Historical data
Seaview fare history
Back where it started on Sep 10, 2026, at $4,500/night.
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Four Seasons Yachts/Four Seasons I
Dubrovnik to Split (Trogir)
The Adriatic featuring Croatia & Montenegro
- Sailing code
- FS-I-270808-003
- Sailing
- Aug 8 – 11, 2027
- Length
- 3 nights
Last updated yesterday, October 1st, 2026
Is $4,500 per suite/night a good price for this cruise?
It hasn’t budged.
This fare has never moved.
Every one of its 22 tracked days has come back at $4,500/night.
Compared against comparable fares.
Across 9 comparable fares — same line, region, and duration.
Held at $4,500/night every one of its 22 tracked days — no range to plot yet.
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Questions about this sailing
What is the current price per night?
As of Oct 1, 2026, a Seaview on this 3-night Four Seasons Yachts sailing is $4,500 per night ($13,500 total, suite fare, per suite).
Is this a good price?
This fare has never moved. Every one of its 22 tracked days has come back at $4,500/night. Across 22 daily price points it has ranged from $4,500 to $4,500 per night.
Does this price include taxes and fees?
We record this fare exactly as Four Seasons Yachts publishes it (suite fare, per suite) and never add to it or recalculate it. We have not verified whether Four Seasons Yachts's published fare already includes taxes and port fees, so treat the $13,500 above as the advertised fare and confirm the final total with Four Seasons Yachts before booking.
What's the lowest price you've seen?
The lowest per-night price we've recorded for this sailing is $4,500.
How current is this data?
We last refreshed this fare , October 1st, 2026, and re-check Four Seasons Yachts prices daily.
Matched from the market
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We matched itinerary, direction, timing, length, and comparable-cabin value across our tracked market. These are data matches — never sponsored placements.
No close itinerary match is published yet.
We will add one when another live sailing clears our route, timing, and data-quality thresholds.