Four Seasons is one of the world’s most famous luxury and resort chains with over 100 hotels and resorts worldwide. The iconic Four Seasons jet is the state-of-the-art Airbus A321LR. The Four Seasons private jet destinations for 2024 have now been revealed (as have the Four Seasons Airbus A321LR private tours for 2025). The next Four Seasons private jet tour is the World of Adventures tour to eight countries over 24 days between April 17 and May 10, 2024. The World of Adventures tour will explore some of the top highlights of the Pacific and Africa. While it may be too late to book this tour, there are two more 2024 itineraries to select from.

The luxury Airbus A321LR

The upcoming Four Seasons jet itineraries for 2024 include the World of Adventures, the Ancient Explorer, and the Unchartered Discovery. The Four Seasons Airbus A321LR is no ordinary aircraft. It features customized interiors and luxury service becoming of the hotel’s high standards. The aircraft and its interior have been designed to complement a fully luxurious vacation. Passengers relax with leather flatbed seats (which stretch 6.5 feet in a fully flat position). Passengers enjoy inflight WiFi, on-demand entertainment, and a great food menu.

While one can expect a normal Airbus A321neo to have 233 passengers onboard on a commercial flight, Four Season’s A321LR is limited to up to 52 passengers. The Four Seasons Jet has a 14-person cabin and flight crew (including three pilots). The Airbus A321neo is the longest-fuselage member of the A320 family, and the A321LR is the long-range variant providing extended range. Thanks to extra fuel in three Additional Centre Tanks (ACTs), it can fly routes of up to 4,000 nautical miles or 4,600 miles.

Four Season’s Jet welcomes couples and solo travelers alike. The tour is designed with adults in mind, but it is possible to bring well-traveled children aged 12 and over on the tour. For families with younger children, Four Seasons has other tours to choose from.

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Ancient Explorer 2024

The Ancient Explorer itinerary will focus on ten of the world’s most famous ancient marvels found worldwide (Four Seasons’ 2023 itinerary focused on discovering the wonders of Africa). This itinerary is scheduled for May 12 to June 4 – a period of 24 days. The Four Seasons A321LR will fly from some of the world’s oldest tourist destinations (such as the pyramids of Giza) to some of the world’s remotest destinations (such as Easter Island). These luxury tours don’t come cheap. The tour costs $205,000 per person based on double occupancy.

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Starting in Florida, the tour will visit Mexico, Easter Island (Chile), Bora Bora (French Polynesia), Australia, Thailand, Jordan, Egypt, Greece, and Spain. The tour explores some of the world’s oldest history, from the 5,000-year-old Pyramids of Egypt to the Teotihuacan Pyramids of Mexico (which predate the Aztecs). While the itinerary includes many planned excursions, they can also be fully customized to guests’ interests. Tour options range from exotic cooking classes to heli-flightseeing over volcanoes.

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Throughout the tour, guests can expect to be pampered with the highest category deluxe rooms at each property as the included option (with the option to upgrade to a wide range of suites). All meals and beverages (including alcohol) are included while onboard the Four Seasons private jet. All lunches and dinners include beer, wines by the glass, liquors, and soft drinks.

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Unchartered Discovery 2024

Another Four Seasons itinerary with the Airbus A321LR is the Unchartered Discovery – and it will focus on many of the most dramatic attractions of Central America and the Southern Hemisphere. The itinerary is scheduled for November 30 to December 20 and will visit seven destinations over 21 days. The cost of joining this tour is $215,000 per person based on double occupancy (solo occupancy may cost more).

This tour focuses on the wonders of the Western Hemisphere – mostly south of the United States (plus Antarctica). On the journey, guests explore the ancient Inca Sacred Valley and the legendary ruins of Machu Picchu high in the mountains. They will explore Iguazú Falls – one of the largest waterfalls located on the border between Argentina and Brazil. They will have time to explore some of the vibrant Latin culture of Latin America in Colombia and other locations.

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Perhaps the tour’s highlight is the four-night cruise to the Antarctic Peninsula. Antarctica is one destination the Airbus A321LR can not go. So the passengers are flown to Punta Arenas in Chile, taking a charter flight to King George Island. From there, they board a luxury chartered private polar ship to Antarctica. This region can have dramatic weather conditions, so the itinerary is weather permitting.