Four Seasons Yachts is turning its first transatlantic crossing into an eight-day longevity retreat. The Lanserhof Reset, announced August 21, brings the Austrian medical-wellness brand's programming aboard Four Seasons I for the yacht's November 8–16 repositioning from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean, marking the first time the Lanserhof concept has gone to sea.
Guests start with a consultation at the yacht's onboard medical center, then follow a personalized program built around diagnostics, one-on-one consultations, and treatments including craniosacral alignment, breathwork, fitness sessions, and sound baths. Nutritional guidance draws on Lanserhof's Energy Cuisine, chlorophyll shots included. Daily expert-led talks and wellness classes run throughout the voyage, with nutritionists, personal trainers, and holistic therapists available across the crossing.
"The Lanserhof Reset reflects that vision, giving guests the opportunity to dedicate uninterrupted time to their wellbeing while at sea," said Ben Trodd, CEO of Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings Ltd., joint owner and operator of Four Seasons Yachts.
The program layers onto the yacht's existing L'Oceana Spa, which offers a hammam, thermal circuit, cryotherapy, infrared therapy, hydrotherapy, and recovery treatments.
"The transatlantic crossing creates an extraordinary environment to step away from everyday life, focus on personal health and experience how targeted changes can support greater wellbeing and longevity long after the journey ends," said Eva-Maria Hasenauer, chief commercial officer of Lanserhof Group.
Four Seasons Yachts launched in March. The crossing kicks off Four Seasons I's inaugural Caribbean season.
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