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A luxury Mediterranean cruise for 2027: Four Seasons Yachts adds 33 new voyages, over 40 new ports, three voyages to Egypt and a Greek islands cruise.

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Thirty-three new voyages for 2027

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Four Seasons Yachts has set out its Mediterranean cruise season for 2027. From March to November 2027 the line sails 33 new voyages and calls at more than 40 new ports, among them Lisbon, Rimini and Zakynthos, on Four Seasons I, the yacht of 95 suites that began its first Mediterranean season in March 2026; a second yacht, Four Seasons II, is due in 2027.

The season adds Egypt, with two seven-night Eastern Mediterranean voyages and a fourteen-night Grand Mediterranean that joins them, for the Pyramids of Giza and the Valley of the Kings. Five-night voyages call at Santorini, Hydra, Mykonos, Antiparos, Sardinia, Monte Carlo, Saint-Tropez and Portofino, the Greek islands and Athens return, and 27 ports have an overnight stay, new ones among them in Bodrum, Marmaris, Porto Cervo and Cádiz.

Every suite is residential in style, up to the Funnel Suite of some 927 square metres behind its curved glass, and a voyage can be joined to a stay at the Four Seasons Astir Palace in Athens or the Four Seasons at San Stefano in Alexandria. For a luxury Mediterranean cruise in a true cruise suite, it is a Four Seasons hotel at sea.

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