The Four Seasons you know, with 95 suites and a marina off the stern.
Four Seasons Yachts puts the hotel group’s first ship, Four Seasons I, to sea in 2026: 95 suites, a one-to-one staff-to-guest ratio, a transversal marina that opens out of the stern, and a Funnel Suite perched where other ships keep the smokestack. The itineraries are short and sunny: the Bahamas and the Exumas from Miami, the Caribbean, and the Mediterranean, mostly 4 to 9 nights. It suits Four Seasons regulars, honeymooners, and travelers who have never considered a cruise but would happily take a floating Four Seasons to Harbour Island. SmartCruiser shows every Four Seasons Yachts sailing with taxes and fees included, SmartCruiser picks first, and SmartCruiser bonus onboard credit per suite on sailings where the line allows it.
Three ways to sail with Four Seasons
Pick one and the list below filters to it. One yacht for now, so the dates matter.
Bahamas and the Exumas from Miami
- 4 to 7 nights from Miami to Harbour Island, the Exuma Cays and Bimini
- Water the color of a swimming pool, the marina open for swims and paddleboards
- Short enough for a long weekend, with Miami as the easy gateway
Best for: a first look at the yacht, long weekends, swimming-pig pilgrimages
Caribbean
- 7 to 9 nights through St. Barts, the Virgin Islands and the Grenadines in the winter months
- Anchoring in the bays the megayachts use, with evenings ashore
- Holiday and New Year sailings for a crowd that normally books Four Seasons Nevis
Best for: anniversaries, honeymoons, the Caribbean regular who wants it quieter
Mediterranean
- 7 to 9 nights across the Rivieras, Italy, Greece and the Adriatic, May to October
- Capri, Ibiza, Mykonos and Hvar, with late departures so dinner is in town
- Pairs naturally with a Four Seasons hotel stay at either end
Best for: a European summer without changing hotels, couples, small family groups
Four Seasons Yachts deals: SmartCruiser picks first
Every Four Seasons I voyage, priced live with taxes, fees and port expenses included. The picks at the top are sailings where booking with SmartCruiser gets you something extra: instant savings, bonus onboard credit or a Special SmartCruiser rate we hold on that departure. Below them, every other sailing with full sorting.
SmartCruiser picks
Sorted by what you save, biggest firstEvery Four Seasons Yachts sailing
Stack any filters, then pick a sortPrices are per person, double occupancy, in US dollars, and include cruise fare, taxes, fees and port expenses as published by the cruise line at the moment you load this page. Fares are capacity controlled and change daily; the fare is confirmed when you book. Flights, hotels and transfers are extra unless the line’s offer says otherwise. SmartCruiser instant savings and bonus onboard credit are provided by SmartCruiser on top of the cruise line’s price and are not available when booking direct; amounts are per stateroom, vary by stateroom category and are shown for the lowest category offered. Special SmartCruiser rates are pricing SmartCruiser holds on that sailing for its clients, with extra onboard credit; you book your own stateroom and travel on your own. Senior fares apply to guests 55 and over; resident fares need proof of residency in a listed state or province at check-in; police and fire fares apply to active or retired police, fire and EMT personnel with ID. Qualifier-fare savings are measured against the best fare the cruise line offers the general public for the same stateroom category on the day the list was pulled, updated weekly.
Where Four Seasons sails
Warm water first: the Bahamas and Caribbean in winter, the Mediterranean in summer. Pick a region and the list above filters to it.
Lines you may also like
Four Seasons joins a small club of ultra-luxury yachts; these are the ones our guests weigh it against.
When to go
One yacht, two hemispheres: the Bahamas and Caribbean from late fall to spring, the Mediterranean in summer.
Four Seasons Yachts questions we answer every day
What is included in a Four Seasons Yachts fare?
Your suite, dining across the yacht’s restaurants, Wi-Fi and gratuities. Four Seasons publishes a full inclusion list for each voyage and it has been refined ahead of the first sailings, so we confirm exactly what is bundled on your date, including drinks, before you book.
What is the yacht like, and who is it for?
About 200 guests in 95 suites, every one with outdoor space, and more staff than guests. There is no main dining room, no set seating and no formal night; it runs like a Four Seasons resort with the view changing overnight. Expect couples and small family groups who already stay at Four Seasons hotels, and a price to match.
Is there a dress code?
No formal nights. Resort wear by day, something a little nicer for dinner, and a jacket never required.
Does Four Seasons have a loyalty program?
No. Four Seasons does not run a points program on land or at sea; the recognition is in the service. Tell us if you are a regular at a particular Four Seasons hotel and we note it on the booking.
Do I need a passport?
For the Bahamas round trips from Miami, US citizens can technically sail with a government photo ID and a certified birth certificate, but we recommend a passport in case you need to fly home from an island. Every Caribbean and Mediterranean voyage requires a passport valid for at least six months past your return.
Are taxes and fees included in the prices here?
Yes. Every price on this page includes cruise fare, taxes, fees and port expenses. Excursions, spa and flights are extra, and we quote the total before you book.
Talk to a Four Seasons Yachts specialist
Tell us your dates and we price every Four Seasons I voyage suite by suite, with the hotel nights at either end and the bonus onboard credit included. Monday to Thursday 9 to 6, Friday 9 to 5, Saturday 10 to 6 ET.