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Four Seasons expands luxury yachts and resorts

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2026-08-06 12:03 UTC → 2026-08-19 07:00 UTC · added removed

Four Seasons II, the €400 million, 207‑metre yacht slated for 2028 service, now includes a "Yacht Residential Suites" collection continues its expansion of 79 two‑ to four‑bedroom units with private terraces, kitchens and, ultra-luxury hospitality through integrated land and sea assets in some cases, splash pools. the Mediterranean. The vessel will retain a one‑to‑one guest‑to‑staff ratio and a range of dining and wellness venues. brand’s maritime fleet includes the Four Seasons I, the world’s most luxurious floating hotel, docked in Opatija on 22 June and again on 24 June, drawing attention to the Croatian resort as a premium Mediterranean destination. 207-metre vessel delivered by Fincantieri. The 207‑metre ship carries ship, which features 95 ultra‑luxury panoramic suites for about 190 guests and will visit Šibenik, Vodice, Korčula, Dubrovnik and Montenegro through 2027. The brand’s first Cyclades property, Four Seasons Mykonos, opened in mid‑June on Kalo Livadi Bay. The 94‑room cliff‑side resort, designed by Nicos Valsamakis, offers private beach access, two infinity pools, high-end amenities like a spa with seven treatment rooms, four dining venues and villas four-level Funnel Suite, was engineered with plunge pools. Concurrently, specialist villa‑rental firms are promoting Mykonos as a wellness retreat hub. On 7 contributions from Italian firm PPC to integrate complex mechanical systems into its luxury spaces. As of late July Fincantieri signed a contract for a third ultra‑luxury yacht, a 207‑metre, ~34,000‑gt vessel scheduled for 2031 delivery, reinforcing 2026, the three‑ship fleet plan. Industry observers note that Four Seasons vessel is joining other hotel groups—Orient Express, Aman, Ritz‑Carlton—in launching super‑yacht‑style cruise concepts. In early August Four Seasons unveiled operating a Mediterranean itinerary and has docked in Siracusa. Additionally, the company has launched a dedicated 679‑foot, 15‑deck 679-foot, 15-deck cruise ship built for approximately €385 million, accommodating million. This vessel accommodates 195 guests at with a €20,000‑plus weekly rate one-to-one staff ratio and sailing sails a Dalmatian coast itinerary from Venice to Dubrovnik. These moves illustrate On land, the Four Seasons’ coordinated expansion Seasons Mykonos has opened on the cliffs of ultra‑luxury hospitality across both sea‑borne Kalo Livadi Bay. Designed by Nicos Valsamakis to resemble a traditional Cycladic village, the 94-room resort offers sea-view accommodations, including villas with private pools. The property features four dining venues, such as the Italian-themed Corbu and land‑based assets the Álef steakhouse, alongside a spa and two infinity pools. This opening reinforces the brand’s presence in the Mediterranean. Greek islands as part of its broader strategy to target affluent travelers through exclusive, high-end destinations.

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  1. 2026-08-19 07:00 UTC Four Seasons expands luxury yachts and resorts
  2. 2026-08-06 12:03 UTC Four Seasons expands luxury yachts and resorts
  3. 2026-08-02 15:43 UTC Four Seasons expands luxury yachts and resorts
  4. 2026-08-01 20:42 UTC Four Seasons expands luxury yachts and resorts

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