Cruise Line ProgramsFour Seasons service on a superyacht, for a group small enough to feel like private guests.
Four Seasons I entered service in 2026 as the brand’s first yacht, and it carries the hotel company’s service standards onto the water.
It is an all-suite yacht for fewer than two hundred guests, with a marina that opens directly onto the sea for swimming and water sports. The scale is intimate, the suites are large, and the service is exactly what attendees expect from the Four Seasons name.
For a president’s club or a leadership retreat, this is one of the most exclusive ways to take a group to sea. If you are still weighing lines against each other, the at-sea overview lays out how we compare them.
Four Seasons is one of the most recognised luxury names in travel, and that recognition makes the reward feel real before anyone boards.
A marina platform at water level makes swimming, paddleboarding and water sports part of the day.
Generous suites give each attendee a genuine retreat on board.
For a small, high-value group, chartering the whole yacht turns it into a private venue.
Photos via Wikimedia Commons — Four Seasons I Yacht: Hurk87, CC BY 4.0; Gustavia Harbour St Barthelemy: Kevin Gabbert - User: (WT-shared) Kevin James at wts wikivoyage, Public domain.
Four Seasons I sails the Mediterranean in summer and the Caribbean in winter, with shorter voyages that suit a corporate calendar.
We will confirm current itineraries and match them to your dates.
Buy the Sea has been placing corporate groups at sea for twenty-six years, across every major line. We know how Four Seasons Yachts works, and we know what to ask for and when to ask for it so that your program gets the ships, the spaces and the dates it needs. That is the part we handle.
Bring us a headcount, a budget and a range of dates. We will come back with real options with Four Seasons Yachts — and across every other line, because we represent all of them and we are paid by the cruise line, never by you. There is no fee, no markup and no obligation. Here is why that matters.
Within reason, and often more of it than planners expect — signage, screens, key cards, venue naming and private events are all on the table. What is possible comes together at negotiation, and we will walk you through it.
Yes, subject to availability, and for a small top-tier group it is often the best way to use the yacht. Inventory is limited, so we recommend starting the conversation early.
Nothing. We are compensated by the cruise line, never by you. Twenty-six years of doing it this way is covered in why Buy the Sea.