The diversity and opportunities to work aboard superyachts around the world are endless.

Superyacht crew member. First Officer or First Mate. They are central to the yacht functioning in a coherent professional and effective manner. The crew member is comfortable earning x amount every month and has no desire to get more qualified and improve themselves.

If youve been watching the Bravo TV Show Below Deck then youll know that superyacht charter guests can be quite demanding clients. The super rich are hoarding cash instead bartering yachts 30. Superyacht crew members have to meet every expectation of superyacht owners and guests.

65000 per year to 125000 per year. Every crew member aboard the superyacht must adhere to strict moral and ethical principles. The crew is the human element working in synergy with an abundance of luxury onboard offering the guests a seven-star plus cruising experience.

Working as a crew member on a Superyacht has some incredible perks from being on the ocean seeing new countries to brushing shoulders with the rich and famous and of coursethe amazing salary. That is absolutely fine. Callum Casson reflects on three exceptional years at sea on board superyacht Archimedes.

Most yacht crew members are fully covered. 48000 per year to 80000 per year. The number of crew required to safely man a superyacht and the professional qualifications needed will vary depending on the size of the yacht and the number of passengers on board but most superyachts of between 30 to 60 metres will cater for a maximum of 12 guests with a crew of 6 to 18.

While all crew members are trained to be knowledgeable and interchangeable in many roles the crew will fall into five basic categories and a wise charterer should understand what each can and cant do on a charter. All FutureCrew members will have completed their Luxury Hospitality Assessment Test to help you find the best fit to join your team. We hear from yacht captains and crew as they talk about the scandalous stories of their time on board and reveal the most outrageous requests theyve ever received from millionaire and model superyacht charter guests.