TORONTO, CANADA – June 9, 2026: Four Seasons Yachts has announced Four Seasons II, its second vessel, with a planned debut in 2028 and a focus on residential-style accommodation at sea, according to the official press release.
The new yacht will follow the March 2026 launch of Four Seasons I and is being positioned as an evolution of the company’s ultra-luxury yachting concept. Four Seasons II will feature 79 suites, including a new category of Yacht Residential Suites designed to offer increased space, privacy and flexibility for guests.
The announcement marks the next stage in the development of Four Seasons Yachts, a venture that brings together Four Seasons, Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings Ltd., Joint Owner/Operator of Four Seasons Yachts, and Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri.
Four Seasons II to build on first vessel
Four Seasons II has been designed to continue the approach introduced with Four Seasons I, while adding larger accommodation options and further developing the residential character of the onboard experience.
The vessel will maintain an intimate scale, with 79 expansive suites and a one-to-one guest-to-staff ratio. The company said the yacht will include culinary concepts, wellness offerings and curated itineraries, all shaped around a private and personalised experience at sea.
Ben Trodd, CEO, Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings Ltd., Joint Owner/Operator of Four Seasons Yachts, said: “Four Seasons II builds on this foundation, introducing new offerings on the water while deepening personalization and expanding access through the introduction of residential-scale suites. Every detail has been considered to ensure guests feel an effortless sense of home, wherever they are sailing.”
Four Seasons said the second vessel is intended to reflect the same design-led philosophy as Four Seasons I, while introducing a new level of accommodation through its Yacht Residential Suites. The new suites are expected to provide a more home-like environment for longer voyages, group travel and multi-generational journeys.
Residential suites introduced for Four Seasons II
The Yacht Residential Suites aboard Four Seasons II will range from two to four bedrooms and will be located across the upper decks.
The suites will include open-concept living areas, private terraces, lifestyle kitchens, dining spaces and dedicated entertainment areas. Select suites will also feature private splash pools, outdoor showers and wellness-focused amenities.
A dedicated concierge will support the Yacht Residential Suites, arranging details such as personalised dining and curated Shore and Sea Experiences. Four Seasons said the accommodation has been designed for guests seeking space, privacy and flexibility while travelling by sea.
The new suite category is one of the main distinctions between Four Seasons II and Four Seasons I. While the second vessel will mirror the first yacht’s intimate scale and design approach, it will expand the range of accommodation available within the Four Seasons Yachts portfolio.
Four Seasons said voyages for the inaugural season of Four Seasons II are now open for booking.
Four Seasons Yachts fleet continues to expand
Four Seasons II will become the second vessel in the Four Seasons Yachts fleet when it debuts in 2028. The first vessel, Four Seasons I, launched in March 2026.
Four Seasons I introduced the company’s all-suite, residential-style yachting product and included features such as the Funnel Suite and an onboard transverse marina. The Funnel Suite measures 9,975 square feet, or 927 square metres, and includes floor-to-ceiling wraparound curved glass window modules. The yacht also features a marina with openings across the vessel from port to starboard.
The wider Four Seasons Yachts project combines Four Seasons hospitality with the maritime and technical expertise of Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings Ltd. and Fincantieri. Four Seasons said the venture extends its service model into yachting through an all-suite product designed around personalised service, residential-style accommodation and curated experiences at sea.
“Four Seasons has always been defined by the quality of experience we create and the genuine care with which we deliver it,” said Alejandro Reynal, President and CEO, Four Seasons. “Our first vessel has shown how naturally this extends to sea. With Four Seasons II, we will continue to build on that foundation, creating experiences that feel deeply personal, thoughtfully designed, and unmistakably Four Seasons.”
In addition to its 79-suite configuration, the second yacht will place emphasis on craftsmanship, innovation and service delivery. The introduction of Yacht Residential Suites is intended to broaden the range of guest accommodation while retaining the scale and service approach of the first vessel.
The company said Four Seasons II will continue to build on the foundations set by Four Seasons I, with experiences designed to feel personal, carefully considered and aligned with the Four Seasons brand.
Four Seasons Yachts said guests can now book voyages for the inaugural season of Four Seasons II.
The company has not provided further itinerary details in the announcement beyond confirming that the yacht will debut in 2028 and that inaugural season voyages are open for booking.
Four Seasons II will join Four Seasons I as the company continues to develop its presence in the ultra-luxury yachting sector. The second vessel will add new residential-scale accommodation to the fleet and extend the brand’s all-suite approach at sea.
Source: Official Press Release by Four Seasons on 9 June, 2026
