Four Seasons Unveils Second Luxury Cruise Ship: Each Suite Named After a Renowned Destination, Seven-Day Voyage from $28,400
On June 9, Four Seasons Hotels announced via its official website: following the successful launch of Four Seasons I in March 2026, the brand has officially introduced its second luxury cruise ship, Four Seasons II. Four Seasons II will make its debut in 2028.
Above: Four Seasons I
The official website has already released multiple itineraries for Four Seasons II starting from April 2028. All routes are in the Mediterranean region, covering Italy, Greece, Morocco, Croatia, Egypt, Turkey, and more. A 7-day voyage starts at approximately $28,400 (about RMB 192,000) per suite.
Above: Four Seasons II maiden voyage route in April 2028, departing from Athens, Greece, and arriving at Alexandria, Egypt.
Four Seasons II is comparable in size to Four Seasons I, but features only 79 suites, 16 fewer than its predecessor. Each suite is named after a destination, such as Taormina, Rhodes, Saint Lucia, Positano, Cannes (all on Deck 9), and Capri, Ibiza, Monte Carlo, Santorini, Mykonos, and Bodrum (all on Deck 10).
Above: Rendering of the "Cannes Suite"
Similar to Four Seasons I, the Multi-Level Funnel Suite remains the largest accommodation option on Four Seasons II. This suite features an interior area of 459 square meters (4,941 square feet) and a terrace of 459 square meters (4,941 square feet). The second-largest accommodation is the brand-new four-bedroom Cannes Suite, with an interior area of 331 square meters (3,563 square feet) and a terrace of 354 square meters (3,810 square feet).
Four Seasons II will also introduce Yacht Residence Suites: Located on the upper decks, these suites offer two- to four-bedroom configurations, ideal for extended stays, group travel, and multi-generational journeys.
Each suite features an open-plan layout with a kitchen, dining area, entertainment space, two to four bedrooms, and a private terrace. Some suites also include a private plunge pool, outdoor shower, and other wellness amenities. The guest-to-staff ratio is 1:1.
Ben Trodd, CEO of Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings Ltd., co-owner and operator of Four Seasons Yachts, stated: "Four Seasons II builds on this foundation, introducing new services at sea while deepening personalization and expanding accessibility through residential-grade suites. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered to ensure guests feel a seamless sense of home wherever they sail."
Alejandro Reynal, President and CEO of Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, said: "Four Seasons has always stood out for the quality of the experiences we create and the genuine care in our service. Our first yacht has proven that this spirit naturally extends to the sea. With the launch of Four Seasons II, we continue to build on this foundation, crafting experiences that feel deeply personal, thoughtfully designed, and uniquely Four Seasons."
| Sources: Official press release; Official website; Latte Luxury Travel; Robb Report
| Image credits: Official press release; Official website