Four Seasons I: A 207m Luxury Yacht with Sea-Facing Suites and Art-Infused Interiors
In March 2025, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts made its debut in the luxury cruise sector with the launch of its inaugural yacht, Four Seasons I. This impressive 207-meter ship boasts a gross tonnage of 34,000 and comprises 15 decks, offering 95 suites with a guest-to-staff ratio of one-to-one. The yacht's design, crafted by Tillberg Design of Sweden, features naval engineering from Foreship and was constructed by Fincantieri. Its interiors showcase warm woods, striking stone, and glass elements, highlighted by unique art pieces such as églomisé maps from Clifford Glass Studio and a fish mosaic inspired by Georges Braque. Amenities include a spa, fitness center, and the luxurious Funnel Suite, a three-bedroom residence. The yacht's itinerary covers Malta, the Aeolian Islands, Ischia, and the French Riviera, aligning with Four Seasons' 65th anniversary.
Key facts
- Four Seasons I is a 207m luxury yacht with 95 suites, all sea-facing.
- The yacht has a gross tonnage of 34,000 and spans 15 decks.
- Guest-to-staff ratio is one-to-one.
- Design led by Tillberg Design of Sweden, with Foreship and Fincantieri.
- Martin Brudnizki Design Studio designed principal restaurants and bars.
- Funnel Suite is 9,975 sq ft with the largest contiguous glass at sea.
- Artworks include églomisé maps, a shell composition by Katherine Lloyd, and a fish mosaic inspired by Georges Braque.
- Spa treatments from Margy's Monte Carlo, La Mer, and Ignae.
- Yacht launched in March 2025, coinciding with Four Seasons' 65th anniversary.
- Itinerary includes Malta, Aeolian Islands, Ischia, and French Riviera.
Entities
Artists
- Katherine Lloyd
- Georges Braque
- Prosper Assouline
Institutions
- Four Seasons
- Tillberg Design of Sweden
- Foreship
- Fincantieri
- Martin Brudnizki Design Studio
- Clifford Glass Studio
- Morandi Studio
- Margy's Monte Carlo
- La Mer
- Ignae
- Technogym
- Wallpaper*
Locations
- Mediterranean
- Caribbean
- Bahamas
- Valletta
- Monte Carlo
- Malta
- Aeolian Islands
- Ischia
- Argentario coast
- French Riviera
- Birgu
- Lipari
- Porto Ercole
- Rome
- Le Castellet
- Èze
- Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild
- Paris
- Athens
- Hong Kong