When Four Seasons Yachts introduced their first vessel, it was obvious that it was only a matter of time before they announced the next yacht to raise the bar.
Following the launch of Four Seasons I this past March, the company is gearing up for the anticipated addition, which is called Four Seasons II (sometimes it’s best to keep the monikers simple).
The new ultra-luxury vessel is scheduled to join its sibling in delivering curated voyages in 2028. Its claim to fame is its aim to introduce a more residential approach to life at sea with a set of what the brand refers to as Yacht Residential Suites. Can the brand deliver the comforts of a luxury home at sea?
This next step in the evolution of Four Seasons Yachts seeks to elevate the experience, without losing sight of the design-led philosophy of its predecessor. The primary goal is to add new levels of space, privacy, and flexibility.
Four Seasons II will take personalization to a new level with the 'residential-scale suites.' The brand insists that all details were considered to guarantee guests are as comfortable as they would be at home, regardless of their sailing destination.
The new yacht will have 79 roomy suites and maintain a one-to-one guest-to-staff ratio, so everyone can get first-class service without needing to wait too long.
The Yacht Residential Suites target guests who want plenty of space without compromising the very best niceties you’d expect to see on a luxury yacht.
These suites will have a range of two to four bedrooms on the upper decks. Their expansive layouts should be great for extended stays and multi-generational journeys. The kids will have plenty of room to run around while the parents and grandparents enjoy a game of cards or Monopoly.
The design language doesn’t depart from that of its sibling. Simple elegance is the name of the game with an emphasis on neutral colors. Highlights include open-concept living areas, private terraces, lifestyle kitchens, and separate dining spaces. Entertainment areas will provide additional space for guests to gather privately.
Top-of-the-line suites will also have additional perks, including splash pools, outdoor showers, and wellness-focused amenities. Four Seasons didn’t offer details of the wellness amenities, but it’s safe to assume you’ll have everything you need to feel pampered.
A dedicated concierge will add a personal touch to your cruise, offering help with dining and curated Shore and Sea Experiences for the ultimate bespoke voyage.
An experience like this won’t be complete without worthy culinary offerings, and all indications suggest that Four Seasons II will not disappoint. The yacht will offer world-class fine dining for that additional touch of class.
Voyages for the first season are now open for booking. If you’re one for making early plans, it’s time to start putting things together for what promises to be a stellar opening season. The Four Seasons hospitality at sea awaits, ready to spoil you with a curated blend of comfort and luxury in suites that feel like home.
