across all 11 venues
- All alcoholic drinks
- In-suite breakfast delivery
- Spa treatments
- Private or highly customised shore excursions
Ready to start planning?
If you’re ready to start planning your voyage, browse our Four Seasons Yacht itineraries or speak to one of our experienced Voyage Consultants. We’ll help you find the perfect sailing to suit your travel plans and budget.
For expert advice, call us on 0800 008 6677 or submit an online enquiry, and we’ll be happy to help you plan your Four Seasons Yacht holiday.
