Ultimate luxury adventures with Four Seasons Private Jet

by | Jul 20, 2018 | At Leisure

Around The World Journeys

Unique experiences and memorable destinations in the World of Adventures itinerary in 2019

The Four Seasons Private Jet lineup for 2019 will include the World of Adventures itinerary, which sold out in its inaugural year. The ultimate 24-day trip from 23 October to 15 November, 2019 will take guests through nine destinations, beginning in Seattle, and travelling to Kyoto, Bali, Seychelles, Rwanda, Marrakech, Bogota, Galapagos Island before the final stop in Miami.

Four Seasons Private Jet

Four Seasons Private Jet

Highlights of the journey include a private lesson in sword combat to learn the ancient samurai art in Kyoto, exploring the UNESCO-listed Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve and strolling under the coco de mer palm trees and staying in the Virunga Mountains to see the rare and endangered mountain gorillas.

Kyoto

Kyoto

Also, stay three nights on the Silver Galápagos, reserved only for Four Seasons Private Jet passengers, and spot wildlife like sea turtles, Galapagos penguins and marine penguins on a snorkelling excursion.

Bali

Bali

The all-inclusive itinerary includes air travel aboard the Four Seasons Private Jet, which has just 52 seats and provides each passenger with 2m of personal space, with soft, fully reclining leather seats handcrafted in Italy and exclusively for Four Seasons, Mongolian cashmere blankets and carpet woven on traditional looms in Amsterdam.

Galapagos

Galapagos

Enjoy the range of in-flight amenities like a leather tote bag designed by Ghurka, a leather journal and a custom-designed amenity kit and feast on sumptuous cuisine—all customisable to your likes and dislikes—with local produce sourced from each destination and cooked in the state-of-art kitchen in the galley.

Bogota

Bogota

Accompanying the guests are a team of Four Seasons professionals, like the Executive Chef Kerry Sear to make the above-mentioned meals, the Director of Guest Experience and an Onboard Concierge. Fourseasons.com/privatejet
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