Ninety-five suites, one hundred and thirty destinations: Four Seasons Yachts is now available through Windrose.

The Berlin-based luxury tour operator Windrose is adding Four Seasons Yachts to its lineup.

The luxury cruise segment is evolving: more intimate ships, more expansive suites and bespoke itineraries. As a result, the industry is increasingly attracting travelers who would never have considered themselves cruise passengers. Berlin-based luxury tour operator Windrose is responding to this trend by adding Four Seasons Yachts to its cruise portfolio. These cruises are now bookable through Windrose and can be combined with bespoke pre- and post-cruise programs.

“Luxury cruises are currently evolving tremendously. We’re seeing new ships, new concepts, and, above all, guests who expect the same level of individuality, privacy, and service quality at sea as they would in an exceptional hotel,” says Christian Böll, CEO of Windrose.

A ship that doesn’t want to be one

Four Seasons I embarked on its maiden voyage in March 2026. The numbers underscore the concept: 207 meters in length, yet just 95 suites accommodate a maximum of 222 guests. There are no interior cabins. Each suite is designed in a residential style and offers generous indoor and outdoor spaces; the guest-to-staff ratio is nearly one-to-one.
At the top of the scale, the Funnel Suite encompasses just under 929 square meters and is fitted with floor-to-ceiling, curved panoramic windows; the approximately 743-square-meter Loft Suite boasts a spacious terrace at the stern. Eleven restaurants and lounges are on offer, ranging from Mediterranean cuisine to an intimate omakase concept. Through a Chef-in-Residence program, chefs from Michelin-starred Four Seasons restaurants also come on board. The true centerpiece, however, lies deeper: a marina designed to span the entire width of the ship. On designated marina days, both sides of the yacht open up, providing direct access to the sea, complete with water sports and curated activities. Wellness is provided by the L’Oceana Spa, featuring a hammam, sauna, steam room, and cold therapies, as well as cryotherapy, infrared and hydrotherapy, along with yoga, meditation, breathwork, and personalized fitness training.

130 Destinations in the First Season

In its inaugural season, the Four Seasons I will embark on 32 itineraries with 52 sailings, calling at 130 destinations in more than 30 countries and territories. In the summer, the focus is on the Mediterranean, including the Greek islands, the Croatian coast, Saint-Tropez, and Bodrum; in the winter, the Caribbean and the Bahamas follow.

The 2027 itinerary has already been expanded: from March through November, 33 newly designed Mediterranean cruises featuring more than 40 new ports of call are planned; no itinerary from the first season will be repeated. The yacht will remain overnight in 27 ports, including, for the first time, destinations in Egypt as well as Casablanca, Cádiz, Bodrum, Marmaris, and Porto Cervo. In 2027, a second yacht, the Four Seasons II, will be added; its voyages can also be booked through Windrose.
“For us, a cruise doesn’t end at the port,” says Böll. “Our mission is to weave the voyage at sea and the experiences before, after, and at each destination into a harmonious whole.” [www.windrose.de( www.windrose.de)