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Four Seasons Unveils Its Second Luxury Yacht with New Residential-Style Suites

Four Seasons II
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Building on the successful debut of its original vessel, Four Seasons Yachts has revealed Four Seasons II, the second yacht in its growing fleet. Scheduled to launch in 2028, the new vessel expands the brand’s vision for luxury at sea with a collection of residential-style accommodations, thoughtfully designed interiors, and an even more personalized guest experience.

Photo Courtesy of @fourseasonsyachts via Instagram
Photo Courtesy of @fourseasonsyachts via Instagram

While maintaining the intimate scale and design-forward philosophy of Four Seasons I, the new yacht introduces an entirely new category of accommodations: Yacht Residential Suites. Created for travelers seeking exceptional space, privacy, and flexibility, these expansive residences bring the comforts of a private waterfront home to the open sea.

Photo Courtesy of @fourseasonsyachts via Instagram
Photo Courtesy of @fourseasonsyachts via Instagram

The Residential Suites offer two to four-bedroom layouts with private living spaces, lifestyle kitchens, entertainment areas, and select wellness amenities. In select suites, one can expect private pools and outdoor showers. Designed for extended stays and group journeys, each suite includes dedicated concierge services, bespoke dining, and excursion experiences. Every detail reflects the brand’s signature approach to hospitality, where personalized service and refined design are equally prioritized.

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Designed with open-concept living areas, oversized private terraces, and bespoke service tailored to each guest, the Yacht Residential Suites reflect Four Seasons’ commitment to creating highly personalized experiences. Each suite is individually named after celebrated coastal destinations, including Capri, Ibiza, Monte Carlo, Santorini, Mykonos, Cannes, Positano, Rhodes, Bodrum, Saint Lucia, and Taormina, reinforcing the connection between the onboard experience and the world’s most desirable yachting destinations.

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The introduction of these larger accommodations also reshapes the vessel’s layout. With just 79 suites onboard, compared to 95 aboard Four Seasons I, Four Seasons II further emphasizes exclusivity while offering more spacious residential environments for guests.

Photo Courtesy of Four Seasons
Photo Courtesy of Four Seasons

The yacht also builds upon the accommodations introduced aboard Four Seasons I, including floor-to-ceiling ocean views and generous outdoor living spaces. Together, the two vessels offer a portfolio of quarters designed to meet a wide range of travel styles while maintaining the highest standards of comfort and privacy.

According to Four Seasons, the addition of Four Seasons II represents the next evolution of its yachting experience. By combining residential-scale accommodations with the legendary service that has long defined the brand, the company continues to redefine luxury hospitality at sea.

With its thoughtfully curated collection of suites, elevated design, and emphasis on personalized experiences, Four Seasons II signals a new chapter for the brand’s expanding yachting portfolio, one that offers discerning travelers an even more exclusive way to explore coveted coastlines.

Photo Courtesy of @fourseasonsyachts via Instagram
Photo Courtesy of @fourseasonsyachts via Instagram
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