With the new Four Seasons I, the luxury hotel brand is taking its hospitality to sea for the first time. The yacht, designed by renowned design studios, has just set off on its maiden voyage in the Mediterranean and combines private retreats with individually tailored service.
On March 20, 2026, the Four Seasons I completed its maiden voyage in the Mediterranean, opening up a new dimension of ultra-luxury at sea. The 207-metre-long yacht combines exclusivity with personalized service, culinary delights on board and holistic wellness offers.
The design makes subtle reference to the golden age of yachting and is inspired by the legendary superyacht Christina O, which has been reinterpreted in a contemporary way. The 95 suites, many of which have spacious terraces and private plunge pools, have no inside cabins and are designed as luxurious living spaces offering retreat and privacy.
Tillberg Design from Sweden was responsible for the overall concept of the yacht, while Martin Brudnizki Design Studio designed the interior of the communal areas and Prosper Assouline the suites. Light-flooded interiors, floor-to-ceiling windows and spacious outdoor decks blur the boundary between sea and ship.
Highlights include the almost 930 square meter Funnel Suite, which is located at the bow of the yacht and offers a panoramic view of the vastness of the sea. The almost 740-square-metre Loft Suite at the stern of the ship impresses with its spacious terrace.
Eleven restaurants and lounges make the "Four Seasons I" a culinary destination in its own right. From seafood to intimate omakase experiences, the chefs focus on regional and seasonal ingredients, depending on the destination. The "Chef-in-Residence" series brings chefs from Michelin-starred restaurants on board, including Christian Le Squer from Paris and Luca Piscazzi from Athens, and transforms every meal into a culinary journey of discovery.
Wellness is a central component of the Four Seasons Yachts experience. The "L'Oceana Spa" offers a comprehensive programme ranging from hammam and thermal circuit to cryotherapy and personalized fitness training. Yoga, meditation and mindfulness exercises on the deck as well as customized nutritional offers complete the holistic concept.
In its first season, the Four Seasons I combines famous ports with lesser-known destinations in the Mediterranean: Saint-Tropez, Bodrum, Hydra, Montenegro, the Greek islands and the Croatian coast. A total of 32 voyages with 52 departures are offered, connecting 130 destinations in over 30 countries. In winter, the yacht shifts its routes to the Caribbean and the Bahamas.
