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Complimentary breakfast in designated restaurants and light snacks throughout the day

A selection of non-alcoholic beverages

Complimentary Premium Wi-Fi

Access to onboard marina watersport offerings

Onboard exercise classes (based on availability)

Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner for children aged 5 and under

Voyage fare directly contributes to recognizing our shipboard employees for their outstanding service and hospitality

Taxes and Port Fees

In-suite Dining

Lunch and Dinner

Alcoholic beverages

Laundry & Pressing

Salon and Spa Services

Shore Experiences

Private fitness sessions

Medical services

Customized private arrangements

Pre- & post- voyage transfers

Pre- & post- voyage hotels

Airfare to and from the Yacht

Four Seasons I is the inaugural vessel of the Four Seasons Yachts fleet, designed to set a new benchmark in ultra‑luxury travel. Measuring 679 feet in length with a gross tonnage of 34,000, the yacht combines modern design, expansive living spaces, and the legendary Four Seasons hospitality to deliver an unparalleled experience at sea. With a guest‑to‑crew ratio of nearly 1:1, every detail is crafted to ensure personalized service and absolute comfort. The ship features 95 suites, each with floor‑to‑ceiling windows and private terraces that immerse guests in panoramic ocean views. Accommodation options range from the elegant Seaview Suite with 44 m² of interior space to the expansive Signature Suites offering up to 331 m² indoors and 408 m² of private terrace space, complete with pools, saunas, and multiple living areas. Flexible connecting layouts allow guests to customize their suites, creating a true home‑at‑sea experience. Culinary excellence is at the heart of Four Seasons I. Through the Chef‑in‑Residence Program, world‑renowned chefs curate exclusive menus, while diverse dining venues showcase global flavors. Wellness is elevated at L’Oceana Spa, where the “Five Elements of Vitality” concept blends fire‑ice rituals, water therapies, and light treatments to rejuvenate body and mind. Four Seasons I sails bespoke itineraries across the Mediterranean and Caribbean, including the Rivieras route from Nice to Valencia, the Grand Caribbean journey through Anguilla and Antigua, and the Lesser Antilles voyage featuring St. Barths and Antigua. Each itinerary is enriched with immersive local experiences such as catamaran excursions to hidden coves, wine tastings, and cultural encounters with regional chefs.

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First Year of Trip
2026
Capacity
190
Weight
34.000 gt
Speed
Length
207 m
Width
Deck
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9 Nights

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Four Seasons I

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Four Seasons Yachts

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Valletta, Malta

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