Toronto, Canada – Four Seasons Yachts has officially revealed its second Mediterranean season for 2027, announcing an ambitious collection of 33 new sailings and more than 40 newly added ports of call. Thoughtfully crafted to balance iconic coastlines with lesser-known gems, the itineraries mark the debut of the Arab Republic of Egypt as a destination for the ultra-luxury yacht line. The expanded program builds on the brand’s growing portfolio and invites travelers to engage more intimately with the timeless allure of the Mediterranean through an unparalleled yachting experience that defines the pinnacle of maritime luxury.

Ben Trodd, President of Four Seasons Yachts, commented: “Our 2027 Mediterranean collection reflects our firm belief that exceptional travel today is centered on tailoring each journey to the unique expectations of every guest. Working closely with our expert team, we have curated comprehensive itineraries that capture everything from iconic landmarks to serene shorelines, offering meaningful experiences for every traveler. Our routes continue to evolve, and the addition of more than 40 new destinations in our second season underscores our commitment to shaping exploration in a way only Four Seasons Yachts can—through thoughtful design, meticulous personalization, and the signature spirit of service that defines our brand.”

Running from March through November 2027, the new season offers an extended window for guests to enjoy the Mediterranean at its peak and beyond.

Elevating Mediterranean Exploration

The 2027 season represents a new chapter for Four Seasons Yachts in the Mediterranean, with no itineraries repeated from its inaugural year. Every journey has been carefully designed to cater to modern luxury travelers seeking flexibility, variety, and deeper cultural immersion.

Guests will explore more than 40 new ports, including Portugal’s historic capital Lisbon, the upscale coastal escapes of Rimini, Zakynthos, and Santa Cruz de Tenerife, alongside celebrated highlights returning from 2026 such as the Greek Islands and the storied city of Athens.

Three newly introduced itineraries spotlight Egypt as a major feature, offering rare access to some of the region’s most coveted sites. Guests can choose from two seven-day sailings through the Eastern Mediterranean, or a 14-night grand journey combining both routes for an expanded exploration. All itineraries include strategic overnight stays, allowing travelers to fully immerse themselves in Egyptian culture with opportunities to visit the Valley of the Kings, the Pyramids of Giza, and iconic coastal heritage sites.

Guests may also extend their experience on land with stays at Four Seasons Hotel Alexandria at San Stefano or Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens, creating a seamless land-and-sea luxury escape.

Shorter Voyages, Deeper Experiences

For 2027, Four Seasons Yachts expands its offerings of five-night sailings—perfect for guests seeking a focused exploration of the Mediterranean’s most captivating corners.

These shorter journeys blend time at pristine anchorages with visits to exclusive ports accessible only to vessels of the yacht’s size.

Highlights include the enchanting Greek islands of Santorini and Hydra, Croatia’s Adriatic coastline, the famed Sardinia and Monte Carlo rivieras, and the iconic shores of Saint-Tropez and Portofino. Additional stops such as Antiparos and Mykonos provide guests with a curated glimpse into the region’s rich coastal diversity.

Enhanced Overnight Stays and Exclusive Yachting Ports

The new portfolio features 27 ports with overnight stays, giving guests rare opportunities to appreciate each destination at a more leisurely pace—and to experience their unique charm after sunset. Several of these overnight stops are firsts for Four Seasons Yachts, including ports in Egypt, Casablanca (Morocco), Cádiz (Spain), Bodrum and Marmaris (Türkiye), and Porto Cervo in Sardinia.

As part of its carefully curated Mediterranean journey, Four Seasons Yachts will begin its 2027 operations with Caribbean sailings, with additional late-year voyages to be announced in the months ahead.
Four Seasons’ first yacht is scheduled to set sail in 2026.