Four Seasons Yachts 2027 Mediterranean Season: 33 New Voyages, 40+ Exclusive Ports Including Egypt

Four Seasons Yachts has unveiled an extraordinary 2027 Mediterranean season featuring 33 brand-new voyages and more than 40 new ports of call, including the highly anticipated debut of Egypt on the itinerary. Designed for modern luxury travellers seeking bespoke access to both iconic landmarks and hidden coastal gems, these thoughtfully curated journeys offer shorter immersions, yacht-only harbours and strategic overnight stays that reveal destinations after dark.

A New Era of Bespoke Mediterranean Exploration

For its second Mediterranean season – spanning March to November 2027 – Four Seasons Yachts introduces no repeated itineraries from the inaugural year, reflecting an evolution toward even greater flexibility, variety and cultural depth. CEO Ben Trodd emphasises that “exceptional travel is rooted in bespoke access,” with these voyages blending famous shores like Athens and Santorini with quieter enclaves such as Rimini, Zakynthos and Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

The collection caters to diverse preferences, from quick escapes to extended adventures, all underpinned by Four Seasons’ hallmark of personalised service, thoughtful design and seamless transitions between sea and land. Guests can even extend voyages with stays at iconic properties like Four Seasons Hotel Alexandria at San Stefano or Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens, creating fluid land-and-sea journeys.

Egypt Debuts: Pyramids, Valley of the Kings and Ancient Shores

A standout addition is Egypt, featured across three new voyages that provide rare yacht access to the region’s timeless wonders. Two distinct seven-night Eastern Mediterranean itineraries spotlight Egypt’s storied sites, including overnights for deeper immersion into the Valley of the Kings, Pyramids of Giza and coastal antiquities.

For the ultimate exploration, a 14-night Grand Mediterranean journey combines both routes, allowing travellers to linger in Egypt while tracing the Eastern Med’s historic arc. These sailings position Four Seasons Yachts as a gateway to destinations that feel worlds away from crowded group tours, with the intimacy of a private yacht.

Shorter Voyages for Deeper Mediterranean Connections

Responding to demand for accessible luxury, the 2027 season expands five-night voyages that pack profound immersion into compact windows. Each highlights a distinct coastal personality:

• Greek Isles (Santorini & Hydra): Iconic sunsets and car-free island charm.
• Adriatic (Croatia focus): Crystal bays and medieval walled cities.
• Rivieras (Sardinia & Monte Carlo): Glamorous harbours and rugged cliffs.
• Rivieras (Saint-Tropez & Portofino): Chic beach clubs and pastel fishing villages.
• Greek Isles (Antiparos & Mykonos): Cycladic whites, hidden coves and beachside tavernas.

These shorter escapes blend marina days in turquoise anchorages with intimate calls possible only for smaller luxury yachts, maximising time ashore without sacrificing sea days.

Overnight Magic and Yacht-Only Harbours

Elevating the experience further, 27 ports feature overnight stays, unlocking each locale’s evening rhythm – from lantern-lit souks to starlit coastal paths. New overnights debut in Casablanca (Morocco), Cadiz (Spain), Bodrum and Marmaris (Turkey), and Porto Cervo (Sardinia), alongside Egypt’s ancient sites.

Several calls access yacht-only harbours, where larger vessels can’t venture, offering uncrowded moorings amid dramatic scenery and genuine local encounters. This scale advantage – paired with Four Seasons’ intuitive service – transforms every stop into a private discovery.

Beyond the Mediterranean: A Global Yacht Vision

The 2027 Mediterranean programme bookends a year that begins with Caribbean sailings and promises additional year-end announcements for the region. Four Seasons I will make her inaugural voyage in 2026, setting the stage for this ambitious expansion.

From Lisbon’s historic trams to the Greek Islands’ azure domes, these 33 voyages redefine superyacht travel as thoughtful, evolving exploration. They invite discerning guests to experience the Mediterranean not as tourists, but as privileged insiders – with every detail shaped by Four Seasons’ century-old ethos of personalised excellence.