This vacation is to die for.
Nearly 50 “White Lotus” superfans will soon be living like their favorite on-screen characters – swimming in Hawaii’s crystal-blue waters, sipping Aperol spritzes in Italy, and dodging venomous snakes in Thailand – during a once-in-a-lifetime vacation inspired by the hit HBO murder-mystery series.
For a mind-bending, all-inclusive $188,000 per person, the Four Seasons will whisk 48 guests away on a private jet to stay at eight of its luxurious resorts around the world, including three that were home to the iconic sets of “White Lotus.”
The maiden voyage of the 20-day-long “World of Wellness” experience begins May 7 with a one-night stay at the Four Seasons in Singapore, and from there, they’ll fly on the hotel chain’s custom, 48-seat “Lounge in the Sky” Airbus to the season-three resort in Koh Samui, Thailand.
For three days, guests will be able to channel their inner “Jaclyn” as they munch on $55 “lamp pad cha,” or grilled Australian lamb, prawn spring rolls and pad thai at the Koh Thai Kitchen, as seen on the show.
Later, they can strip down to their bathing suits at the same beachfront infinity pool where Patrick Schwarzenegger’s character, Saxon Ratliff, appears shirtless, practice Muay Thai in an open-air boxing ring, and enjoy traditional Thai, or Din, massages for $184.
They may also be able to rest their heads in the exact same bed used by actor Walton Goggins, a Four Seasons spokesperson said.
After Thailand, the vacationers jet off to the Maldives, where they’ll spend three nights, followed by a stay in Taormina, Italy, which was the backdrop for season two.
At the Sicilian resort, guests will mangiare and saluti in the same bars and restaurants where Jennifer Coolidge appeared as Tanya McQuoid and Aubrey Plaza as Harper Spiller over the course of three days.
What’s more, the current bar manager San Domenico Palace, located inside the hotel, had a cameo in the first episode, the spokesperson noted.
For $1,528 per person, Four Seasons guests can take a panoramic helicopter tour around the active stratovolcano Mount Etna on Sicily’s east coast — then wind down with a private dinner and sparkling wine at a local winery. On another day, they could opt for a “pasta masterclass” for $322 per person.
After two days in Marrakech, Morocco; two nights on the island of Nevis, and three days in Mexico City, the trip wraps up with two nights at the Four Seasons in Maui, home to the debut season of “White Lotus,” starring Sydney Sweeney, Lukas Gage, Murray Bartlett and more.
There, guests will get to experience outrigger canoeing – an activity that Fred Hechinger’s character, Quinn Mossbacher, came to love during the show.
Guests can experience a “custom gourmet dinner” prepared by a private chef and served oceanside ($1,900), or partake in a yacht sunset tour ($4,500), or a family luau ($309 per person).
Beyond “White Lotus” attractions, each destination on the eight-stop voyage will feature premium amenities and luxurious activities, including traditional Moroccan bathing in Marrakesh worth $130, air ballooning adventures in Mexico City ($700), and snorkeling among the turtles in the Maldives, which runs $200 per person.
“While this exclusive 20-day itinerary includes thoughtful nods to the ‘White Lotus’ and its latest theme of wellness, its true magic lies in the breathtaking destinations it unveils,” Marc Speichert, the executive vice president and chief commercial officer for the Four Seasons, told The Post. “We hope that those who embark on this immersive journey leave with unforgettable memories.”
