Four Seasons Yachts has announced the launch of The Lanserhof Reset, a longevity programme designed to enrich the transatlantic crossing of Four Seasons I. Developed in collaboration with Lanserhof’s longevity experts, the offering features personalised consultations, restorative treatments and wellness experiences guided by specialists throughout the voyage.
This unprecedented cruise introduces a new approach to wellness at sea, inviting passengers to focus on body and mind through moments of reflection and transformation. Guided by Lanserhof’s signature approach, the residency goes beyond traditional wellness to explore longevity from a deeply personalised perspective. From 8 to 16 November 2026, passengers aboard Four Seasons I will have access to diagnostics, expert consultations and a restorative programme.
“From the outset, our vision for Four Seasons Yachts has been to create experiences that feel like us, shaped by an intuitive understanding of what our guests value and how they wish to spend their time,” says Ben Trodd, CEO of Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings Ltd., co-owner and operator of Four Seasons Yachts. “The Lanserhof Reset reflects that vision, giving our guests the opportunity to devote uninterrupted time to their wellbeing at sea. Through personalised programming and expert guidance, we are creating an experience that is deeply restorative, highly individual and quintessentially Four Seasons.”
Built around the rare luxury of time afforded by a transatlantic crossing, The Lanserhof Reset gives passengers the opportunity to disconnect from the outside world and immerse themselves in a dedicated longevity programme, guided by renowned wellness experts.
A personalised eight-day journey
The programme begins with an initial consultation at Four Seasons I’s state-of-the-art medical centre. Participants then follow an eight-day wellness journey tailored to their needs and goals, including one-to-one consultations, holistic treatments such as craniosacral alignment, fitness and breathwork sessions, sound bath experiences, and nutritional guidance, including chlorophyll shots inspired by Lanserhof’s signature Energy Cuisine.
Beyond the dedicated programme, wellness experiences inspired by Lanserhof’s expertise are woven throughout the entire crossing, allowing all passengers aboard Four Seasons I to engage with the residency. Daily exchanges with experts, holistic wellness classes and a culinary offering designed in this spirit are complemented by access to nutritionists, fitness coaches and holistic therapists.
“Bringing the Lanserhof concept to sea for the first time gives us a unique opportunity to present our approach to wellness and longevity in an entirely new setting,” says Eva-Maria Hasenauer, Chief Commercial Officer of the Lanserhof Group. “The transatlantic crossing creates an exceptional environment to step away from daily life, focus on personal health, and see how targeted changes can support lasting wellbeing and longevity, long after the voyage ends.”
A strategic milestone in the fleet’s development
This transatlantic crossing comes just months after Four Seasons I’s inaugural voyage in the Mediterranean, launched in March 2026. It marks an important moment for the brand as the yacht shifts from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean for its winter season.
The wellness residency complements the onboard offering centred around the L’Oceana spa. Inspired by the restorative power of the sea, the spa draws on natural elements to deliver a holistic approach to relaxation, featuring a hammam, a thermal circuit, and innovations such as cryotherapy, infrared therapy, hydrotherapy and advanced recovery treatments.
Four Seasons Yachts aims to create a new expression of luxury at sea, combining Four Seasons’ highly personalised service with the freedom and discovery inherent to yachting. From meticulously designed suites to immersive experiences built around each port of call, Four Seasons I offers a distinctive way to explore the world.
The yacht’s inaugural Caribbean season begins in November 2026, as the fleet continues to expand. Bookings for The Lanserhof Reset are available at fourseasonsyachts.com/voyages.
A growing fleet
Four Seasons Yachts brings together luxury yachting company Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings Ltd., co-owner and operator, Italian shipyard Fincantieri, and Four Seasons’ hospitality expertise. Four Seasons I, the fleet’s first vessel, offers an all-suite, residential-style product. Its features include the 927 sq m (9,975 sq ft) Funnel Suite, fitted with floor-to-ceiling curved glass modules forming the largest contiguous glass room ever installed at sea, as well as a cross-ship marina opening from port to starboard. According to the press release, a second yacht, Four Seasons II, is due to enter service in 2027 — a date that requires confirmation, as earlier LTH coverage had instead pointed to a 2028 launch.
Founded in Austria in 1984, Lanserhof has spent more than forty years developing an approach to medical wellness and preventive health, combining advanced diagnostics, modern medicine and proven naturopathic therapies. The group currently operates medical resorts in Lans, Tegernsee and Sylt, with a new destination in Marbella due to open in early summer 2027.
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At a glance by The Hospitality Tribune
Four Seasons Yachts launches The Lanserhof Reset wellness residency
Partnership between Four Seasons Yachts and longevity specialist Lanserhof
Debuts aboard Four Seasons I during its transatlantic crossing, November 8-16, 2026
Eight-day personalized program: diagnostics, craniosacral alignment, breathwork, sound bath, nutrition
Crossing marks Four Seasons I’s seasonal shift from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean
Follows the yacht’s March 2026 debut; second vessel Four Seasons II expected in 2027 (per this release)
Bookings open at fourseasonsyachts.com/voyages
