Get into the flow with
Four Seasons Yachts
Sail the seven seas with effortless luxury while experiencing wellness – all aboard the new Four Seasons Yachts which widen the brand's portfolio even further.
Waves & Wellness
A transatlantic crossing has always been the ultimate symbol of slow travel – a rare stretch of uninterrupted days where time seems to expand. Aboard *Four Seasons I*, this ocean-bound voyage becomes a transformative retreat through "The Lanserhof Reset". Partnering with the Austrian pioneers of modern medical wellness, Four Seasons Yachts is turning its inaugural Atlantic crossing from November 8 to 16, 2026, into an exclusive residency dedicated entirely to personal health and longevity.
Rather than offering a generic spa menu, the eight-day journey functions as a deep physical and mental recalibration. Guided by Lanserhof’s four decades of medical expertise, each participant begins with an in-depth diagnostic assessment in the vessel's high-tech medical center.
From there, a customized regimen unfolds: individual consultations are paired with restorative practices like craniosacral alignment, targeted breathwork, sound baths, and tailored movement. Even nutrition gets an upgrade, incorporating Lanserhof’s famous Energy Cuisine concept through targeted daily rituals like nutrient-dense chlorophyll shots.
A floating masterpiece of architecture and recovery
This specialized residency seamlessly joins the yacht’s permanent sanctuary, L’Oceana Spa. Blending ancient thermal rituals with cutting-edge recovery, the space features a hammam, a thermal circuit, and advanced therapies ranging from cryotherapy to infrared treatment.
Beyond its wellness credentials, Four Seasons I redefines nautical luxury. Crafted in partnership with Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri, the all-suite vessel boasts architectural marvels like a transverse marina opening directly onto the sea from port to starboard. Its crowning glory, the 9,975-square-foot Funnel Suite, features the largest contiguous piece of curved glass at sea, framing an unfiltered panoramic horizon.
As the yacht completes its Atlantic voyage from the Mediterranean to launch its first Caribbean season in late 2026 – with sister vessel Four Seasons II following in 2027 – it proves that high-seas adventure and holistic well-being can indeed sail in perfect harmony.
