Bring His Luxury Lecture To The Sea, Four Seasons Launching Division Of The Cruise Ship Division

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JAKARTA - With the first ship to sail at the end of 2025, the Four Seasons Yachts pledged to create "new categories of luxurious lifestyles" and "unmatched guest experiences at sea".

Ships 207 meters long, 14 decks will offer nearly 50 percent more living space per guest than is currently available on the market, the Four Seasons, allowing guests the highest privacy, flexibility, and coconut milk in all suite settings.

The ship will feature 95 suites, with a wide network of combined rooms to create "a place to live like an adaptable villa". Each suite will have a ceiling-high window and access to a wide terrace deck.

On average, the suite will measure 54 square meters and 60 percent of the ship's accommodation options exceed 76 square meters.

Its most premium offer, the Funnel Suite, covers four levels, offering more than 892 square meters combined of indoor and outdoor living rooms, including a private soak and private spa.

Guests will be able to enjoy a variety of choices of eating, from within the lobby to tasting dinner at a server bar, or dinner at the terrace. Guests will also have access to full service spas, salons and health programs.

The vast swimming pool wall offers a place to rest and relax during the day, which at night will be turned into an event space that holds routine events and outdoor film screenings.

The ship is the first of the Four Seasons Yachts fleet, scheduled for the next five years and is being designed in Trieste, Italy, by luxury shipbuilder Fincantieri.

"Four Seasons Yachts represents the next chapter of the long history of leading innovation in our industry, and an important moment for our company, as we continue to take advantage of new opportunities to expand the world of the Four Seasons," said Christian Clerc, president of the Four Seasons Hotel and Resort. October 6th.

"The true vision lies in the ability to imagine the possibilities while remaining loyal to one's values. Our vision for this new venture is to do so. Together with our partners at Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings, we created something extraordinary that combines their expertise with what the Four Seasons did best, provides unrivaled quality and excellence, surrounded by beautiful and loving service actions for our guests."

Meanwhile, Luigi Matarazzo, from Fincantieri, said, "This project has its own class, combining the best of passenger ship construction and cruise ship design to create new benchmarks for ultra-luxury ships."