The Next Four Seasons Yacht Is Coming in 2028, and You Can Book It Now

Updated: June 12, 2026, 9:15am CDT

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Four Seasons II’s First Journey
A Look Inside the Four Seasons II
Final Thoughts

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Earlier this year, the first Four Seasons Yacht set sail on a voyage to the Caribbean. Building on the success of its first yacht, Four Seasons has announced its second yacht, scheduled to sail in 2028.

Here’s everything you need to know about the second Four Seasons Yacht.

Four Seasons II’s First Journey

According to Four Seasons Yachts, the brand is “introducing the newest yacht in our growing portfolio, debuting a new category of Yacht Residential Suites.”

Four Seasons Yachts launched its first ultraluxury ship earlier this year to enormous success. The brand’s second vessel, aptly named Four Seasons II, is set to sail for its first voyage in April 2028.

The vessel will sail for an 8-day trip around the Adriatic and the Mediterranean. The journey begins in Athens, Greece, and ends in Alexandria, Egypt, with stops in Milos, Greece; the Turkish Riviera, Bodrum, Turkey; and Marassi, on Egypt’s Mediterranean North Coast.

Four Seasons II itinerary map — The first journey on the Four Seasons II includes stops in Milos, Greece, and Bodrum, Turkey. Image Credit: Four Seasons Yachts

Bookings for Four Seasons II are now open. Passengers can choose sailings of 5 to 9 nights, with rates starting at $22,600 per suite. Rates for the inaugural journey begin at $28,700 per suite, rising to $354,200 for the top-of-the-line Funnel Suite.

A Look Inside the Four Seasons II

Though the Four Seasons II mirrors the intimate scale and design-forward philosophy of its predecessor, it also features several notable design changes.

The Four Seasons II has just 79 suites (down from 95) and introduces a new accommodation category, Yacht Residential Suites.

Each of Four Seasons II‘s Residential Suites is named after a destination where the yacht will sail, including Rhodes, Saint Lucia, Positano, Cannes, Capri, Ibiza, Monte Carlo, Santorini, Mykonos, and Bodrum.

Capri Suite Four Seasons II Yacht — The Capri Suite is one of many suites on board the Four Seasons II. Image Credit: Four Seasons Yachts

The 2-, 3-, and 4-bedroom suites include numerous amenities, including private terraces, integrated kitchens and dining spaces, and entertainment areas. Some higher-end suites also offer private splash pools and outdoor showers.

The largest accommodation, the Funnel Suite, spans 459 square meters (4,941 square feet) across 4 levels and offers additional amenities like a private elevator, an outdoor gym, and a chef’s kitchen.

Guests can expect 11 high-end culinary concepts, including bars and restaurants, on board. The yacht will also have a one-to-one guest-to-staff ratio, including a dedicated concierge.

Hot Tip:

If Four Seasons Yachts are out of your price range, consider a Four Seasons hotel. Here are some of the best Four Seasons hotels and resorts that you can book in the U.S.

Final Thoughts

The Four Seasons II is scheduled to embark on its inaugural voyage in April 2028. Fares start at $28,700 per suite for the first journey, and demand is already strong, with several suite categories currently on the waitlist.

If you are thinking about booking, it’s advisable to secure your reservation as soon as possible.