Travel and Work: The Most Efficient Way
Most people will describe their dream vacation destination as lying on a sandy beach with waves and superyachts floating gently on their moorings. There is something that draws us to the coast. It could be because it offers us a feeling of freedom, a way to return to childhood, or simply the beauty of the place where sand meets sea. It is clear that coastal areas are highly rated on travel lists. Finding a job on superyachts through Nomad Yachting allows you to travel while also working.
What is it like to work on a Superyacht
As idyllic as the surroundings may seem, working on a superyacht is not like a vacation. Some of the most prominent businessmen in the world, as well as the richest families and celebrities, are guests on superyachts. The crew is required to work around the clock for these guests.
crew spend a lot of time on the boat with few guests, as many guests leave to explore the local coasts and islands they stop at.
What jobs can you fill on yachts?
You can perform many different jobs on a superyacht. A superyacht can be described as a floating hotel. It means that everything, from cleaning to entertaining to steering the boat, is required. Although yachts are unique in size and shape, there are some jobs that are common. These jobs include:
Captain The Captain is responsible for the boat's maintenance and operation. They also plan trips.
Chef The chefs prepare food and serve meals. They make sure that guests are well-fed and adhere to high quality standards.
Steward / Stewardess: Your stewardess is responsible for making sure guests have a great time. This includes serving drinks and cleaning up the yacht.
Deckhand - This deckhand is responsible for maintaining the exterior of the boat clean and under the supervision of the captain.
Each job requires a different set of certifications and courses. Are you unsure what to do next? Get a 15 minute chat with our team for free!
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Cool Route in Northern Europe
The Cool Route gives visitors the opportunity to experience the cultures of Britain, Ireland, and Scandinavia. It boasts beautiful, rugged landscapes, abundant wildlife, and is a great place to get a taste. This sailing gem has a 1500-year history and follows the path of Viking raiders in Northern Europe.
Cork is the starting point for this magnificent exploration. Here you will find medieval castles and picturesque golf courses. Continue on to Northern Ireland, then onto Western Scotland. Here you can visit Whisky distilleries or take horseback riding tours through the historic landscape. This classic coastal route also includes Norway and the Faroe Islands. The breathtaking views of the Norwegian Fjords can be viewed from a helicopter. However, for those who prefer to stay on Terra firma, husky Sledding or the mysterious Northern Lights await the adventurous traveler.
Southern Africa, Madagascar
Madagascar is home of an abundance of endemic faunas and floras. This coastal sailing paradise was discovered by Diogo Dias, a Portuguese explorer. It offers visitors the chance to explore coral reefs and enjoy the white sandy beaches. Madagascar is a great destination for superyacht crews because of its incredible reptile and amphibian species and the iconic baobab trees.
Borneo, Malaysia
Borneo was once a dangerous destination that superyacht travelers avoided due to safety concerns. You can experience this nature destination on a boating safari. Here you will see pigmy elephants and proboscis monkeys as well as orangutans, turtles and beautiful rainforests. Yacht crew members needing a break from their on-board duties should not miss the underwater adventures.
Thailand, South-East Asia
Thailand is known for its beaches, Buddhist temples and elephant rides. But there are also deserted beaches and bays waiting to be discovered. Tourists and sailors alike love Thailand's warm climate and sunny weather. The country is known for its English proficiency and friendly people who welcome you to visit the unexplored islands of the Andaman Sea. Thailand, a beautiful coastal destination, has clear waters and rich cultural heritage. It is an unmissable sailing paradise.
How do you get hired on a Superyacht
It is difficult and time-consuming to get hired for a yacht. You will need to complete safety courses, create a CV, and dock walk. It can be overwhelming for a novice yachtie.
Nomad Yachting was founded by two ex-crew members. An assistance service that will help you get hired. A guide who will walk alongside you and show the way. They provide the best support and guidance to help you succeed.
