Uncover Your Travel Personality

We all want different things out of travel: Some people are chasing heart-pounding adventures, some are craving a taste of new cultures or cuisines, and others are on a journey of self-discovery. Four Seasons offers experiences tailored to every travel personality. Enjoy one of the World’s 50 Best Bars in Bangkok, balance your energy in Costa Rica and reach new speeds in Whistler. Whatever your travel style, Four Seasons can help you live out your wildest dreams this summer.

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For the cultural explorers: Seoul and Paris

The city of Seoul is a study in contrasts: rich traditions and historic landmarks in the heart of a bustling, forward-thinking metropolis. Experience both the old and the new on a guided walking tour arranged by Four Seasons Hotel Seoul. You’ll enjoy special access to some of the city’s top attractions and sites, like Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village and the gallery-lined alleys of Insa-dong. To further immerse yourself in the city’s culture, don a hanbok – a traditional Korean garment worn during holidays and celebrations – for your tour.

Your cultural journey continues when you return to the Hotel. Chief Concierge Sojung Park suggests you unwind at the Spa with another Korean tradition: a visit to the Korean sauna, featuring cold, warm and hot baths as well as wet and dry sauna rooms. Afterwards, toast your experience at The Market Kitchen, where carefully preserved 600-year-old ruins are on display beneath a glass floor.

Immerse yourself in Korean history in Seoul

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Alternatively, opt to escape the city. All eyes may be on the world-class athletes competing for the gold in Paris, but if you need a break from the action, set out from Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, for an exclusive visit to Maison Belle Époque, set in the heart of Champagne’s vineyards. Once the house of the founders of Perrier-Jouët, this private residence and UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to the largest private collection of French art nouveau in Europe – as well as the oldest vintage champagne in the world. Explore works by Emile Gallé, Georges de Feure, Rodin and Toulouse Lautrec as you tour the historic venue, including a stop in the legendary Eden Cellar to taste the finest vintages of the house. Join Chef Sébastien Morellon for lunch in the estate’s gardens, then return to the Hotel for an exclusive dinner at the Michelin-starred L’Orangerie, paired with bubbles from the House of Perrier-Jouët.

If you’d like to extend your time in Champagne, you can opt to spend the night at Maison Belle Époque, an experience available exclusively to Four Seasons guests. After a gourmet dinner served with vintages from the cellar, make yourself comfortable in one of the home’s five meticulously restored bedrooms. The next day, take a stroll through the vineyard for a picnic among the vines before your return journey to the city.

Explore beyond the city in Paris

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For the romantics: Maui and Los Cabos

It’s hard to picture a more romantic getaway than Maui: sandy beaches, lush palms, fragrant plumeria and stunning sunsets over clear blue waters. It’s no surprise, then, that the island is one of the top honeymoon destinations for couples. Whether you’re seeking an intimate sanctuary for the two of you to hide away or the chance to make memories together on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea is the ideal setting.

The Resort’s experts can craft a personalized itinerary for you and your loved one, including unique travel experiences like sunset sails, a private beach picnic or a helicopter tour of the island. For the ultimate day together, join a Resort chef on a helicopter ride to a local organic fruit farm for a tour and an exotic fruit tasting; then explore the famed town of Hana, where a cultural expert will guide you on a swim in the lava caves at Wai‘anapanapa’s Black Sand Beach or a hike to a waterfall deep within the bamboo forest. Afterwards, return to the Resort and savour a multi-course menu tailored to your tastes and served by your personal waiter in a secluded corner overlooking Wailea Beach.

Feel more connected in Maui

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If you’re looking for the perfect place to rekindle your romance, look no further than the undiscovered East Cape of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula. “Our location on the East Cape of Los Cabos is picture-perfect for romance. It’s far removed from the busy ‘El Corridor’ area and surrounded by never-ending beach, mountains and sky – the perfect setting for meaningful connection,” says General Manager Borja Manchado at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Los Cabos at Costa Palmas. “There’s a magical sense of discovery here. To share those moments with your person is to fall in love with them all over again.”

Embrace the spirit of discovery – and your inner child – at Camp Verano, the Resort’s summer camp for adults. The itinerary makes the most of the Resort’s picturesque setting: dive or snorkel Cabo Pulmo, which famed oceanographer Jacques Cousteau called “the aquarium of the world;” hike to a stunning vista for an above-the-clouds HIIT class; go off-roading through the desert dunes; or splash in a secret waterfall. After a day of adventure, return to the Resort for the Oasis Signature Massage, which combines energetic stones and local herbs to create a sense of stillness, followed by a private beachfront dinner.

Reignite the spark in Los Cabos

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For the soul searchers: Chiang Mai and Costa Rica

On a quest for personal well-being and inner peace? Discover pura vida at Four Seasons Resort Peninsula Papagayo, Costa Rica, where wellness experts lead you through a holistic program designed to help you centre mind, body and spirit – just steps from the beach. The Resort’s visiting practitioners program includes workshops and private sessions with world-class healers who can help you embrace life’s challenges. Throughout July, you can uncover hidden core beliefs and inner strength with the help of Dr. Debra Greene, a mind-body integration specialist who uses energy kinesiology and energy-based techniques to encourage lasting improvements, or embark on a journey towards self-discovery through movement and breathwork with fitness innovator Ashli Katz during her August residency. You might be surprised by your transformation.

If you’re still searching for rejuvenation, try yoga in the Resort’s new Wellness Shala, a sacred space inspired by the natural grace and lightness of the Guanacaste winds, overlooking Costa Rica’s lush tropical forest.

Centre yourself in Costa Rica

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Retreat to a secluded haven at Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai, a sanctuary of well-being. The Resort’s in-house experts on Thai culture, traditions and holistic healing will tailor wellness experiences to your needs, guiding you on a journey to live a life in balance. It all starts with a good night’s sleep: Give your body, mind and soul time to rejuvenate and discover the power of slow living to fine-tune your circadian rhythms. The Soulful Awakening experience begins with a three-course wellness dinner carefully curated to complement your metabolism before signalling to your body that it’s time to wind down with a luxurious bath ritual. The next day, restorative yoga will activate your parasympathetic nervous system to help you reduce stress, balance your energy, and experience a state of peace and calm.

For those seeking spiritual healing or new meaning, the Resort can also arrange a visit to one of the area’s temples for a private session with monks who have dedicated their lives to the deeply harmonious teachings of Buddhism. Your time with them will help you look within to discover your true self, leaving you uplifted and inspired.

Find balance in Chiang Mai

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For the eco-tourists: Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru and Naviva

The Maldives islands are stunning: pristine white-sand beaches, endless balmy sunshine, sparkling turquoise waters. That beauty extends below the waves, where you’ll discover an underwater kingdom filled with sea turtles, manta rays, vividly coloured fish and coral reefs. Help protect this UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve at Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru, where a team of marine biologists at the Marine Discovery Centre lead conservation efforts.

Contribute to the cause by becoming a scientist for a day: Stop into the Turtle Rehabilitation Centre to help with turtle-monitoring and photo-ID projects, or join in on the pioneering Reefscapers program to help build coral reefs in the Resort’s lagoon. For a truly unforgettable experience, sign up for Manta on Call so you’ll be notified immediately whenever manta rays are spotted nearby. When they are, you can hop on a speedboat for an opportunity to swim with these giant, gentle creatures.

Since you’re never too young to care about the health of our oceans, scientifically minded teens and young adults can join the Resort’s new Trainee Marine Biologist Program for a deep dive into what it takes to pursue a conservation career. The program’s six modules combine educational sessions with hands-on activities like helping the team track dolphins in the waters around the island, using artificial intelligence to monitor coral reef restoration efforts, and supporting the on-site veterinarian providing life-saving care to injured sea turtles.

Help with ocean conservation in the Maldives

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At Naviva, A Four Seasons Resort, Punta Mita, México, every experience is designed with conservation and sustainability in mind. “We embrace sustainability not just as a practice, but as a core principle of our ethos,” says Resort Manager Eduardo Sampere. “We are deeply committed to environmental stewardship, which extends to the way we source and use our water.” The Resort uses hydropanel technology to extract clean, pollutant-free water from the air and, using the power of the sun, mineralize it for taste, producing enough premium-quality drinking water to meet all the Resort’s needs.

Other conservation measures can be found throughout the Resort, from specially designed roofs that collect and filter rainwater for irrigation to the careful design of Resort tents, buildings, and pathways to accommodate trees and animal habitats to preserve biodiversity. For a truly immersive, sustainable experience, head to the Spa for a serene soak in an ofuro tub, made from regionally sourced high-insulation cedar wood to capture and retain heat to conserve energy. This thermal soak is soothing to mind and body, promoting detoxification, elevating cardiovascular performance, fortifying the immune system, purifying the skin, and easing pain or stress.

Unwind sustainably in Punta Mita

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For the foodies: Bangkok and Hoi An

Flavour is on the menu at Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River, where the talented chefs and mixologists have been earning accolades for their inventive culinary creations. Explore Cantonese flavours with Chef Tommy Cheung’s signature tasting menu at Yu Ting Yuan, or get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the Argentinian-inspired cocktails served at BKK Social Club – which recently took the top spot on Thailand’s 20 Best Bars list and ranked number 13 on The World’s 50 Best Bars list.

At the new Palmier by Guillaume Galliot, Michelin-distinguished Chef Guillaume Galliot blends the charm of French brasserie cuisine with reimagined traditional favourites, set against the relaxed backdrop of Bangkok’s riverside. The menu offers a taste of classic French ingredients in dishes inspired by Galliot’s childhood in the Loire Valley, as well as a selection of regularly changing signatures from the chef’s storied career.

Taste award-winning food and drink in Bangkok

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Gourmands will leap at the opportunity to discover the art of cooking authentic Vietnamese dishes. A chef from Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai, Hoi An, Vietnam, will guide you on a culinary adventure, from Hanoi’s haute cuisine to Hoi An’s street food. At the Resort’s Cooking Academy, you’ll tour the organic herb and vegetable gardens before setting off to explore unique local produce at a vegetable village and one of the area’s age-old markets. Then return to the Resort for a lesson in centuries-old cooking techniques and a meal of flavours you’re unlikely to find anywhere else.

Even the youngest chefs can expand their palates. An hour-long Junior Academy course will introduce them to new flavours and ingredients, then teach them how to prepare simple but delicious Vietnamese dishes.

Learn to cook Vietnamese food in Hoi An

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For the adventure seekers: Sydney and Whistler

Take your travels to new heights in Sydney with an adrenaline-pumping 1,332-step walk up the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge, accompanied by a guide from Four Seasons Hotel Sydney. Your reward: a 360-degree view of the city that you will never forget. As you gaze down at landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and Luna Park – or, on a clear day, the Blue Mountains – it’s easy to see why Sydney Harbour is considered by many to be the most beautiful natural harbour in the world.

If you need a break from the hustle and bustle of the city, escape to the Australian Outback and Uluru, the sacred heart of Australia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Experts believe the massive sandstone monolith started forming around 550 million years ago; today, it stands 348 metres (1,142 feet) high. After your private jet flight to the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, join a guide on a private walking tour of the site. If the timing is right, you might get to see the rock seem to glow red under the light of the sun from iron oxide in the sandstone.

Reach new heights in Sydney

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The heart-pounding adventure continues in the Canadian mountains, where Four Seasons Resort and Residences Whistler offers world-class skiing and activities like hiking, white-water rafting and bear viewing. Take the plunge with an exhilarating leap over the glacial-fed Cheakamus River. Leap from the Whistler Bungee Bridge for a 160-foot (50-metre) bungee jump – one of only two places to bungee jump in British Columbia and considered one of the most scenic jump sites in the world.

For a bucket list–worthy experience, strap on a helmet and race through 10 icy twists and turns in a real bobsleigh driven by a trained pilot. During your run through the course, you’ll reach speeds of more than 100 km/h and feel the acceleration of up to 4 g-forces. The Whistler Sliding Centre is the only place in Canada where you can try bobsleighing and take to the ice like an Olympian, and Four Seasons can make all the arrangements for you. Available during both summer and winter, this experience is a can’t-miss for those in search of an intoxicating rush of adrenaline.

Challenge yourself in Whistler

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Summer Checklist: Your Ultimate Vacation Awaits

As the temperatures begin to rise, we find ourselves dreaming of summer: warm waters, bright sun, endless opportunities to make lifelong memories. So how do you decide where to go and what to do? That’s where Four Seasons comes in. Home to championship golf courses with one-of-a-kind greens, Michelin-starred restaurants brimming with fresh summer flavours and thrilling adventures designed to inspire, Four Seasons offers unique summer activities that can help bring your dream vacation to life.

We’ve rounded up some of the best summer vacation spots all over the world, including recommendations from local insiders who know their destination better than anyone. If you’re looking for things to do this summer, here’s our checklist for making this year’s vacation one you’ll never forget.

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Perfect your golf swing on a luxury golf vacation

Summer is the ideal time to tee off at Four Seasons. With sprawling green spaces designed by some of the sport’s biggest names, first-class golf instructors and cutting-edge innovations like indoor golf simulators to help you perfect your swing, you might not score a hole-in-one, but you’ll still win big on these courses.

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TEE OFF INTO THE OCEAN IN PUNTA MITA, MEXICO

It might be hard to concentrate on your putt at Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita, Mexico, a Forbes Five-Star resort that’s also home to two of the world’s most renowned Jack Nicklaus–designed courses. The warm weather and sunshine make summer the perfect time to tee off at the challenging Bahia Golf Course, which offers panoramic views of glittering blue waters and a hole on the beach just steps from the famed El Faro surf spot. (And summer is prime surf season, if you’re thinking about paddling out.)

But for a true bucket-list experience, you’ll have to plan ahead: The Pacifico Golf Course’s signature “Tail of the Whale” optional 19th hole is the world’s only natural island green – and it can only be played at low tide.

Swing big in Punta Mita

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GET EXPERT GOLF INSTRUCTION IN ORLANDO

Looking to take your game to the next level? This summer, why not learn from the best? Let the PGA Director of Instruction at Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World® Resort assess your technique during a two- or three-day golf retreat. Use innovative TrackMan swing analysis technology to perfect your full swing, refine your short game and work with the pros to improve your course management. Then put what you’ve learned to the test on the Resort’s Tom Fazio–designed Tranquilo Golf Course: The course’s varying elevations will challenge your newly improved skills as you soak up the sunshine and connect with nature in the picturesque Certified Audubon Sanctuary setting.

Improve your game in Orlando

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Soothe your soul on a wellness retreat

Whether you’re looking to reconnect with nature, refresh your spirit or focus on your well-being, Four Seasons offers reinvigorating spa treatments that make the most of the season.

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ENJOY HEAD-TO-TOE RELAXATION IN MACAO

The warm glow of the sun and warm temperatures encourage us to slow down and savour each moment of summer, taking the time to refresh body and mind. For the ultimate sense of renewal, indulge in the Blissful Sensation ritual at Four Seasons Hotel Macao Cotai Strip. Each step of the experience is infused with Macao’s rich Portuguese heritage. Start with a foot and body scrub using a unique blend of salts mixed from the essence of port wine, then unwind with a full-body massage with body oil using fragrant Melissa herb (or lemon balm) from Portugal. Feel the tension melt away as you emerge reinvigorated and revitalized.

Feel refreshed in Macao

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FIND HEALING DURING AN EQUINE WELLNESS RETREAT IN LANAI

Discover clarity and inspiration during a five-day, four-night equine program for women at Sensei Lanai, A Four Seasons Resort. From July 24 to July 28, 2024, join 12 women for the intimate and exclusive Unbridled Retreat, where you’ll discover the healing power of horses with help from world-renowned equine coach Devon Combs. The retreat “helps women heal from their pasts, get clear on where they’re headed, and find the courage to move forward,” Combs says. She’ll guide you through a spiritual journey of self-discovery, with hands-on interactions with the horses that are meant to break down inhibitions and stimulate creativity, changing the way you see the world – and yourself – and helping you take the reins of your own life.

Find a new perspective in Lanai

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CELEBRATE THE SUMMER SOLSTICE IN NEW YORK

Summer in the city brings a renewed sense of liveliness, coming to life after a long winter with activities that make the most of the season’s long days and warm nights – think street festivals, outdoor concerts and sunset cruises around Manhattan. Tap into that energy at the Forbes Five-Star Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown with The Collective, an innovative wellness program focused on mind, body and spirit. Renowned astrologer Rebecca Gordon will draw on the spiritual power of the summer solstice – a symbol of renewal and rebirth – to help guide you to a new understanding of life’s challenges so you can reach your highest potential. Or have the on-site experts help you create your very own tailored wellness retreat while in New York.

Harness the energy of New York

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Savour award-winning culinary experiences

Balmy nights make it easy to linger over the dinner table as you gather with loved ones. Discover world-class experiences for every palate, highlighting summer’s freshest ingredients and seasoned with a taste of Four Seasons culinary magic – a meal to remember.

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TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST FINE DINING IN HONG KONG

At Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, there are a few not-so-secret ingredients on the menu: talent, innovation and creativity. Artful cuisine isn’t hard to find at the Hotel, a foodie travel destination in its own right that boasts eight Michelin stars: three for the impeccable French dishes at Caprice, two each at Cantonese restaurant Lung King Heen and Italian restaurant Noi, and one for Japanese at Sushi Saito.

This summer, treat your taste buds to An Epicurean Journey. This special package – available for select dates through August – includes a stay in a spacious suite, dining credit at Lung King Heen, one of the most celebrated Chinese restaurants in the world, as well as access to the exclusive Executive Club. After your meal, toast your time together with inspired cocktails at ARGO, named one of The World’s 50 Best Bars.

Sample new flavours in Hong Kong

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HARVEST THE SEASONAL BOUNTY IN PARIS

Discover the ingredients for a refreshing summer feast with the help of Chef Simone Zanoni of the Michelin-starred Le George restaurant at Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, who will whisk you away to the Domaine de Madame Élisabeth in Versailles, a historic home that was a gift by King Louis XVI to his sister Élisabeth in 1793. Today, the park encompasses more than 7 hectares (17 acres) of orange groves, floral displays and contemporary sculptures – and Le George’s kitchen garden, providing an abundance of organic produce for the restaurant’s menus.

With Zanoni’s expert guidance, you’ll handpick fresh greens and harvest seasonal produce, then head to the garden’s open-air kitchen for an al fresco cooking class. Afterward, sit down to dinner under the stars as you savour the gentle summer evening and a taste of the freshest fine dining in Paris.

Experience a summer garden in Paris

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DINE LIKE A WAYFINDER IN MAUI

Set sail on a culinary and cultural voyage aboard a luxury catamaran. Depart from Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea at sunset with distinguished Hawaiian navigator Kala Baybayan Tanaka as she follows the path of her Polynesian ancestors, who sailed the clear blue waters surrounding the island using only the stars, wind and swells to guide their wa’a kaulua (double hulled voyaging canoes). As you savour a tasting menu inspired by their journey and the canoe plants they carried with them, like ‘ulu (breadfruit), kalo (taro), and ‘uala (sweet potato), Tanaka will share the “magic of the stars” – part storytelling, part astronomy lesson.

“Indulging in a meal inspired by ancient Hawaiian ingredients and traditions is a fusion of cultural exploration and culinary delights,” says Director of Concierge and Guest Experiences Margaux Pfeiffer. “Adding Kala’s insights into traditional navigation techniques is a one-of-a-kind experience that showcases the rich heritage and natural bounty of the Hawaiian islands.”

Connect with the past in Maui

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Toast to the season at the world’s best bars

Summer’s fresh flavours make for some surprising – and delicious – sips. Toast your time together with inventive seasonal cocktail menus, unique wine pairings and the chance to explore some of your favourite beverages with help from Four Seasons experts.

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GO BEHIND THE BAR IN BANGKOK

BKK Social Club at Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River isn’t just one of the best bars in Bangkok – it was named Thailand’s best bar on Asia’s 50 Best Bars list for 2022 and 2023. This summer, you can get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the secret of its success. “Take a seat at our bar with one of our talented bartenders, who will be your guide through a series of handcrafted cocktails that tell a story about the people, places and culture of Mexico,” says Beverage Manager Philip Bishoff. “This summer’s new cocktail menu and the Secrets of BKK Social Club experience are an exciting introduction to Mexico’s intricate flavours and ingredients, and it’s the perfect way to spend a summer evening.”

Try award-winning cocktails in Bangkok

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SIP THE BEST SAKE IN TOKYO

Sake has been brewed in Japan for centuries, and the fermented rice-based alcohol was used to “bring people and gods together.” Today, sake plays an important role in Japanese celebrations, symbolizing a fresh start and a prosperous future. Let Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi introduce you to the traditions and culture behind Japan’s national drink during a tour of local sake breweries, where you’ll have the chance to sample different styles and flavours – including namazake, an unpasteurized sake whose bright, fresh, fruity taste makes it the choice drink of summer.

Taste tradition in Tokyo

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SPEND SUMMER IN THE VINEYARD IN NAPA VALLEY

Discover your inner sommelier at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley, the only Forbes Five-Star Resort in Napa Valley with an on-site working winery. For a true grape-to-glass experience, the Resort’s Elevated Elusa offering is a celebration of summer’s flavours. This new immersive food and wine tasting begins with a tour of the vineyards at Elusa Winery and its production facility before you head to the exclusive Wine Library overlooking Elusa’s barrel cellar for a meal that’s been carefully crafted to complement the winery’s signature Cabernet Sauvignon. “The Elevated Elusa experience is more than just a tasting,” says Resort General Manager Robby Delaney. “It’s a journey into Napa Valley’s storied heritage and its vibrant palate of flavours and exceptional wines, set in California’s golden summer sunshine.”

Sip summer wines in Napa Valley

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Set out on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure travel excursion

Whether you crave an adrenaline rush or a slower-paced outing, Four Seasons offers exclusive access to unique experiences that will change your perspective on the world around you.

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PADDLE TO ADVENTURE IN BALI

As the longest river in Bali, the Ayung River stretches 75 kilometres, from the northern mountains to the Badung Strait at Sanur. Along the way, it winds through the island’s lush jungle and majestic gorges, offering opportunities for thrilling adventure: some of the best Class II and Class III white-water rafting in the world. During Bali’s dry season (May to October), the water is lower, making it ideal for rafters of all ages – you’ll experience some rough water, some rocks and small drops.

Set out with a guide from Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay or Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan and catch a glimpse of Bali’s vibrant culture as you paddle past splashing waterfalls, rice-farming villages, and historic and holy sites. But it’s not all roaring waters: You’ll have the chance to hop out of your raft to float through a natural tunnel formed by the leafy tree limbs overhead.

Hit the water in Bali

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WALK WITH THE MAASAI ON A SERENGETI SAFARI

Every year, more than 2 million animals – zebras, wildebeest, gazelles and more – make their 800-kilometre trek across Africa in search of greener pastures. At Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti, you’re perfectly positioned to see the herds during the prime viewing months, May through August. Follow their path during a game drive safari or join the Safari Lodge’s resident naturalist and Maasai guides for a late-afternoon walking safari to learn about the animals’ natural habitat.

“These are led by our resident naturalist accompanied by a ranger and Maasai guides,” notes Trevor van de Ven, Senior Director of PR and Communications at the Lodge. “It allows guests to get close to the wilderness, while the Maasai guides impart their knowledge of the trees, birds, animals and animal tracks that guests encounter on their walks.” Conclude your time in the bush with sundowner cocktails and canapés, then return to camp and recharge with a reinvigorating kifa massage using Tanzanian baobab oil and a heated Rungu – a Maasai warrior’s wooden baton.

See another side of the Serengeti

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SEE THE SUMMER STARS IN THE SONORAN DESERT

The natural beauty of this oasis is breathtaking, with sunlit vistas of saguaro cacti, dramatic valleys and iconic Pinnacle Peak. But for some of the area’s most captivating sights, you’ll have to look to the night skies. Uncover the secrets and enormity of the cosmos with Mark Johnston, a NASA Solar System Ambassador and resident astronomer at Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North, during a guided tour of the stars using his high-powered telescope and viewing screen.

Summer’s clear, dry nights offer optimal viewing of planets, star clusters, double stars, galaxies and more. “Scottsdale’s low light pollution means the stargazing is stunning, especially in summer,” says Director of Rooms Toshihiko Yoshimura. “It’s a great activity for the entire family, and the perfect end to a summer day spent hiking or relaxing poolside.”

Marvel at the night sky in Scottsdale

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A Meal to Remember: Luxury Dining with Four Seasons

An extraordinary meal endures in our memory, not only for the artful cuisine but also for the experience around it. When we take our seat at the table with friends or loved ones, time slows down: We’re fully present, together, in the moment, with all our senses engaged.

Fans of award-winning fine dining will feel at home at Four Seasons, whose 25 restaurants with Michelin stars across 20 Four Seasons hotels and resorts have 34 stars and counting – the most of any luxury hospitality brand – and a host of accolades from arbiters of excellence like Black Pearl and Gault&Millau. Along with outstanding cuisine, there’s another important aspect of every meal: the warm, personalized service Four Seasons is known for.

Those looking for fine dining in Hong Kong will find a variety of exceptional cuisine all under one roof. Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong alone holds eight Michelin stars for impeccable French cuisine at Caprice (three stars), Cantonese at Lung King Heen (two), Italian at Noi (two) and Japanese at Sushi Saito (one), while ARGO is honoured on the list of the World’s 50 Best Bars. One of the most celebrated Chinese restaurants anywhere, Lung King Heen shines in dishes like Pineapple Pork Buns, with ingredients personally sourced and inventively prepared by Executive Chinese Chef Chan Yan Tak.

At Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, Michelin-star dining captivates at modern French Le Cinq (three stars), plant-focused L’Orangerie (two) and Italian-Mediterranean Le George (one). In Le Cinq dishes such as Line-Fished Sea Bass, Executive Chef Christian Le Squer marries elegant and personally meaningful flavours like caviar with buttermilk that nods to his childhood in Brittany. The team’s service, notes Michelin, “is a model of empathy and style that is close to perfection.” And the experience at Le George, which also holds a Michelin green star for its commitment to sustainable gastronomy, extends beyond the dining room: Guests can join Chef Simone Zanoni for a visit to the organic kitchen garden in Versailles, followed by a private cooking class, taking fine dining in Paris to new experiential heights.

While legends like Le Cinq have been celebrated for decades, even the newest Four Seasons restaurants are earning acclaim. Pavyllon London, the debut London restaurant from multi-Michelin-award-winning Chef Yannick Alléno set within Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane, has also received its first star just six months after opening in July 2023. Chef Alléno and his world-class kitchen team have drawn inspiration from seasonal British produce as well as a passion for innovative French cuisine to create “an interactive, less formal, neighbourhood dining experience centred around countertop seating and great food,” just as Alléno intended.

Set within a working vineyard, Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley is an immersive culinary experience in and of itself, and its Auro restaurant was awarded a Michelin star within a year of opening, as well as a “Wine Spectator” Best of Award of Excellence. Executive Chef Rogelio Garcia draws from seasonal and personal inspirations to develop dishes like Dry-Aged Shima Aji, a flower-shaped creation that entices the eyes and the palate with its bright citrus, spicy and salty flavours. Guests can also enjoy wine dinner series, harvest festivities and other special events. Here, though, as at all Four Seasons restaurants, coming together over unforgettable food and drink can become its own kind of special occasion.

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Set-Jetting With Four Seasons: From “The White Lotus” to “The Dark Knight”

Film has always had a way of sucking us into its (un)reality: Its stories stimulate emotion, its visuals titillate the senses. Recent research found that nearly two-thirds of travellers have considered planning a trip to a place they’ve seen in a film or TV show; 39% have actually booked a journey to a destination after seeing it on-screen – luxury travel (strongly) included.

Of course, travellers across generations have booked trips to the backdrops of favourite novels (think the Bath of Jane Austen’s “Persuasion”) or even paintings (like Monet’s Giverny gardens). But set-jetting to film and TV sites continues to gather momentum as a means of placing ourselves within the fantasy of our favourite storylines – with a little main character energy added for ourselves.

If you’re planning a vacation and find yourself wondering where was “The White Lotus” filmed, look no further. At Four Seasons, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to create some scene-stealing moments of your own.

Check into “The White Lotus” in Maui and Taormina

Actress Jennifer Coolidge cemented her place in TV history as Tanya McQuoid, the globe-trotting fan of the fictional White Lotus hotels and resorts, and guests at Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea and San Domenico Palace, Taormina, A Four Seasons Hotel, can walk in her footsteps.

At Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, where Season 1 of “The White Lotus” was filmed, you’ll quickly come to understand why Maui is a must-visit destination for adventure seekers, relaxation enthusiasts and foodies alike.

From the moment you set foot onto the pristine shores of Maui, you’re enveloped in a world of endless possibilities: Watch the sun rise from the summit of Haleakalā at 9,740 feet above sea level, or embark on an underwater adventure to explore vibrant coral reefs with battery-powered scooters. For a truly breathtaking experience, take to the skies on a private helicopter tour and behold the island’s lush landscape and vibrant blue waters from above. When it’s time to unwind, retreat to a private cabana surrounded by the stunning artwork of famed photographer Gray Malin, where you can lounge all day or swim to the edge of the adults-only infinity pool.

Enjoy a relaxing vacation in Maui

Season 2 of “The White Lotus” was filmed at San Domenico Palace, Taormina, A Four Seasons Hotel, the perfect seaside backdrop for taking the inherent romance of Italy and infusing it with an air of drama and intrigue. A former 14th-century convent perched high on a cliff above the Ionian Sea, San Domenico Palace feels like a Sicilian dream. It’s also where you’ll find some of Sicily’s best-kept hidden gems. Enjoy a private helicopter ride around Mount Etna, take an insider’s tour of Noto with celebrated designer Samuele Mazza, or pay a visit to the medieval village of Castiglione di Sicilia to taste exceptional wines produced from the area’s fertile volcanic soil – just like Cameron, Daphne and Ethan did.

Experience the romance of Taormina

Channel “Emily in Paris” in Cap-Ferrat and Paris

“Emily in Paris” is filmed in picturesque settings all around the city, but some of the locations might look familiar to fans of Four Seasons. Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel, played a role in Season 2, and Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, in Season 3.

Nestled within the pristine enclave of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat on the captivating Côte d’Azur, Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel, offers a retreat steeped in history. What was intended as a romantic getaway for Emily Cooper transforms into an enchanting escapade with her closest companions.

Here, surrounded by the timeless allure of the French Riviera, cherished memories are made: Take the glass funicular down the hillside to the legendary Club Dauphin and savour breathtaking views from the seawater pool. Indulge in the simple pleasure of toasting French rosé wine, followed by an enlightening astronomy lesson under the starry sky, courtesy of a world-renowned planetary scientist.

Relax in style in the French Riviera

Meanwhile, in Paris, Emily finds herself staying in the iconic Eiffel Tower Suite at Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris – with her boss. But that’s the joy of Paris: You can experience the City of Lights in the most rewarding way with colleagues, with friends or by yourself.

After marvelling at the city’s beauty in complete privacy from your panoramic terrace, stroll down to one of the Hotel’s three restaurants – with five Michelin stars among them – and relish an unforgettable meal.

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Steal a scene from “Money Heist” in Madrid

In the Emmy-winning Spanish series “Money Heist,” Season 5 shines a spotlight on Four Seasons Hotel Madrid as well as on Dani – its elegant and dynamic brasserie.

Just as the Professor meticulously plans his heist, Dani García’s Michelin-starred dishes and casual Spanish cuisine are crafted with precision and passion. From tantalizing tapas to lavish main courses – including foie gras spread with cherry gravy and Kombujime lobster in green pepper sauce – each dish at Dani is a masterpiece.

Whether you’re looking for some respite from the everyday hustle or are heading off for a special weekend away, enhance your stay with the Hotel’s gourmet tapas experience. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culinary scene of Madrid as you visit five tapas bars with a knowledgeable culinary tour guide, uncovering a blend of cuisine and live entertainment at every stop.

Enjoy Michelin-starred cuisine in Madrid

Stay in the hotel were “Pretty Woman” was filmed

Just like Edward and Vivian, you can embark on your own romantic getaway in the heart of Los Angeles. Beverly Wilshire, Beverly Hills, A Four Seasons Hotel, which served as the film’s main setting, offers a “Pretty Woman” for a Day package that promises an unforgettable experience.

Start with a behind-the-scenes tour of Rodeo Drive’s famous fashion houses, where you’ll be welcomed with open arms, unlike Vivian’s earlier encounter in the film. Guided by your personal wardrobe consultant and stylist, you’ll prepare for an exclusive evening at THE Blvd, where the executive chef will prepare special menu items inspired by the film. Round-trip transportation in a Mercedes Sedan ensures that your experience is pure Hollywood glamour. To further treat yourself, unwind with a couple’s massage at the Hotel’s award-winning Spa.

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Walk in the footsteps of “The Dark Knight” in Hong Kong

On your arrival at Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, be sure to look up at the IFC tower that houses the Hotel – in “The Dark Knight,” Batman dives from the top to capture his foe.

Like director Christopher Nolan, you can capture unexpected visions of the city with a stay at Four Seasons. Aboard the Aqualuna Harbour Cruise, watch the city’s glittering skyline at night from Victoria Harbour. Journey from the Central Ferry Piers back to the Hotel and take a seat at Lung King Heen, the world’s first three-Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant. There, Chef Chan Yan Tak will present an eight-course tasting dinner. Afterward, retreat to your suite to relax next to the same views as Batman.

Take in inspiring views in Hong Kong

Explore Istanbul like Charlie’s Angels

If you watched the 2019 reboot of “Charlie’s Angels,” you may have spotted the grandeur of a century-old landmark. At Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at Sultanahmet, the Angels saved the future of the world surrounded by the city’s storied past.

You too can step into the timeless elegance of the Hotel – without the weight of the world on your shoulders – at Süreyya Teras Lounge.

From the moment you arrive, you’re transported to a place where every corner tells a story and each sense is engaged. Lounge in the courtyard surrounded by the fresh scent of fragrant herbs or take a leisurely stroll to the iconic Blue Mosque.

Away from the Hotel, uncover Istanbul’s rich cultural tapestry on an exclusive Beylerbeyi Kuzguncuk Kanlica tour. Step off the beaten path and into the heart of this vibrant city as you discover unexpected neighbourhoods. A local guide will take you to the Asian side of Istanbul, sharing fascinating stories along the way, in the comfort of a private luxury minivan with a personal driver. Together, you can capture the beauty of Istanbul’s diverse landscapes and architectural wonders with your camera.

Experience history in Istanbul

Take a girls’ trip to the Bahamas inspired by “The Other Woman”

Like Emily Cooper’s trip to the French Riviera, “The Other Woman” is ultimately a story about female friendships and bonds. Serenity, it turns out, isn’t a distant dream when you have more in common with the people around you than you think – especially with a stay at The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort, Bahamas, where part of the movie was filmed.

In a secluded beachfront setting, relax in the privacy of your room with captivating views of the sea and the sky. Your oceanfront sanctuary comes with direct access to a private beach and azure waters.

Unwind together in the Bahamas

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City Breaks, Your Way

How do you harness the energy of a city to create an unforgettable vacation? That depends on who you ask. Whether you’re into music, photography, art, fashion, food, family activities or wellness, Four Seasons can help you explore some of the most dynamic cities in the world and experience them through your own lens. A stay at Four Seasons means you’ll enjoy insider access, private tours and recommendations from in-the-know Concierges. These city breaks are bound to inspire your next weekend away.

Discover live music bars in Nashville

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Catch curated live local music at Mimo Bar at Four Seasons Hotel Nashville.

Nashville has long been a draw for creatives. The city is filled with innovative craftspeople, designers, chefs and, of course, musicians, eager to share their passion with all who visit. Located in downtown’s SoBro (short for “south of Broadway”) neighbourhood, Four Seasons Hotel Nashville is the perfect jumping-off point for exploring the area’s coolest bars, restaurants and live music venues.

Grab a pint of the all-Tennessee-grain State Park Blonde Ale – the official beer of the Tennessee State Parks – at Tennessee Brew Works while listening to live local music every night. Or head to The Listening Room Cafe to see performances by up-and-comers, number-one-hit songwriters and international acts in what is considered the “best-sounding room in Nashville.” You can also catch some Delta blues, rockabilly and jazz at the Hotel’s own Mimo Bar, featuring live music every Friday to Sunday curated by the Hotel’s music-obsessed Director of Public Relations Robert Chinman and on-property guitarist and music afficionado Assistant Director of Residences Dustin Doering. “Just as you would want for any Friday or Saturday night in Downtown Nashville, we are bringing an energetic line-up to Mimo Bar,” says Chinman. Want a taste of what you could be hearing? Add the Mimo Bar Spotify playlist to your regular rotation.

For those really wanting to immerse themselves in the creative energy of Music City, Four Seasons can arrange for a fully customized songwriters’ round experience. Hosted in a private space at a nearby art gallery, you’ll get to sit in and witness Nashville-based hit songwriters performing together and sharing the stories behind the creative process and what inspired their music.

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Focus on city photography in Seoul

 

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From the towering bookshelves of Starfield Library to the two-dimensional stylings of Cafe Yeonnam-dong 239-20, Seoul is filled with amazing selfie spots. And one of the most iconic locations to snap a grid-worthy pic is Bukchon Hanok Village. Famous for its traditional Korean houses – known as hanoks – this residential neighbourhood in the Jongno District offers a first-hand glimpse of the country’s rich cultural heritage.

Four Seasons Hotel Seoul invites you to explore the village, along with Gyeongbok Palace and Insa-dong, on the exclusive Love Is Seoul-Searching on Foot walking tour. An expert will take you on a half-day tour through some of the city’s most beautiful places. You also have the option to don a hanbok – traditional Korean clothing – during the tour for an even deeper experience. For women, that means a jeogori (top) and chima (skirt), while for men, hanbok consists of a jeogori and loose-fitting baji (trousers).

And if you’re looking for modern architectural marvel, let Four Seasons arrange for a private limousine ride and a tailored shopping experience at Dior Seongsu, capped off with a drink at Café Dior in front of a backdrop inspired by the lush gardens of Christian Dior’s childhood home on the seaside cliffs of Granville, France.

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Explore urban art during a city creak in Boston

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Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street, Boston, is home to an impressive art collection, including site-specific pieces and carefully considered works found throughout the property.

Boston may be famous for its pivotal role in American history and as the setting of some of the world’s top intellectual institutions, but it’s also home to a blossoming urban art scene. And few places can give you the inside scoop on both established and up-and-coming artists quite like Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street, Boston. To start, the Hotel itself is home to a robust collection of works from a group of internationally important artists. The diverse collection was carefully curated in collaboration with world-renowned art consultants Kate Chertavian and Lucy Rosenburgh, and pieces can be found throughout the property, including in every guest room and residence. Let the Concierge pour you a glass of champagne before you set off on a self-guided tour.

Tucked away on a tree-lined street in Boston’s Back Bay, the Hotel is within walking distance of numerous museums and galleries, including the not-to-be-missed Museum of Fine Arts Boston and Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Have the Concierge organize a custom itinerary for you, starting with a stop at the art-filled Farmer’s Horse Coffee for a fresh-brewed Ethiopian coffee. The Concierge can also arrange for a car to take you to the Seaport District to visit the Institute of Contemporary Art (an official hotel partner) to browse in the current exhibition.

Explore Boston’s creative side

Embrace city fashion in New York

Style mavens flock to New York twice a year for fashion week, but this city’s sidewalks double as runways year round. If you’re wanting a stylish weekend in the city, base yourself at Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown. Located in the heart of Tribeca, the award-winning Hotel embodies luxury New York living and puts you within walking distance of some of the city’s best shopping, restaurants and bars. Want to make sure you look your best while exploring the city? Four Seasons offers a number of unique experiences to help you do just that. Be sure to pay a visit to The Edit, a pop-up retail space within the Spa’s third-floor boutique that features a rotating collection of New York’s best emerging brands and designers, including curated collections filled with the vibrant colours and geometric shapes of Raquel Orozco and the boundary-pushing designs of Terry Singh. With the designers changing every few months, you’ll always find something fresh to discover.

“We believe in creating experiences to inspire meaningful conversations, and by launching The Edit, we are bringing new designers into our space who share in our vision while highlighting the best of New York fashion and accessories for our guests,” says Monica Domantay, Lifestyle Creative Director at the Hotel. The concierge team can also provide you with a personalized list of boutiques and designer shops to visit while you’re in town.

And when you’re done exploring for the day, come back to the Hotel to relax with champagne and music in one of the specialty suites that were recently redesigned by award-winning interior architect Bill Rooney and his team. Moody, soulful and timeless, every suite is made to feel like a true New Yorker’s apartment. The Metropolis and Tribeca suites even feature classic record players and record collections from iconic New York musicians for you to enjoy during your New York stay.

Find your own style in New York

Savour culinary magic in Paris

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A stay at Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, puts the city’s culinary wonders within easy reach.

As one of the world’s best foodie cities, this European destination can make even the simplest meal feel elegant. You could plan an entire trip to Paris based solely on the restaurants you’ll visit and head home happy and fulfilled.

When you stay at Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, you’ll have direct access to some of the most coveted tables in the city. A culinary destination in its own right, the Hotel’s three-Michelin-starred Le Cinq is a must-visit. Serving modern French fare by Executive Chef Christian Le Squer paired with rare wines carefully selected by award-winning Head Sommelier Eric Beaumard, Le Cinq offers the dining experience of a lifetime.

And that’s just one of the Hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurants. Have the Concierge book you a table at the one-Michelin-starred Le George for trendy Italian-Mediterranean cuisine for dinner one night, then for lunch the next day in the glass-panelled courtyard at L’Orangerie to sample the innovative work of Chef Alan Taudon, focused on vegetables, seafood and dairy – no meat – that has also earned this restaurant one Michelin star.

Take your culinary escapade one step further on one of the exclusive chef-led experiences curated only for guests at Four Seasons. Spend a day in Versailles with Le George’s own Chef Simone Zanoni to pick fresh produce for your private cooking class, or take a scenic two-hour drive to the Champagne region to sip the oldest champagne vintages in the world during a private tour of Maison Belle Époque.

Eat well in Paris

Uncover the family-friendly city of Fort Lauderdale

 

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Whether you have a toddler, a young child or a teen – or all of the above – finding a family-friendly city can make all the difference. Look no further than Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Fort Lauderdale – the ideal home base for your city adventures – with a team well-versed in creating itineraries that are sure to delight guests of all ages.

Paying homage to the city’s yachting legacy with a decidedly mid-century feel, the Hotel proves that kid-friendly spaces don’t have to sacrifice style. The all-day café Honey Fitz – located just off the lobby – is the perfect example of this, where a central marble table displays pastries by day and champagne by night. “Four Seasons Fort Lauderdale is set to usher Fort Lauderdale into a new era of luxury. The natural beauty of its location along the Beach Boulevard immediately reminded me of La Croisette in Cannes,” says designer Tara Bernerd. “We brought the space to life with an effortless flow throughout the public spaces, pairing fresh palettes with statement mid-century furniture, creating a luxurious yet welcoming atmosphere that reflects the city’s youthful and vibrant spirit.”

Set on the shores of Fort Lauderdale Beach, Four Seasons is a modern seaside haven for families. Younger children will love the daily activities at Kids For All Seasons – a dedicated kids’ club based on the Hotel’s Ocean Sun Deck – which includes activities such as poolside games, swimming activities, cooking classes, and arts and crafts. Older kids can cruise along the beach on one of the Hotel’s custom bicycles or ride over to nearby Bonnet House Museum & Gardens to explore the five distinct ecosystems that make up the scenic grounds. The Hotel can also arrange for a variety of unique experiences the whole family will love, such as a private Everglades airboat tour, a private yacht charter and a private helicopter tour for thrilling views of the Florida coastline.

Take the family to Fort Lauderdale

Relax during an urban retreat in Hong Kong

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Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong offers a variety of holistic wellness experiences curated by a team of in-house experts and visiting practitioners.

The focus on personal betterment and wellness experiences is a travel trend that many people are incorporating into their vacations. And just because you’re embarking on a city getaway, that doesn’t mean you can’t find your Zen while there. One place that makes this remarkably easy is Hong Kong. It’s a fast-paced city with so much to see and do, but it’s also home to hiking trails, tucked-away gardens and verdant spaces nestled within commercial districts.

At Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, you can enjoy a quick reset or dig in deeper with the Hotel’s holistic spa program, offering unique treatments and rituals hosted by resident healers and visiting wellness experts. Revitalize your senses during a gong bath, connect with yourself and your loved ones during a private group meditation session, or opt for one of the multi-day programs to help improve sleep or enhance your overall vitality.

Fill your spiritual cup with a visit to Po Lin Monastery to see the awe-inspiring Big Buddha surrounded by majestic mountains. Four Seasons can arrange for a private Ngong Ping 360 cable car ride to the site, followed by a visit to the historic village of Tai O, one of the few remaining fishing villages in Hong Kong. You’ll get an up-close view of the village’s stilt houses during a 20-minute local boat ride and see what life is like for the tight-knit Tanka community that calls Tai O home.

See a quieter side of Hong Kong

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