Four Seasons Yachts has announced itineraries for the 2026-27 festive season, unveiling nine new voyages exploring the Bahamas and Caribbean between November 19, 2026 and January 31, 2027 onboard Four Seasons I. The newly released offerings build on the already announced itineraries in the Caribbean and Mediterranean, bringing the total inaugural year voyages to 32. The voyages will range from five to 14 nights with 17 new destinations, including the Bahamas, Anguilla and Miami.
The 2026-27 festive offerings begin with a 10-night Thanksgiving voyage sailing round-trip from Antigua, weaving through the landscapes of the Lesser Antilles. Following a full day of exploration in scenic Saint-Pierre, Martinique, guests can look forward to a Thanksgiving dinner prepared by Four Seasons culinary teams.
Travelers can choose from a seven-night Christmas voyage or a seven-night New Year’s sailing, as well as a 14-night holiday showcase combining both. Each of these journeys begins and ends in Miami, offering guests the opportunity to extend their celebration with a pre- or post-voyage stay at the Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club in Surfside, Florida.
Guests on the Christmas voyage will spend Christmas Day in Palmetto Point, Barbuda. They can follow local holiday traditions or savor a beachside Christmas feast. The New Year’s sailing will ring in 2027 at sea, followed by a beach day in the Exuma Sound, Bahamas. Guests can expect a grand New Year’s Eve celebration, complete with gourmet cuisine, champagne and entertainment.
From November 2026 to January 2027, the expanded Caribbean portfolio will include destinations such as Grenada, with its snorkeling and diving opportunities; Tobago, for swimming amid crystal-clear waters; and Anguilla, where guests will enjoy feasting on freshly caught lobster while taking in waterfront views. A mix of well-known hotspots and undiscovered gems, many of the itinerary destinations have been previously inaccessible to large ships, and in some cases, Four Seasons I will be the only vessel in port.
Three round-trip, five-night sailings from Miami to the Bahamas will be on offer throughout December 2026 and January 2027. At the heart of each journey lies the Exuma Sound, known for its necklace of 365 cays. Four Seasons I will offer guests direct access to the sea as well as secluded shores.
Good to know: The extensive network of adjoining suites aboard Four Seasons I can be connected with modular walls, and are ideal for extended families, multigenerational travelers and small groups traveling together. As many as five suites can be connected through these moving wall partitions or private terraces, offering numerous combinations to accommodate parties of up to 16 persons. This versatility also offers the opportunity to reserve an entire side of a deck.
The yacht’s Loft Suite and the Funnel Suite allow for up to 19 or 36 guests traveling together, respectively. As many as 12 suites have separate multifunctional studio accommodations with separate entrances and private bathrooms that are integrated with the primary suite. These were designed with flexibility in mind to best accommodate guest needs, serving as extra storage space, a children’s bedroom, traveling staff or an office area.
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