Four Seasons Yachts has revealed a second vessel for 2028, pairing 79 suites with larger residential-style accommodations aimed at longer, more private journeys.
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is expanding its presence at sea through Four Seasons Yachts, which has introduced Four Seasons II, a second vessel scheduled to debut in 2028. The yacht will feature 79 suites and a new category of Yacht Residential Suites, extending the all-suite, residential-style approach established by Four Seasons I. The announcement places accommodation design at the centre of the brand’s next stage of development, with the new vessel intended to offer more space, privacy and flexibility within a luxury cruise setting.
Four Seasons Yachts’ announcement follows the March 2026 launch of Four Seasons I and describes Four Seasons II as an evolution of the experience introduced by the first vessel. The company says the new yacht will combine culinary concepts, wellness offerings and curated itineraries with a more residential-inspired atmosphere. A one-to-one guest-to-staff ratio is also planned, preserving the emphasis on personalised service that the release associates with the Four Seasons hospitality model.
The Yacht Residential Suites will be positioned across the upper decks and range from two to four bedrooms. According to the release, they will include open-plan living areas, private terraces, integrated lifestyle kitchens, dining spaces and dedicated entertainment areas, while selected suites will add private splash pools, outdoor showers and wellness-focused amenities. Each suite will also have access to a dedicated concierge, with support covering personalised dining and curated Shore and Sea Experiences.
The proposition gives Four Seasons Yachts a product that sits between a conventional hotel suite and a private residential retreat, although the release does not disclose pricing or detailed itineraries for Four Seasons II. It says voyages for the inaugural season are now open for booking, allowing the operator to present the vessel not only as a future addition to its fleet but also as an accommodation concept built around extended stays, group travel and multi-generational journeys.
The project brings together Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings Ltd., the joint owner and operator of Four Seasons Yachts, Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri and Four Seasons’ hospitality leadership. Four Seasons I established the fleet’s design reference point with features including an all-suite format, a transverse marina and a 9,975-square-foot Funnel Suite, while Four Seasons II is intended to develop that framework through larger residential-scale spaces. Its planned 2028 debut will show how far the brand can extend its hotel language without leaving the sea-going format behind.
