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What you get for £180,000 per person in the round-the-world Four Seasons holiday

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Would you shell out £180k for this trip? (Picture: Four Seasons)
Would you shell out £180k for this trip? (Picture: Four Seasons) · Metro

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Would you shell out £180k for this trip? (Picture: Four Seasons) A private jet, five-star hotels and 23 days spent travelling the globe is a dream getaway — if you have a spare…

A private jet, five-star hotels and 23 days spent travelling the globe is a dream getaway — if you have a spare £180,000 lying around.

Four Seasons is launching an ultra-luxury round-the-world itinerary, called Coastlines & Culture, taking 48 travellers on an exclusive adventure across eight countries.

Scheduled from May 4 to 26, 2028, guests travel the globe aboard the Four Seasons Private Jet.

Of course, such 5* service doesn’t come cheap. The trip is priced at $238,000 (£180,000) per adult (based on double occupancy), plus an extra $23,800 (£18,000) solo supplement.

‘With Coastlines & Culture, we’re able to bring together destinations rarely experienced within a single journey, creating moments of awe and discovery,’ Marc Speichert, executive vice president and chief commercial cfficer at Four Seasons, said.

He continued: ‘We’re opening the door to experiences guests may never have imagined possible, all grounded in the genuine care and thoughtful service that define Four Seasons,’

So what does the 23-day trip look like? Here’s everything you need to know…

The journey is supported by a top-tier crew of 14 aviation and hospitality professionals, with a Four Seasons staff member sent ahead to every single stop, to smooth out arrivals and on-the-ground support.

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