Four Seasons launches The White Lotus private jet itinerary

The luxurious World of Wellness itinerary has an eye-watering price tag.

While the world immerses itself in the drama of The White Lotus season 3 at the Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui, it’s time to pack your finest resort wear (and maybe start a trust fund) because Four Seasons has just unveiled its most indulgent private jet experience yet.

The World of Wellness itinerary is the ultimate The White Lotus-inspired private jet experience, promising a 20-day whirlwind of luxury, wellness and jaw-dropping destinations.

But here’s the catch: this ultra-luxe trip comes with a jaw-dropping US$188,000 ($302,000) per person price tag. And if you’re going solo, be prepared to pay an extra 10 per cent on top.

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Aimee Lou Wood on set of The White Lotus season 3 — Aimee Lou Wood is Chelsea in *season three of The White Lotus*. (Image: Fabio Lovino/HBO)

The Four Seasons World of Wellness private jet experience will take just 48 guests on a global journey aboard a custom-designed Airbus A321, featuring five-star service in the sky and on the ground.

Taking off from Singapore on 7 May 2026, the journey covers eight ultra-luxe destinations, including The White Lotus filming hotspots in Thailand and Sicily, before concluding in Maui – where it all began in season one.

This isn’t just a wellness retreat – it’s wellness in billionaire mode. Throughout the trip, guests will be pampered at Four Seasons resorts, indulging in bespoke spa treatments, cultural immersions and outdoor adventures designed to rejuvenate both body and soul.

The White Lotus-inspired itinerary

Days 1-2: Singapore

Hotel: Four Seasons Hotel Singapore

The journey begins in Singapore, where guests will indulge in a private welcome dinner showcasing the city’s famous culinary scene. With a focus on mindful eating, expect a mix of Singapore’s vibrant hawker culture and refined dining at one of Four Seasons’ exclusive venues.

Days 2-5: Koh Samui, Thailand

Hotel: Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui

Stay at the stunning Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui in Thailand (currently featured in The White Lotus season three), snorkel with a marine biologist, train in Muay Thai at a boxing ring overlooking the jungle and enjoy Thai-inspired spa treatments.

Days 5-8: Maldives

Hotel: Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa

Next stop: the postcard-perfect Maldives, where days will be spent between overwater villas and crystal-clear lagoons. Indulge in a Night Spa ritual under the stars, snorkel the coral reef and embark on a turtle safari.

Days 8-11: Taormina, Sicily, Italy

Hotel: San Domenico Palace, Taormina, A Four Seasons Hotel

In the heart of The White Lotus season two territory, Taormina in Sicily offers a mix of old-world charm and coastal glamour. At the iconic San Domenico Palace, guests will cycle to wineries on Mount Etna, practice morning yoga in the Belvedere Gardens and wander the town’s charming backstreets, discovering its famed culinary delights.

Days 11-13: Marrakech, Morocco

Hotel: Four Seasons Resort Marrakech

Touching down in Morocco, guests will wander the ancient medinas, relax in a private hammam bath and experience a full-body exfoliation with clay from the Atlas Mountains.

Days 13-15: Nevis, Caribbean

Hotel: Four Seasons Resort Nevis

Next, guests are whisked away to the Caribbean island of Nevis, where wellness meets tropical paradise. Here, they’ll rejuvenate at the island’s natural hot springs, experience beachside yoga with the sound of the waves and enjoy an island escape free from crowds and stress.

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Days 15-18: Mexico City, Mexico

Hotel: Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City

Mexico’s vibrant capital is a hub of cultural and wellness experiences. Take part in a temazcal (house of heat) ceremony, enjoy sunrise views from a hot-air balloon or sip cocktails at the award-winning Fifty Mils bar.

Days 18-20: Maui, Hawaiʻi, USA

Hotel: Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea

The journey ends where The White Lotus saga began, at Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea. Here, guests can glide along the coast in an outrigger canoe and unwind with a traditional lomi lomi massage for the ultimate wind-down.

The private jet experience

Four Seasons Private Jet Experience — The Four Seasons private jet experience is luxury like you’ve never seen it. (Image: Supplied)

This isn’t your average first-class experience – Four Seasons’ private jet is designed to be an extension of the brand’s world-renowned hospitality. The Airbus A321 boasts 48 handcrafted Italian leather seats with two metres of personal space, a plush onboard “lounge in the sky", where guests can socialise, sip Champagne and attend intimate wellness and culinary workshops, and a dedicated concierge team, onboard chef and wellness specialists to ensure every moment is curated to perfection.

For those with the means (or a very generous benefactor), bookings for the World of Wellness private jet journey are now open.

Wellbeing means different things to different travellers. Here’s how to pick a hotel that gets it right for you.

The best wellness holidays aren’t necessarily spent wrapped in a spa robe. Sometimes they’re found around a dinner table in Cambodia, on a hiking trail in New Zealand or after finally beating jet lag on the other side of the world. The hotel you choose is what makes them happen.

1. Easy access to good food

meals from Novotel Bangkok Sukhumvit 20 — Taste delicious meals at Novotel Bangkok Sukhumvit 20.

One of the quickest ways to derail healthy habits on holiday is to spend half of it working out where to eat instead of digging into the culture around you. Thankfully, Novotel has done much of the hard work already, with chefs building menus that lean into the flavours, ingredients and traditions of each destination.

In Sihanoukville, Cambodia, Korkor soup – often dubbed ‘Cambodian ratatouille’ – sits alongside raw blue crab dressed with lime and chilli, best enjoyed with views across the Gulf of Thailand.

In the lovingly chaotic city of Bangkok, the presence of food cranks up the sociability. At Novotel Bangkok Sukhumvit 20, you can settle in with mango sticky rice and stranger-turned-friends beside the pool at Sky on 20 rooftop bar, or bring them along to tackle river prawns and stir-fried crab with holy basil at the buzzing Crab Paradise Dinner Buffet.

Then Novotel Dubai Al Barsha welcomes you with a laidback twist on the level of indulgence the Middle Eastern city is best known for up on Deck Se7en. Looking towards Burj Al Arab, the rooftop lounge has everything from Mediterranean-style dishes like seabass ceviche to Italian prosecco sundowners.

At the other end of the scale, in the hills that surround the Novotel Bali Ubud Resort, calm comes from nature. At Siralada restaurant, Balinese traditions shape the menu while thunder rumbles over the surrounding jungle – proving the setting is as nourishing as the food itself.

While at Novotel Nha Trang, chef Kieu Thi My Hanh and her team showcase Vietnam’s knack for balancing freshness, texture and fragrant herbs. Pho remains a favourite, while seafood salad with pomelo and mango brings those flavours together in one bright dish.

It’s all an approach backed by partnerships with expert food creators such as Alfie Steiner, whose plant-forward recipes prove healthy food should never taste plain.

2. Better sleep options

Novotel Bali Ubud Resort room — Sleep deeply with Novotel.

There are few travel experiences more disappointing than arriving in a new country, determined to seize the day, only to fall asleep fully clothed by 3pm.

For Australian travellers, jet lag is often an unavoidable part of the journey. That’s one reason Novotel runs sleep-focused initiatives that help guests adjust quickly without compromising on health. We’re talking partnerships with Sydney-based sleep specialist Olivia Arezzolo, known for her advice on everything from better sleep habits to beating jet lag, alongside features like pillow menus, in-room yoga content and tailored sleep guidance.

The sooner you’re operating on local time, the sooner you can get back to more pressing matters – like deciding which spa treatment to book.

3. More ways to move

woman hiking around queenstown new zealand — Stay at Novotel Queenstown Lakeside and explore local hiking trails. (Credit: GettyI mages/ naruedom)

Every place in the world has its own way of getting you moving: whether that’s hiking up ice-bitten mountains before a sauna or gentle stretching by the pool before a facial. From fitness centres to spas, Novotel recognises that wellbeing rarely looks the same.

At Novotel Queenstown Lakeside, activity is inescapable. Here, hiking trails, ski fields, bungee jumps, and white-water rafting have made the region famous. The hotel’s location on the shores of Lake Wakatipu means less time spent organising yourself and more time out there experiencing them. To top it all off, you can book a private hot tub for the evening before heading back into the wilderness tomorrow.

Bali, of course, takes a softer approach. At Novotel Bali Ubud Resort or Novotel Bali Nusa Dua, movement is less about conquering a mountain and more about a dance class between the tropical gardens and lagoon pools. Afterwards, the spa takes over, with traditional treatments like a Lulur body scrub: a combination of rice, turmeric, sandalwood, ginger and jasmine that’ll soothe muscles already relaxed by the Balinese heat.

4. Better connections

Kids will love a stay at Novotel Sharm El Sheikh.

One of the best things about travel is that it gives your family stories you’ll be telling for years. Novotel helps create them with activities that bring everyone together, whether that’s trying something new, learning a local skill, or simply spending more time together.

Go for a distinctly Thai twist at Novotel Phuket Vintage Park, where many of the family activities draw on local culture. Kids can try everything from beginner Thai boxing and language lessons to umbrella painting and – a pastime beloved by children the world over – pool foam parties. Everyone is welcome to join in, whether that’s getting splashed, covered in paint, or simply watching their children discover a new side of Thailand during the dedicated Family & Kids Day.

A different adventure awaits at Novotel Sharm El Sheikh. Kids could be perfectly content with discos, drawing classes and new holiday friends, but the Red Sea has other ideas. Sitting on the edge of Naama Bay, days here might involve snorkelling colourful reefs, taking a boat trip to Ras Mohammed National Park or heading into the desert by quad bike or camel for a Bedouin-style dinner beneath the stars.

5. Location is everything

Surin Beach, Choeng Thale, Thalang District, Phuket, Thaiföld — Explore Phuket’s gorgeous beaches. (Credit: Bence Biczo)

Everyone’s idea of wellness looks a little different. With more than 600 hotels across 65 countries, Novotel gives guests the freedom to choose the destination that suits them best. Whether that’s a beachside escape in Phuket, an alpine expedition in Queenstown or a city break in Bangkok, there’s a good chance a Novotel isn’t far away.

All that’s left? Choosing your version of wellbeing.

Discover stays to inspire your everyday at novotel.accor.com.

Four Seasons launches exclusive ‘The White Lotus’ private jet itinerary