Sailing dreams: From Palma to adventure
Portuguese sailor, Agata Paula Barbosa de Freitas Pereira is looking for a sailing yacht to join in Mallorca as chef, deckhand, race crew, stewardess or delivery crew!
Mark moved to work ashore in 2017
Mark moved to work ashore in 2017.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Mastering dockwalking: A guide to landing a superyacht Job
While the process may seem informal, success in dockwalking requires strategic planning, professionalism, and effective communication.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Crafting culinary excellence on the high seas: A guide to becoming a superyacht chef
The superyacht industry is known for its opulence and luxury, and a skilled chef can elevate the onboard experience for owners and guests alike.
Working as a stewardess
To succeed as a superyacht stewy, hone your interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills.
RMRigging offer a bespoke rigging and sailing service to yachts in Mallorca
RMRigging offer a bespoke rigging and sailing service to yachts in Mallorca and around the Mediterranean.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Sailor spotlight: Conversations with Mallorca's maritime mavericks
Today I’m speaking with Russell Brown and Mark Timmins, both professional sailors and riggers originally from the UK who’ve recently launched their own company, RM Rigging.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Looking into becoming a deckhand? Here are some tips
As a superyacht deckhand, you become an integral part of the crew responsible for maintaining the exterior of the yacht and ensuring a smooth and safe sailing (or cruising) experience for both owners and guests.
I left my world to teach yoga in the North of Bali to orphans and Balinese mums
I left my world to teach yoga in the North of Bali to orphans and Balinese mums.
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!
Tayana: The decision to leave yachting was spontaneous
The decision to leave yachting was spontaneous,.
Crew focus 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.
When seasickness sets in, fix your gaze on the horizon
When seasickness sets in, fix your gaze on the horizon.
Will and Emma Seal
Will and Emma Seal have been here on and off since 2016 but became permanent residents in 2019.
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
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.
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.
Crew focus 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.
Crew in Focus: Marilies Sanders
Marlies Sanders has worked as captain and chief officer in the Med, Caribbean, USA, and the Arctic, including Svalbard, Greenland, Canadian Arctic, part of the NW passage, and has crossed the Atlantic 13 times.
Crew focus 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.
- Spain wants Britons to show they have 113.40 euros, £97, per day for their holidays
- Over two hours for Britons to get through Palma airport queues
- Palma Airport passport control "collapse" put down to unscheduled flights
- Living in a motorhome in Palma: "It'll only get worse"
- Watch those prices in Mallorca