Four Seasons has unveiled a new 23-day around the world Private Jet Experience for 2028, introducing several destinations and properties to the program for the first time.
Coastlines & Culture will operate from May 6–26, 2028, travelling from San Francisco through Seoul, Hangzhou, Sri Lanka, Zanzibar, Sharm El Sheikh, Cap-Ferrat and Hampshire.
New experiences include a visit to Jingwansa Temple in South Korea, a private tea experience at Meijuawu Tea Plantation in Hangzhou and time at a private cinnamon estate in Sri Lanka.
In Zanzibar, guests will explore the island’s Swahili and spice heritage before continuing to Egypt for a private yacht journey along the Red Sea coast.
The itinerary also includes stays at several Four Seasons properties appearing on a Private Jet Experience for the first time, including Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco, Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou at West Lake, Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh and Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire. The forthcoming Four Seasons Resort Zanzibar will also feature.

On the French Riviera, guests will stay at Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat and take a privately chartered yacht to Cannes, before concluding the journey in England with exclusive access to Hampton Court Palace.
Marc Speichert, Four Seasons Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer, said the itinerary was designed to connect destinations that would rarely be experienced as part of a single trip.
“Curating a new Private Jet itinerary requires immense thought and care. We consider not only where we take our guests, but how we pair destinations to bring different parts of the world together into one seamless and memorable journey,” he said.
The Four Seasons Private Jet Experience uses a custom-configured Airbus A321neo-LR carrying up to 48 travellers, supported by a dedicated team including a concierge, executive chef and journey physician.
Limited availability also remains on selected 2027 itineraries, including Ancient Explorer, which features the Great Barrier Reef, Easter Island and the Pyramids of Giza.
The trip is priced from $US238,000.




