Four Seasons reveals private jet...

Immersive journeys start from AED613,000 and cover 29 destinations including Dubai

Four Seasons has revealed the first four itineraries in its lineup of private jet journeys for 2027, announcing dates and prices and introducing new destinations and experiences.

Running for a decade now, the Four Seasons Private Jet Experience has proved a successful brand extension for the luxury hotel brand with 2025 occupancy “pacing ahead of last year”, according to Marc Speichert, Chief Commercial Officer at Four Seasons.

Starting from AED 613,500 for a 15-day luxury journey that touches down in seven destinations, the four Private Jet Experience itineraries for 2027 cover 29 destinations in total, from Dubai to Bali, and include new destinations such as Cartagena in Colombia and Tamarindo in Mexico, as well as new experiences, such as access to Machu Picchu.

Four Seasons Resort Dubai

The journeys range from 15 to 21 days, from AED613,500 to AED863,150, with just 48 guests on each departure, travelling between destination hotspots aboard a custom-designed Airbus A321neoLR with a 10-strong crew, including an inflight executive chef.

Each of the four itineraries are themed, with one focused on remote and rugged destinations in South America and Antarctica, while others spotlight individual continents, such as Asia, or provide an around-the-world experience, taking in cultural landmarks, such as India’s Taj Mahal and Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the world’s tallest building.

Designed to be exclusive and immersive, an onboard Journey Concierge curates personalised experiences, from a private viewing of Michelangelo’s David in Florence to a raft excursion along Bali’s longest river and a sushi-making class with a Michelin-lauded chef in Tokyo.

Along the way, guests will stay at Four Seasons’ resorts, such as its coastal retreat on Costa Rica’s jungle-rich Papagayo Peninsula, safari lodge in Serengeti and hotel in LA's Beverley Hills.

Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverley Hills

Here are the first four itineraries for 2027:

Uncharted Discovery From Americas to Antarctica, this 21-day itinerary takes in seven destinations including Tamarindo, Machu Picchu, Buenos Aires, Antarctica, Cartagena and Costa Rica, and includes an Antarctica expedition and access to Machu Picchu. From 20 January to 9 February, from AED859,500 per person.
Asia Unveiled From Tokyo to Bangkok, this 15-day itinerary covers seven countries in Asia, from Japan to Cambodia, Vietnam to Indonesia, and takes in seven destinations, including Bali, Hoi An, Bhutan and a private coral island in the Maldives, as well as access to Angkor Wat. From 11-26 February, starting at AED613,400 per person.
International Intrigue Spanning multiple continents, including Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas, this 21-day journey covers eight destinations, including Seattle, Kyoto, Hoi An, Serengeti, Marrakech, Florence, Paris and the Maldives. Experiences include a guided tour through Morocco’s Atlas Mountains, and private access to the ancient workshop where Michelangelo carved his renowned statue of David in Florence. From 3-23 March, starting at AED844,800 per person
Timeless Encounters This around-the-world 22-day journey touches down in nine destinations, including Kona, Bora Bora, Sydney, Bali, Chiang Mai, Dubai, Taj Mahal, Prague and London, and offers exclusive access to cultural treasures such as the Taj Mahal, Sydney Opera House and Burj Khalifa in Dubai. From 15 April 15 to 6 May, starting at AED863,150 per person

For those who don’t want to wait, there are also a number of seats available for the July 2025 departure of the 21-day, eight destination International Intrigue itinerary, departing July 27, as well as four 2026 itineraries. These include a 23-day journey that takes in the Great Barrier Reef and the ancient city of Petra in Jordan, and a 20-day, eight-destination wellness-focused journey staying at Four Season properties in Maui and Koh Samui.

For more information, visit www.fourseasons.com

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