Set to debut in early 2026, Four Seasons Yachts has announced a series of elevated experiences that will distinguish its inaugural vessel from traditional cruise offerings.
Among the highlights are Marina Days, a floating marina platform with direct sea access, and luxury Limo Tenders designed for personalised coastal excursions.
Marina Days – An Onboard Aquatic Playground
When the yacht is at anchor, guests will be able to enjoy Marina Days, offering an immersive oceanfront experience directly from the ship.
The 3,778-square-foot floating platform will include a lounge, bar, sea pool, and extendable deck with sun loungers.
Capable of accommodating up to 105 guests at a time, the marina will provide access to a wide variety of water sports and leisure activities, such as:
- Electric hydrofoils and water bikes
- Traditional kayaks and inflatable waterboards
- Pedalboards for scenic shoreline exploration
- A seawater dipping pool built into the floating platform
The aim is to offer guests an easy and elegant way to enjoy time on the water without leaving the comfort of the yacht.
Four Seasons Yachts won’t be the first cruise line to offer this concept, with some Seabourn and Windstar ships having a platform for watersports.
But this is a much larger platform with unique features, taking the idea to a whole new level.
Luxury Tenders for Private Excursions
Complementing the marina experience, Four Seasons Yachts will also offer Beachlander and Limo Tender services as part of its Grand Touring Experience.
The Beachlander is a 10-metre (32-foot) Ribeye vessel designed for high-speed excursions to secluded beaches, snorkelling spots, and exclusive coastal destinations.
The Limo Tender is a fully serviced, custom-designed vessel offering private, captain-led excursions.
Ideal for couples or small groups, the experience includes bespoke itineraries, onboard amenities, and an upscale, intimate atmosphere.
“Guests will explore remarkable destinations, beautiful bays and hidden coves while enjoying adventures on kayaks, paddleboards, and superyacht water toys that let them glide effortlessly across the water. These marina days will add a new element of discovery and fun, and we look forward to introducing our guests to this one-of-a-kind experience.”
Tim Littley, Vice President of Itinerary and Planning at Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings LTD
These offerings reflect Four Seasons’ commitment to delivering a superyacht-style voyage that merges exploration with luxury.
Further details, including itineraries and onboard features, are expected as the ship approaches its 2026 launch.
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