Four Seasons has introduced a new 20-day private jet itinerary for spring 2027, combining seven far-flung destinations with exclusive access, remote landscapes and stays at newly reimagined Four Seasons properties. Olivia Palamountain reports

Four Seasons is expanding its portfolio of ultra-luxury, round-the-world itineraries with the launch of New World Icons, a 20-day Private Jet journey that will take just 48 guests to seven destinations across Asia, Europe, the Caribbean and the Americas.

Departing March 26, 2027, this latest edition marks the brand’s tenth anniversary in the sky and introduces five locations that have never before appeared on a Four Seasons Private Jet route, alongside the return of long-standing favourites Hong Kong and Langkawi.

The itinerary reflects a rising appetite for highly curated, transformative travel, blending cultural immersion, wilderness exploration and elevated hospitality. Highlights range from snowmobiling across Iceland’s Langjökull Glacier and exploring the geothermal drama of the Golden Circle to drifting through Langkawi’s mangrove forests with a Four Seasons naturalist and navigating Jaipur’s palace architecture during a private gala evening.

In Venice, guests will stay at the soon-to-relaunch Danieli, A Four Seasons Hotel, Venice, ahead of a helicopter excursion to the alpine landscapes of Cortina d’Ampezzo. The journey then continues to Anguilla for Caribbean watersports before concluding in Los Cabos, home to the new Four Seasons Resort and Residences Cabo San Lucas at Cabo Del Sol.Designed to deliver both breadth and depth, the itinerary allocates multiple days in each destination, supported by seamless transfers aboard a fully customised Airbus A321neo-LR configured for just 48 passengers. A dedicated onboard team – including an executive chef, physician, concierge and experience manager – accompanies guests throughout, underscoring the brand’s emphasis on service and comfort as central components of the journey.Demand for Four Seasons’ Private Jet programme remains robust, with most 2026 departures already fully booked. Limited spaces remain on itineraries such as Asia Unveiled, Ancient Explorer, International Intrigue and World of Wellness, each offering a different thematic approach to long-haul, multi-stop travel.

Prices for New World Icons start at US$219,000 per person, based on double occupancy.