Crew focus in Mallorca
Balancing work and personal time for new superyacht crew
Finding the right balance between work and personal time is crucial for long-term well-being and professional success.
Crew focus in Mallorca
From scientist to yacht deck/stew and yoga enthusiast in Mallorca
Today I’m speaking with Belen Martinez Garcia, from mainland Spain. She arrived in Mallorca in November ready to find her next role as Deck/Stew, hopefully with some Masseuse and Yoga Teacher duties too!
Crew focus in Mallorca
Dealing with seasickness: Tips for new crew members!
Here are practical tips and coping mechanisms to help you navigate the challenges of seasickness because, let’s face it, nobody enjoys riding the vomit comet.
Chef Spotlight in Mallorca
From yachting to dining: The Seals' Mallorcan adventure
This week I’m chatting to British couple Will and Emma Seal, who, after eight and three years respectively in the yachting industry are now running their own company based in Mallorca: Seal Private Dining.
Ship to Shore in Mallorca
From yacht life to shore success in Mallorca
This week I’m chatting to Assistant Yacht Manager Tatyana Martyukhina, whose been based in Mallorca for over 4 years.
Yacht Business Focus in Mallora
Yachting expertise anchored in Mallorca
Meet Rory Gillard, originally from the UK, he’s been based in Mallorca for almost 10 years and works for a company offering a one stop shop approach for yacht owners and captains.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Understanding your role: A comprehensive guide for new crew members
Embarking on a career in the luxury world of superyachts is an exciting journey, but one that demands a clear understanding of the responsibilities and expectations associated with various roles.
Ship to Shore in Mallorca
Yacht life chronicles: Insights from Marlies Sanders in Mallorca
Today I’m speaking with Marlies Sanders, originally from Holland, she’s been based in Mallorca on and off after falling in love with the island in 2010.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Mastering onboard communication for new crew
For new crew members stepping into the dynamic world of luxury yachting, mastering onboard communication is a fundamental skill that transcends job titles.
Chef Spotlight in Mallorca
From yacht chef to Mallorca's culinary entrepreneur
This week I’m chatting to Brazilian/Italian Chef Maira Petrella, who, after eight years in the yachting industry is now running her own company based in Mallorca.
Crew focus in Mallorca
The art of cabin organization: Tips for new crew
Here are essential tips for new crew to master the art of cabin organization and create a harmonious onboard living space.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Navigating your first week: A guide for new superyacht crew
This guide aims to help you navigate your inaugural week successfully, providing insights into common challenges and essential tips for smooth sailing into your new career.
Crew focus in Mallorca
From yacht life to shoreline success in Mallorca
This week I’m chatting to South African/British ex First Mate Lyle Skypage, who, after seven years in the yachting industry is now working from his home office in Palma.
How to be a good team player on a superyacht
We know how important it is to be considerate to your team mates but let’s take a closer look.
Ship to Shore in Mallorca
From yachting waves to Mallorcan shores
This week I’m chatting to British ex Chief Stew Marianna Long, who is now working in Estellencs as a Private House Manager with her partner Mark Olorenshaw.
Crew focus in Mallorca
How to be a good communicator…
Let’s have a look at one of the skills that’ll really make you stand out from others and be a brilliant crew member.
Chef Spotlight in Mallorca
A chef's journey from yachts to countryside living in Mallorca
This week I’m chatting to Italian ex yacht chef Michela Saragoni, who moved ashore to become a personal chef in 2018.
Crew focus in Mallorca
How to be a good cabin mate….
One of the biggest things which comes up when I’m talking to captains and senior crew, is respect.
Ship to Shore in Mallorca
A French chief stewardess' odyssey in Mallorca
Meet French Chief Stewardess, Maud Collete-de Chambarlhac. She’s currently looking for a shore based support role for regattas, and would love to be involved in the America’s Cup.
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