Four Seasons Yachts reveals overhauled 2027 Mediterranean programme

New itineraries for 2027 include 40 additional ports from Lisbon to Zakynthos, alongside a trio of Egypt-focused voyages

Four Seasons Yachts will expand its Mediterranean programme in 2027 with 33 itineraries and more than 40 new ports, including a first set of voyages to Egypt.

The company said the new season, which runs from March to November 2027, has been structured around shorter routes, increased overnight stays and access to yacht-only harbours across the region. The programme includes no repeat itineraries from the line’s inaugural 2026 season.

The schedule adds new destinations such as Lisbon, Rimini, Zakynthos and Santa Cruz de Tenerife, alongside returns to high-demand ports including Athens and the Greek Islands. Three itineraries will feature Egypt, comprising two seven-night Eastern Mediterranean routes and a 14-night “Grand Mediterranean” combining both. These include overnight calls designed to allow visits to the Valley of the Kings, the Pyramids of Giza and coastal heritage sites.

The 2027 programme also expands the line’s five-night sailings, with routes centred on the Greek Isles, the Adriatic, Sardinia, Monte Carlo, Saint-Tropez, Portofino, Antiparos and Mykonos. Marina-day anchorages and small-harbour calls are used throughout to give access to locations unavailable to larger vessels.

A total of 27 ports feature overnight stays next season, including Casablanca, Cadiz, Bodrum, Marmaris and Porto Cervo. The company will open 2027 in the Caribbean and plans to release further year-end itineraries in the coming months.

Ben Trodd, CEO of Four Seasons Yachts, said: “Our 2027 Mediterranean collection reflects our belief that, today, exceptional travel is rooted in bespoke access. Working with our expert team, we’ve curated itineraries that feature everything from iconic landmarks to quieter coastlines, offering journeys for every preference. 

“Our itineraries are ever-evolving, and the introduction of more than 40 new destinations for our second season underscores our commitment to shaping exploration in a way only Four Seasons can, grounded in thoughtful design, personalization, and our hallmark service ethos.”

The venture is operated by Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings and Four Seasons Yachts in partnership with shipbuilder Fincantieri. Four Seasons I, the line’s first vessel, is scheduled to enter service in 2026, with the second yacht to follow in 2027.

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