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The luxury yacht, which costs more than 425 million US dollars, will contain 95 suites with private balconies. Dimensions vary: the largest of them, the Funnel Suite, measures 898 square meters and has a private pool and spa area reserved exclusively for its discerning occupants, as well as curved window units with floor-to-ceiling glass, which provide panoramic views.
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In the outdoor area there is a spacious lounge with bar and a 20-metre saltwater pool, one of the largest on yachts of this type, which can be quickly converted into an event space.
Guests of the Four Seasons loyalty program will be the first to discover the ship during the opening ceremony, which will take place at the end of 2025.
The yacht’s maiden voyage is expected to explore the Caribbean, then head to the Mediterranean, where it will pass through places such as the French and Italian Riviera. Four Seasons has already signed a contract to build its second yacht, also with Fincantieri, which is scheduled to be delivered at the end of 2026.
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