Four Seasons is expanding its presence at sea with the upcoming launch of Four Seasons II, the second yacht in the luxury hospitality group’s growing yachting fleet. Scheduled to debut in 2028, the vessel will build on the success of Four Seasons I, which began sailing in March 2026, while introducing a new focus on residential-style accommodation.
Four Seasons II will feature just 79 suites, maintaining the intimate scale that distinguishes the brand’s approach to luxury yachting. Its most notable addition will be a collection of Yacht Residential Suites designed to provide the space, privacy, and flexibility of a luxury home while at sea.
Located across the yacht’s upper decks, the residential suites will range from two to four bedrooms. They are intended for extended stays, families, groups, and multigenerational travel, with open-concept living areas, private terraces, integrated kitchens and dining spaces, and dedicated entertainment areas. Select suites will also feature private splash pools, outdoor showers, and wellness amenities.
A dedicated concierge will personalize each stay, arranging everything from dining preferences to curated experiences on shore and at sea. The yacht will also maintain a one-to-one guest-to-staff ratio, reinforcing Four Seasons’ emphasis on highly personalized service.
The new vessel follows Four Seasons I, which established the brand’s vision for residential-style luxury on the water. That first yacht features 95 suites, including the remarkable 9,975-square-foot Funnel Suite, as well as a transverse marina designed to provide guests with direct access to the ocean.
With Four Seasons II, the company is taking the concept further by combining the freedom of yacht travel with the comforts and scale of a private residence. The new vessel will offer world-class culinary concepts, wellness experiences, and carefully curated itineraries, while placing greater emphasis on privacy and personalization.
As luxury travelers increasingly seek more private and flexible ways to explore the world, Four Seasons II positions itself as a new interpretation of the modern yacht journey—one where the experience feels less like a traditional cruise and more like an elegant private home at sea.
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