Luxury Four Seasons I yacht makes Canary Islands debut in Arrecife

The ultra-luxury Four Seasons I has made its first visit to the Canary Islands, docking in Arrecife on Friday as part of a seven-night cruise from Málaga. The yacht is also scheduled to return to Lanzarote in 2027.

The vessel arrived in Arrecife on Friday morning after departing Málaga and calling at Gibraltar and Casablanca.

Its visit marks the first time the Four Seasons I has called at a port in the Canary Islands and coincides with the 65th anniversary of Four Seasons.

Arrecife is the first Canary Islands stop on the vessel’s current itinerary. The yacht accommodates 190 guests across 95 suites and operates with a crew-to-passenger ratio of almost one to one.

The arrival comes as Arrecife seeks to strengthen its position in the international cruise market ahead of the autumn and winter season.

Berthing requests submitted by cruise operators to the Las Palmas Port Authority indicate that the Lanzarote capital is expected to welcome 52 cruise ships during November. Several of the vessels are newly launched ships aimed at the premium tourism market.

The Four Seasons I has already confirmed further calls at Arrecife in 2027, adding to the island’s growing presence in the premium cruise sector.