The White Lotus - Season Four
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Welcome to the next destination: Côte d’Azur. Get ready for a killer time. Coming soon to Sky and NOW.

What is The White Lotus season 4 about?

The White Lotus is opening its doors once again for another group of rich and entitled characters to have a vacation to remember – for better or, more likely, for worse.

Created by Mike White once again, the upcoming season is being kept tightly under wraps – though is largely expected to follow tradition set by the three seasons before it and involve the discovery of a dead body.

Flashing back to the week leading up to the body being found, we will meet the guests and hotel workers of the White Lotus as they prepare for a getaway, with increasingly barmy demands, behaviour and twists to maintain their status.

Apart from that, the murder mystery series is remaining just that for now…

Where is The White Lotus season 4 set?

As with all seasons of The White Lotus, the series will be based at one of the fictional chain’s most luxurious resorts.

This time, they are heading to the French Riviera – specifically the idyllic beach town of Saint Tropez.

The central hotel being turned into the White Lotus is the real-life Château de la Messardière, a 19th century estate on the coast of Saint-Tropez.

It’s also been rumoured scenes will also be filmed in the French capital of Paris.

Who is in the cast of The White Lotus season 4?

The White Lotus is back with another all-star cast playing our elite one-percenters.

At the time of writing (February 2026), announced cast includes:

  • Helena Bonham Carter (Sweeney Todd, Fight Club)

  • Steve Coogan (Alan Patridge, Night at the Museum)

  • Alexander Ludwig (Vikings, The Hunger Games)

  • Chris Messina (Based on a True Story, Sharp Objects)

  • AJ Michalka (Super 8, The Goldbergs)

  • Sandra Bernhard (American Horror Story, Pose)

  • Max Greenfield (New Girl, Promising Young Woman)

  • Kumail Nanjiani (The Big Sick, Silicon Valley)

  • Chloe Bennet (Agents of SHIELD, Nashville)

  • Charlie Hall (Single Drunk Female, Monster: The Ed Gein Story)

  • Newcomer Caleb Jonte Edwards

  • Newcomer Marissa Long

More names are expected to be added ahead of release, and we’ll update you when we know more!

When will The White Lotus season 4 be released?

At the time of writing, it has not been confirmed when season four of The White Lotus will be released.

The new season is set to begin shooting in April 2026.

As a result, it’s largely expected to arrive some time in 2027.

How to watch The White Lotus

The White Lotus is available to watch on Sky Atlantic and HBO Max.

Can I still watch The White Lotus on Sky now HBO Max has launched?

The White Lotus can still be watched on Sky.

Sky Atlantic will continue to air upcoming seasons of much-loved HBO shows that have previously aired on Sky, such as House of the Dragon, The Last of Us and The White Lotus, alongside homegrown Sky Originals and exclusive Peacock Originals straight from the US.

Sky customers with Sky Ultimate TV and Sky Q customers with eligible packages also get HBO Max Basic with Ads included as standard. That gives you the full library of classic HBO series including Game of Thrones, The Sopranos and Sex in the City, complete collections of beloved series like Friends, and brand new HBO Max Original titles like the Emmy Award-winning The Pitt.

Plus, you also get Netflix, Disney+ and (from July 2026) Hayu – all under one easy to manage subscription.

For more information on everything Sky has to offer – click here!

And what about NOW subscribers?

NOW Entertainment & HBO Max customers get HBO Max Basic with Ads included in their membership, bringing even more must-see series from HBO Max alongside Sky Originals and exclusive US shows. To check which NOW membership you have, simply visit ‘My account’ online or in your NOW app.

The White Lotus is available to watch on Sky Atlantic and NOW.

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