Take Your Time

It’s Your Year to Take the Leap

Even a moment can make a memory, whether solo or shared with someone you love. This year, take the leap to discover new experiences, form deeper connections and go home with a different perspective. With the gift of 366 days, the universe prompts us to step out of our comfort zones and explore the world. There’s never been a better time to take the leap.

95% of adults agree that vacation is when they would be most likely to step outside of their comfort zones.
Four Seasons Global Travel Survey

Daily Discoveries – How will you take your time this Leap Year?

1 Minute in Hoi An, Vietnam (The Nam Hai)
A Goodnight Kiss
Feel your body resonate with healing vibrations as you’re bathed in the evocative music of singing bowls during our Spa’s nightly ritual. Set your intention, and then release your wishing candle onto the lotus pond as we say goodnight to the earth.
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1 Hour in the Serengeti
Soar the Serengeti
The savannah comes to life as the light of the morning sun reaches out to every corner. Your family’s view from our hot-air balloon rivals that of any winged creature that calls this place home.
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1 Day in Whistler
A Visit to the Blue Room
We’ll take you to Canada’s largest, southernmost ice field by private helicopter, soaring between rocky peaks and blankets of snow before descending into the labyrinth of caves that lies below an ancient ice cap. Finish with dinner in a setting you’ll have to see to believe.
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Travel Beyond with Four Seasons

Across the Universe
Discover the history of leap year – and embrace the gift of time with Four Seasons.
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Take Your Time: Reasons Not to Sleep In
A warm lagoon plunge, a hot-air balloon launch or an elephant encounter: Find out what moves our people worldwide to wake up early – and be inspired to do the same.
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Have you taken the leap and been captivated by the world? See how our guests have taken their time in minutes, hours and days – and share how you’ve taken yours.