Four Seasons Yachts made its highly anticipated debut on Friday, with the line's first vessel, Four Seasons I, embarking on its maiden voyage in the Mediterranean.
The ultra-luxury vessel boasts 95 expansive suites—including the almost 10,000-square-foot Funnel Suite offering sweeping panoramic views—11 distinct restaurants and lounges, dynamic wellness experiences and a transverse marina opening across both sides of the vessel to provide direct sea access, water sports and curated recreational programming.
The March 20, 2026, debut is symbolic in that it coincides with the brand's 65th anniversary and the opening of Four Seasons' first hotel on the first day of spring in 1961.
"Today's luxury traveler values time, trust, and authenticity above all. With the confidence our guests place in Four Seasons comes an equally high expectation for excellence," Ben Trodd, CEO, Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings Ltd., Joint Owner/Operator of Four Seasons Yachts, said in a statement.
"At Four Seasons Yachts, we answer that call by combining our global standard for luxury hospitality with renowned maritime leadership, inviting our guests to explore the world from an entirely new vantage point."
Four Seasons President and CEO Alejandro Reynal added, "Four Seasons Yachts debuts on the same day that the very first Four Seasons hotel opened, 65 years ago, making this milestone even more meaningful as we celebrate the history of our company, while looking forward to the bright future ahead."
"Four Seasons Yachts is a continuation of the pioneering ambition on which Four Seasons was built, and will reflect the same genuine care, service excellence, and exceptional moments we create for guests on land," said Reynal. "We are proud to introduce a new expression of our brand at sea, opening an entirely new horizon for our guests."
Last month, Four Seasons Yachts unveiled its 2027-2028 Caribbean season, including 18 curated voyages and 18 new destinations.
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