Our recent posts
Intro In the first of my blog entries written for Quay Crew, I’ll be discussing some hot issues surrounding the dynamic world of superyacht AV/IT and communications technologies. Although I’ve discussed the past and present…
With the end of the Med season in sight a lot of crew look to move yachts for a variety of reasons however have you considered that the grass isn’t always greener and maybe sticking…
Introducing M/Y Arience… BOAT STATS: M/Y Arience Size: 60m Builder: Abeking & Rasmussen Year: 2012 Crew: 16 Engines: 2 x MTU 16V 2000 M53R Total Power: 4010hp / 2990kW Gross Tonnage: 1632 tonnes Max Speed:…
There has been much speculation and input from crew recently on salaries across all departments but certainly in particular with green crew, so I thought I would stick my 2 pennies in for good measure.…
A change can do you good. So this blog covers the same topic from several different perspectives. The topic is change, normally in operating procedures but it can affect other aspects of a yacht too.…
We recruit for a lot of yachts, across all departments and something we frequently hear is that a yacht doesn’t want to recruit green crew. I completely understand the reasoning and thinking behind this but…
10 DECK HACKS FOR JUNIOR CREW Empty your hose! Don’t just coil the hose neatly and chuck it back in a locker full of water. Make sure to open the nozzle and drain it of…
How to make the transition from Chief Officer to Captain This is generally the most challenging step to make in yachting as there is a huge surplus of ‘Captains’ with their Master 3000gt vs Captain…
@konner.webb His Instagram photos have been catching our eye for a while now. So this week we caught up with Konner Webb, the 20-year old photographer from Annapolis, a small sailing town…
How can you best prepare on a Superyacht that operates Jet skis and other water toys in a variety of locations across the world? As the owner and Principal of a land-based Jet ski and…