Four Seasons’ 23-Day Jet Trip Has Room for Just 48
Four Seasons has announced a private jet journey taking 48 guests across eight destinations, including South Korea, Sri Lanka, Zanzibar and the French Riviera. Its new Coastlines & Culture itinerary pairs luxury hotels with cultural visits and privately chartered yacht outings. The trip begins in San Francisco and finishes in Hampshire, with a dedicated team accompanying guests throughout. Places are sold as a complete itinerary, not individual flights.
Dates, Destinations and Price of the Journey
- Operator: Four Seasons Private Jet Experience, sold by TCS World Travel; aircraft operated by Titan Airways.
- Dates: 4–26 May 2028, 23 days on the booking page; the press release instead states 6–26 May.
- Aircraft: Airbus A321neo-LR with 48 seats.
- Route: San Francisco, Seoul, Hangzhou, Sri Lanka, Zanzibar, Sharm El Sheikh, Cap-Ferrat and Hampshire.
- Price: From $238,000 per person sharing; solo supplement $23,800.
- Booking: Four Seasons' official itinerary page.
The price covers jet travel, hotels, meals and planned excursions, with a doctor and concierge travelling alongside guests. Flights to San Francisco and home from Hampshire, visa fees and optional private tours cost extra. Included emergency cover provides up to $100,000 for medical evacuation and $50,000 for eligible medical expenses. Passports need six months' validity beyond the trip and eight blank pages. Guests must obtain their own visas.
In Seoul, guests can visit Jingwansa Temple, before exploring tea traditions in Hangzhou and a cinnamon estate in Sri Lanka. Zanzibar brings a planned stay at a Four Seasons resort scheduled to open in late 2027. The African leg includes a yacht trip on Egypt's Red Sea coast, followed by another near Cannes. The journey ends with a visit to Hampton Court Palace.
Four Seasons' booking page lists a San Francisco start on 4 May, two days earlier than the date in its press announcement. Guests should resolve that discrepancy before arranging flights. The operator charges the full journey price even if someone joins late or leaves early, and cancellation terms are supplied separately. With the Zanzibar resort still awaiting opening, its accommodation arrangements also merit confirmation before paying.