See full version: How to live, work, and travel the world on a yacht
Once you have answered these 2 questions, everything else will fall into place. However, these questions should not be taken lightly. You should plan strategically so you are at the right place at the right time when you are ready to begin job hunting. more
While you’re in the process of day working, you should be testing out different types of boats and positions to see which is the best fit for you. You should also start applying for full-time jobs and hopefully lining up interviews. [links]
Pursuing a job in the yachting industry takes a lot of effort and energy, and it requires you to completely uproot your land-based life and move onto a boat full time. For the right kind of person, it’s totally worth it, but let’s face it, yachting is not for everyone.
On the other hand, the periods between the two high seasons are an ideal time to look for work because there tends to be a lot of turnover. Most boats will return to a major yachting hub for a couple of weeks or months to regroup after a busy season. Many crew members are either taking time off, “jumping ship” (quitting), or else they have completed their contracts and are off to spend their hard-earned money. more
How much you should sell is really dependent upon how much you use it now and how much you plan to use it in the future. Our matchmaking experts can help you determine the most appropriate co-ownership structure for your needs. more
We strongly encourage all prospective buyers to do a trial of a yacht under consideration before deciding on whether or not to buy it; this is called strategic chartering. What you can learn on such a charter is always useful in confirming whether this is the yacht and program that is right for you. Further, the cost of the trial charter itself can usually be negotiated to apply to the purchase price of the yacht if you chose to move forward with buying a share. Depending on the size of the yacht you are looking for, the standard term for a trial charter is one week, though we can also find shorter charters should that be your preference. [links]
The process of selling your yacht begins right here with one of our expert matchmakers. They'll first take you through an onboarding process to get to know you and your preferences in order to match you with just the right partner. They'll ask questions like:
It takes time to really get to know your preferences when it comes to yachting. After all, it's not easy to know what your ideal yacht is if you've never experienced yachting before. We recommend our trial program as a great first step for anyone considering making the leap into co-ownership or even full ownership. By sampling different yachts through charters, you'll be able to experience firsthand a variety of key factors such as yacht size, crew size, available destinations, and more to help you define your ideal yachting experience. more
Looking for a Lead Deckhand to Join this busy 60m Private MY here
Behaviors / Skills
We are looking for a 2nd Stewardess to join this private vessel based in the Mediterranean for the rest of the season.
The ideal candidate will have prior experience in a similar role, and ready to hit the ground running.
Strong service skills would be an advantage.
Schengen visa preferred due to vessels cruising itinerary.
4000 EUR, Standard leave. [links]
The ideal candidate would be a flexible all-rounder and who will be required to help out on the main yacht
*Please register on our website to apply* [links]
Itinerary Planning starts prior to your arrival on board. In addition, every day or evening, your captain will consult with you about the following day’s plan. here
Planning itineraries is part of the fun of your yacht charter vacation. Where do you want to go? What do you want to see and experience? Here are just a few tips on this important stage of your luxury yacht charter.
The following Sample Itineraries provide an idea of where you may want to explore on your yacht charter. [links]
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