Four Seasons Yachts does not sell cabins by the person the way most cruise lines do. Every voyage is priced per suite, and that one change makes the usual "price per person" question work differently. Here is what a voyage on Four Seasons I costs right now, per suite, per night and per person, with a real sailing as an example.
The short answer (published fares as of October 30, 2026):
- A 7-night voyage in the entry Seaview Suite costs from about $20,700 per suite in the Caribbean winter to about $38,100 for a peak Mediterranean week.
- Most sailings fall between $3,300 and $4,200 per suite per night. The median is about $3,700.
- For two guests sharing a Seaview Suite, that is roughly $1,500 to $2,100 per person per night.
- Lunch, dinner and alcohol are extra. Four Seasons suggests planning about $250 per person per day for food and drink.
- The Funnel Suite, the largest suite on board, runs about $290,000 to $370,000 for a week.
Priced per suite, not per person
Four Seasons Yachts quotes one price per suite, per voyage, in US dollars. That price covers every guest up to the suite's maximum occupancy, including the sleeper sofa and a crib or children's rollaway. The entry Seaview Suite sleeps two adults and one infant. The Seaview Suite with Studio sleeps four adults. The Funnel Suite sleeps five adults and one child.
So the per-person and per-night figures in this guide are our own arithmetic: the published suite fare divided by the nights and by two guests. Four Seasons does not publish them.
Four Seasons Yachts cost per night
Across the 124 upcoming sailings with published fares, this is what the entry Seaview Suite costs per night:
| Per suite, per night | Per person (2 guests) | Where you find it |
|---|---|---|
| About $2,100 to $3,000 | About $1,050 to $1,500 | Long sailings and Caribbean winter weeks |
| About $3,300 to $4,200 | About $1,650 to $2,100 | Most sailings (the middle half) |
| About $4,500 to $5,450 | About $2,250 to $2,700 | Peak Mediterranean summer weeks |
| About $9,000 | About $4,500 | Christmas week in the Caribbean |
One of the lowest nightly fares is about $2,078 per suite, on an 18-night sailing from Miami to St Lucia in January 2027. Longer voyages usually cost less per night.
Four Seasons Yachts cost per voyage
| Voyage (Seaview Suite) | Per suite | Per night |
|---|---|---|
| 7 nights, Caribbean winter 2027 | $20,700 to $24,000 | $2,957 to $3,429 |
| 7 nights, Mediterranean | $25,600 to $38,100 | $3,657 to $5,443 |
| 7 nights, Christmas week (Dec 20, 2026) | $65,200 | $9,314 |
| 5 nights | $17,900 to $28,000 | from $3,580 |
| 9 nights | $26,200 to $42,500 | from $2,911 |
A real example: the most affordable 7-night voyage
Voyage snapshot
| Voyage | Lesser Antilles featuring St Lucia and Martinique |
| Dates | February 28 to March 7, 2027, 7 nights |
| Route | Round trip from Philipsburg, Sint Maarten |
| Suite | Seaview Suite |
| Fare | $20,700 per suite |
| Per night | $2,957 per suite, about $1,479 per person for two |
| With food and drink | About $1,729 per person per night, or about $24,200 for two for the week, before spa, excursions and extras |
This fare has stayed at $20,700 since early July. Popular weeks do not: the Christmas week of December 20, 2026 was $40,200 in early July and is $65,200 now.
What the larger suites cost
On one published Riviera week in October 2026 (7 nights, Monte Carlo to Palma de Mallorca), a selection of the suite fares ran like this:
| Suite | Per suite, 7 nights |
|---|---|
| Seaview Suite | $28,800 |
| Seaview Midship Suite | $32,900 |
| Seaview Suite with Studio | $36,600 |
| Superior Seaview Suite | $45,500 |
| Ocean Suite | $51,700 |
| Ocean Suite with Studio | $59,600 |
| Saint Barths Suite | $101,200 |
| Saint-Tropez Suite | $120,700 |
| Portofino Suite | $130,900 |
| Loft Suite | $180,300 |
| Funnel Suite | $290,400 |
The ladder is similar on other sailings, while the numbers move with the route and the season. The Funnel Suite for the week after Christmas 2026 was listed at $371,200 in October and is now waitlist only.
What the fare includes
Four Seasons Yachts is not all-inclusive. The fare includes:
- Breakfast in designated restaurants
- Non-alcoholic drinks and snacks in your suite
- Wi-Fi
- The marina and its water sports
- Onboard entertainment, enrichment and the Kids For All Seasons program
- Group exercise classes, based on availability
- Taxes and port fees
There is no tipping. You may add a gratuity on food, drink and spa purchases for exceptional service, but it is not expected.
What costs extra
- Lunch and dinner, and in-suite dining
- Alcoholic drinks
- Spa and salon, and private fitness sessions
- Shore experiences
- Laundry and pressing
- Flights, transfers and hotel nights before and after the voyage
Four Seasons suggests about $250 per person per day for food and drink. Children aged 5 and under dine free, except in-suite. For children aged 6 to 12, plan about $30 to $50 a day for meals.
What drives the price up or down
- Season. Caribbean winter weeks are the lowest. Mediterranean summer and the holidays are the highest.
- Suite. The jump from a Seaview Suite to an Ocean Suite nearly doubles the fare on the same sailing.
- Length. Longer voyages cost less per night.
- How full the sailing is. Fares rise as suites sell, so the same week costs more later.
Deposit and payment
- A deposit of 25% of the fare, due within three days of booking.
- The balance is due 150 days before sailing for Standard Suites and 180 days before sailing for Signature Suites.
- For Standard Suites, cancelling more than 150 days out costs 3% of the fare, as a credit you can use within 12 months. The fee then rises in steps to 100% at 30 days or less.
- For a sold-out voyage, the waitlist deposit is $2,500 per suite, credited or refunded.
The full schedule is in our guide to the Four Seasons Yachts cancellation policy.
Where the yachts sail
Four Seasons I began its first voyage on March 20, 2026. It has 95 suites and sails the Mediterranean in summer and the Caribbean in winter. Four Seasons II, with 79 suites, is due in early 2028, and a third yacht has been ordered for 2031. See where Four Seasons Yachts sails in 2026 and 2027.
How to book within your budget
- Look at Caribbean weeks from January to March. They are the lowest 7-night fares.
- Consider a longer voyage. The lowest nightly fare right now is on an 18-night sailing.
- Decide early. Seaview Suites sell first, and fares on popular weeks keep rising.
- Budget the dining. At $250 per person per day, two guests spend about $3,500 on food and drink in a week.
Four Seasons Yachts welcomes bookings through travel advisors. As a Four Seasons Preferred Partner agency, Stars Desk books at the published fare and can add an onboard credit of up to $2,000 per suite, depending on the suite and the length of the voyage. Tell us your month, the region and the suite you have in mind, and we will send you the live fares.
Request Four Seasons Yachts faresMore on the yacht: our Four Seasons Yachts page and the Four Seasons I deck plans.
Frequently asked questions
What is the price per person on Four Seasons Yachts?
There is no per-person fare. Four Seasons Yachts prices each suite per voyage. Two guests sharing a Seaview Suite pay about $1,500 to $2,100 per person per night on most sailings, based on fares published in October 2026.
What is the cheapest Four Seasons Yachts voyage?
The lowest 7-night fare is $20,700 per suite, for February 28 to March 7, 2027, round trip from Philipsburg. A 3-night sailing from November 16, 2026 costs $12,200 per suite.
How much is the Funnel Suite on Four Seasons I?
About $290,000 to $370,000 for a 7-night voyage, depending on the route and the season. It sleeps five adults and one child.
Is Four Seasons Yachts all-inclusive?
No. The fare includes breakfast, in-suite non-alcoholic drinks and snacks, Wi-Fi, the marina, and taxes and port fees. Lunch, dinner, alcohol, spa and shore experiences are extra. Four Seasons suggests about $250 per person per day for food and drink.
Do you tip on Four Seasons Yachts?
No tipping is expected. You can add a gratuity for exceptional service on food, drink and spa purchases if you wish.
How much is the deposit for Four Seasons Yachts?
25% of the fare, due within three days of booking. The balance is due 150 days before sailing for Standard Suites and 180 days for Signature Suites.
Fares are the published per-suite fares for Four Seasons I as of October 30, 2026, in US dollars. Per-night and per-person figures are our own calculation. Fares change as suites sell; we confirm the live fare for your dates before you book.
