Four Seasons’s Gargantuan Cruise Ship Yacht

Four Seasons is attempting to redefine yachting, at least the way most people understand the term.

Four Season’s new 679-foot vessel is expected to cost more than $420 million to build and is scheduled to be launched in late 2025.

Larry Pimental, president and CEO of Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings, which is overseeing the design and build, said the vessel is unlike any other super-yacht in the world.

It will hold 195 guests across 95 suites, with about 210 crew.

The Four Seasons’s Gargantuan Cruise Ship is creating a new category of yacht which is a hybrid of a yacht and a small cruise ship.

The Cruise Ship has the highest space ratio in the passenger-shipping industry.

Four Season’s is spending $4.3 million per cabin.

Four Seasons’s Gargantuan Cruise Ships Staff & Service

Four Seasons’s chefs and staff, added will be crewing the vessel.

That will differentiate it from private superyachts.

The company revealed more details about the design, including its four-deck “Funnel” suite at the front of the boat, which measures more than 9,500 square feet, with the largest curved glass structure of any leisure vessel.

The Funnel’s bottom floor is a full-deck apartment that has a private kitchen and access to the private deck outside.

Sliding walls allow living spaces to be converted across the yacht.

Tillberg Design is responsible for the boat’s design, which is much more yacht-like than any cruise ship.

Besides the funnel, its other exterior feature that commands attention is the 66-foot-long swimming pool, inspired by superyacht Christina O, an iconic 1960s vessel that hosted many of the world’s leading politicians and Hollywood stars.

Italian shipyard Fincantieri will be building the vessel. Technical breakthroughs will include what the company calls the world’s first “variable-speed diesels,” advanced stabilization, and the ability to convert to green methane power when that technology advances.

The yard has tested more than 1,000 hull shapes for optimal performance.

The yacht will also have two “marinas,” which fold out from opposite sides of the vessel so guests can access launches or engage in water sports.