Crew focus in Mallorca
Yachts & Young Ones: Is Mallorca really family-friendly for superyacht guests?
There’s no shortage of sun-kissed glamour when it comes to Mallorca, but how does it fare when your charter guests are swapping champagne flutes for sippy cups?
Mallorca’s best anchorages for solitude seekers
Whether you’re looking to reconnect with nature or just get a decent night’s sleep away from the thud of a neighbouring yacht’s playlist, Mallorca has an anchorage for you.
Crew focus in Mallorca
The art of charter success: Tips from experienced charter crew
Here are insights and strategies from seasoned charter crew members to help you excel in this demanding and rewarding industry.
The joy of adventure: Exploring the world through yachting
This lifestyle isn’t just about the places visited—it’s about the stories created, the moments shared, and the spirit of exploration that fuels every journey.
Crew focus in Mallorca
The life-changing friendships formed in yachting
For many, these friendships are life-changing, offering emotional support, laughter, and companionship in what can be an intense, high-pressure, and stressful environment.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Celebrating diversity: Cultures and cuisine on the high seas
Communication styles, work approaches, and cultural norms may vary, but these differences are what make the experience so unique.
Palma International Boat Show 2025 – EVERYTHING you need to know!
Boat shuttles and golf carts will be connecting the primary site to the Superyacht New Build Hub in the freshly renovated Club de Mar.
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The 2025 Palma International Boat Show Sets Sail in Style
Palma Superyacht Village is once again featuring over 60 vessels currently available on the international brokerage market.
The next generation of yachting: Deckhand Jamie Jordan’s story
Meet this driven young professional from Canada who’s currently on the lookout for his next role aboard a sailing yacht.
Calm in the Storm: Coping with stress in a high-pressure industry
While stress is inevitable, there are strategies that crew members can use to manage their well-being, including mindfulness, physical activity, and proper self-care.
Surviving the cyclist season
I do not wish to spend my Sunday afternoon scraping bits of cyclists off my bonnet, and honestly, teeth are hard to extricate from a radiator.
Crew focus in Mallorca
The hidden struggles: Addressing depression among yacht crew
Depression often goes unaddressed in the yachting industry because of the misconception that crew members lead a carefree, glamorous life.
Deck Crew Spotlight
Stewardess stories: Alex Kopertowska’s path from hospitality to the high seas
Today I’m speaking with a Polish Chief Stew and Purser who is currently in the South of France looking for her next role on a 50m+ vessel.
The majestic journey of Nahlin: A timeless classic reborn
Whether cruising the Mediterranean or docked in a prestigious marina, Nahlin continues to captivate with her rich history and timeless beauty, ensuring that her legacy endures for generations to come.
Meghan Markle’s new logo: A Royal rip-off or just a happy little coincidence?
For someone who keeps insisting she just wants a private life, Meghan sure has a knack for keeping her name in the headlines, just maybe not for the reasons she’d hoped.
Deck Crew Spotlight
From cruise ships to superyachts: The adventures of Captain Adam Maradi
This week meet s Hungarian captain and mate who is looking for his next role.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Chasing the Dream: Elise Ikoma’s journey from Canada to the yachting world in Mallorca
Discover Elise Ikoma’s inspiring journey in the yachting industry, from Canada to Mallorca and beyond. Learn about her experiences, challenges, and future goals in the world of luxury yachts.
Crew focus in Mallorca
From land to sea: How Fabian Baud turned his sailing dream into reality
This week we talk to Swiss deckhand Fabian Baud shares his unique journey into yachting, from single-handedly sailing the Mediterranean to pursuing his dream of working on 30m+ sail yachts and crossing the Atlantic.
January is a great month for visiting Mallorca!
“However… if, like me, you’re not a fan of following the trends, plus you’re not a lover of crowds and chaos, January is the best month to get out and visit the island and enjoy the culture and restaurants.”
- The end of solo driving in Spain....minimum of two people per car
- Mallorca weather for Saturday - Whole of Mallorca now on alert for rain and thunderstorms
- The most spectacular unspoilt beach in Mallorca, according to AI
- Conor McGregor puts on a show in Mallorca: boxing training on Sa Rapita beach, knocks holidaymakers out
- The small, picturesque village in Mallorca that has won Dua Lipa’s heart: fairytale coves and nature
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Summer’s Looking Rosé
Drink local. Feel smugly sustainable. You’ll be racking up environmental karma and helping keep our island’s vineyards thriving.
Erica Lay 06/06/2025 11:12