The crew seemed like a bunch awesome people you want to work with. Thank you Bluewater Yachting for insight to your work/relax place. also, thanks to Jared for this vlog.
Thank you so much for posting. This is the type of content I love. Insite into the working life of crew is fascinating to me. I'm too old to work as crew, but I have young adult children who are interested. If you look at a yacht profile, either in print or online, the crew areas and their work areas are almost never shown. Also, a huge thank you to the crew and the owner who were kind enough to let us have a glimpse of them and the boat.
Yeap... yeap... i agree with you... me too, always want to see the whole ship. Especially the crew cabins, engine room etc bla bla bla... Thanks Jared. Next time when you wanto to make review / tour of a yacht, make it full... the entire whole yacht, including the crew cabins, captain's cabin, engine room etc bla bla bla... Because, if i'm rich and would want to buy a yacht you are selling, i would want to have a view of everything. Thanks Jared
@Chris Ruiz You seem to have misunderstand me entirely. I'm more of a working man, and can level with the crew. I don't have to see any owners in the face to know that a good cabin is important.
@Chris Ruiz Well... What in the world would I have in common with such a wealthy person? The balance would be waay off, from interior details to 2. and 3. holiday homes, and yachts. And stock portfolio. And all the luxury items aviable. and I have none of it. So it's quite far fetchet I've ever get to know any super yacht owners soon, as I'm faaaaaaaaar behind in the que. Just below the average Joe, which it's crawling with around such a person. Sorry, @Chris Ruiz
Not only was it interesting to see the crew quarters, it was interesting to see the crew too! The girl (along with the rest of the crew) seemed very attractive. I was especially fond that they were so open, nice, and willing to share. Great video - and I agree with everyone else that says the bad video is actually overlooked or makes it authentic. Love all your vids Jared - thank you and keep it up!
Jared, I love seeing the back side of the ships, where the guests normally would not see. This video was awesome! Make more of these types please! Cheers! -Jared
i went into the superyacht industry. So excited and thrilled to see what awaits for me in Monaco!!!! Got onto my first boat when we had leave, i resigned and when into the merchant navy a few months later, best decision i ever made! Not what its hyped up to be and was a deckhand learning towards becoming an engineer later down the line. Very little deckhand work and more a slave than anything else. Cleanliness was top priority than anything else including but not limited to: chipping the paint, recoats, window cleaning, rail polishing, teak cleaning of tables and deck just to name a few. Certainly paid better and more interesting working on ro-ro vessels instead superyacht bullshit that gets handed you. Pay inst great for what you do and people say its 'tax-free' and jaws drop like "OMG HE MAKES 5000 EUROES A MONTH!!" its simply NOT the case as soon as you go back to you country of the residence when you live permenantly the goverment will tax your earned salaries.
Haha, I heard him ask too. I guess they felt a bit ‘invaded’ by a stranger & was curious. They remained professional, one invited Jared to film his room, that was courteous.
The crew were nice. Their accommodations seemed generous which was an asset. My take is that crew staff work really hard and any boat, no matter the size, is only SO big, to have a place to retreat to must make the job much more bearable.
Yeah Bigger boats usually result in nicer bigger areas. Answer to your question... No, not American ones, just older ones. This boat was built in the 2000s
Hey Jared thanks for the shots of crew quarters hope to see more of same from some of the other yachts don't forget the engine room!!!! How do you like Palm Beach????
I really like your content. Thank you for all your hard work. One tiny suggestion. While your music choices are always good, this one is lacking in the intro. The "skipping" "scratchy" style just sounds like a bad internet connection on our end. :(
Is this the crew quarters for your new work vessel Arience? If so nice looks pretty spacious compared to other videos of crew living quarters on yatch and even the spaces on below deck ship Sirocco and below deck My Seanna.
@@jaredwatney true, we often have cabin of our own, I only had to share a cabin on my first journey and it had about the size of the first you showed. 🤔
Jared. I noticed that the male crew were wearing long shorts but the skirts on the female crew are some inches above the knee. I'm no prude or anything, but it would be good in this day and age to know that female crew have the choice between 2 lengths of skirt and not just short skirt or trousers. Is this the case in your experience? Or is this world still behind the times?!
Yeap... yeap... i agree with you David Melbihess... me too, always want to see the whole ship. Especially the crew cabins, engine room etc bla bla bla... Thanks Jared. Next time when you want to make reviews / tour of a yacht, make it full... the entire whole yacht, including the crew cabins, captain's cabin, engine room etc bla bla bla... Because, if i'm rich and would want to buy a yacht you are selling, i would want to have a view of everything. Thanks Jared
Very nice! Thank you Bluewater Yachting and the crew (and Jared) for allowing us to see the crew quarters. Those are the most spacious quarters I've seen on any yacht to date! Itty bitty side note: Jared, that intro music is cringe-worthy. It's like it never completes its intended melody. Other than that, loved the video. "There is a TH-cam ... station... do you call it?" XD Someone trying to sound uppity.
Always sad to see crew cabins with ports to small to escape. After seeing the crew go down with the ship in Baja because of a fire in the galley. Safety should always come first in ship design, you can bet guest cabins all had hatches large enough to escape thru. Keep a chain saw in your cabin for creating an emergency exit. That's what we; the shipwrights that built the yacht did
*Question: How many positions of crew normally get rotation? I’ve heard of the captain getting it a lot, but not the others on yachts?* (Btw, i’m watching this video again. I even see my comment from over a year ago when you posted the video.)
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The crew seemed like a bunch awesome people you want to work with. Thank you Bluewater Yachting for insight to your work/relax place. also, thanks to Jared for this vlog.
The two videos I've seen touring this yacht have had great crew interviews. Nice to see.
Personally prefer these more relaxed tours and isights
Thank you so much for posting. This is the type of content I love. Insite into the working life of crew is fascinating to me. I'm too old to work as crew, but I have young adult children who are interested. If you look at a yacht profile, either in print or online, the crew areas and their work areas are almost never shown. Also, a huge thank you to the crew and the owner who were kind enough to let us have a glimpse of them and the boat.
So glad you did a video on crew cabins. I always want to see the whole ship. Even how the crew lives. Thank you so much Jared
Yeap... yeap... i agree with you... me too, always want to see the whole ship. Especially the crew cabins, engine room etc bla bla bla... Thanks Jared.
Next time when you wanto to make review / tour of a yacht, make it full... the entire whole yacht, including the crew cabins, captain's cabin, engine room etc bla bla bla... Because, if i'm rich and would want to buy a yacht you are selling, i would want to have a view of everything. Thanks Jared
It says a lot about the boat, and I feel the crew are more relateable then owners and charter guests.
@Chris Ruiz You seem to have misunderstand me entirely. I'm more of a working man, and can level with the crew. I don't have to see any owners in the face to know that a good cabin is important.
@Chris Ruiz Well... What in the world would I have in common with such a wealthy person? The balance would be waay off, from interior details to 2. and 3. holiday homes, and yachts. And stock portfolio. And all the luxury items aviable. and I have none of it. So it's quite far fetchet I've ever get to know any super yacht owners soon, as I'm faaaaaaaaar behind in the que. Just below the average Joe, which it's crawling with around such a person. Sorry, @Chris Ruiz
Not only was it interesting to see the crew quarters, it was interesting to see the crew too! The girl (along with the rest of the crew) seemed very attractive. I was especially fond that they were so open, nice, and willing to share. Great video - and I agree with everyone else that says the bad video is actually overlooked or makes it authentic. Love all your vids Jared - thank you and keep it up!
Move onto my first yacht tomorrow! This has helped ease the anxiety! Thanks
So happy to hear that! Goodluck 😁
Jared,
I love seeing the back side of the ships, where the guests normally would not see. This video was awesome! Make more of these types please! Cheers!
-Jared
i went into the superyacht industry. So excited and thrilled to see what awaits for me in Monaco!!!! Got onto my first boat when we had leave, i resigned and when into the merchant navy a few months later, best decision i ever made! Not what its hyped up to be and was a deckhand learning towards becoming an engineer later down the line. Very little deckhand work and more a slave than anything else. Cleanliness was top priority than anything else including but not limited to: chipping the paint, recoats, window cleaning, rail polishing, teak cleaning of tables and deck just to name a few. Certainly paid better and more interesting working on ro-ro vessels instead superyacht bullshit that gets handed you. Pay inst great for what you do and people say its 'tax-free' and jaws drop like "OMG HE MAKES 5000 EUROES A MONTH!!" its simply NOT the case as soon as you go back to you country of the residence when you live permenantly the goverment will tax your earned salaries.
I love your TH-cam station!
Realy intresting! Great to see a boat from the crews perspective.
Not to bad Jared, crew a bit cold towards you, think they didnt like you filming, and that last guy asking you what you were doing :) good work mate
Haha, I heard him ask too. I guess they felt a bit ‘invaded’ by a stranger & was curious. They remained professional, one invited Jared to film his room, that was courteous.
Thanks to the crew for letting us in.
Didn‘t know my crew has such a nice living area.
Loving it! Thanks brother! The snacks are lookin good!
Great video Jared. Refreshing to see the other side of the yachting life. Thanks!
Loving these relaxed videos
The crew were nice. Their accommodations seemed generous which was an asset. My take is that crew staff work really hard and any boat, no matter the size, is only SO big, to have a place to retreat to must make the job much more bearable.
Gosh I love seeing where people live, these are areas common public would honestly have no idea about.
I really like boat-tours and i did'nt mind the "badly filmed" at all.
Was that the same yacht from last video?
Wasnt he a little stroppy at the end Haha, great video again
WOW!Gorgeous boat.
Your tour guide was a mega babe!
Thanks Bluewater and Jared for the insight. Looks like a half decent crew area.
Shame the crew were not properly briefed about what you were doing... Chef seemed a bit "off" with you at the end.
edwardsajl who hurt you as a child😂😂
they had quite nice area on that boat.
Question are most boats filled with that horrible look wood or just USA ones?
Yeah Bigger boats usually result in nicer bigger areas. Answer to your question... No, not American ones, just older ones. This boat was built in the 2000s
That's expensive wood. Not your typical paneling. Beats the stark white hospital look.
Hey Jared thanks for the shots of crew quarters hope to see more of same from some of the other yachts don't forget the engine room!!!! How do you like Palm Beach????
Nice crew lounge
I was at that boat show last week for vacation!
Sure is nicer (and roomier) than the crew quarters on your last yacht.
I really like your content. Thank you for all your hard work. One tiny suggestion. While your music choices are always good, this one is lacking in the intro. The "skipping" "scratchy" style just sounds like a bad internet connection on our end. :(
That was a fun video!!!! Love from Vermont
What does it mean to have the Chief Engineer, Chief Stew and First Officer on rotation?
Very good. Thank you
Is this the crew quarters for your new work vessel Arience? If so nice looks pretty spacious compared to other videos of crew living quarters on yatch and even the spaces on below deck ship Sirocco and below deck My Seanna.
Loving the TH-cam station 🤣
Interesting to see how crew quarters are on different sized boats.
Thanks Brian! See you soon
Thanks jared im one of the crew quarters commenters on your last crew video
Thanks for showing the crew cabins! 🙏
I like this video, nice to see the differences between this and for example containerships, which I work on 🚢
I can imagine your crew area is a little bigger haha
@@jaredwatney true, we often have cabin of our own, I only had to share a cabin on my first journey and it had about the size of the first you showed. 🤔
This is so luxurious compared to navy ships :D
Awesome video!!
Jared, you talked about snacks? She was the snack. DAMN!
When the content is super interesting (and rare), like this, the camera handling becomes irrelevant. This was a great video, thanks Jared!!
I can't even afford the salmon and asparagus on the counter...
In a boat this size, does a senior captain share meals and entertainment with the rest of the crew or does he tend to be near owner and guests?
Did you get a chance to get aboard the yacht “grey matters” is a 150’palmer Johnson and was one of my favorites from the Miami yacht show
Is that the Rybovich marina? I work on a boat right down the street.
What happens if a crew member gets sick
Nice. Keep up the good work...
Is it common for different genders to share a cabin?
Not really no. Unless they are a couple the boat is ok with it.
Sick bru
This is one of the situations where being a midget helps. Nothing will feel small
What do you use to edit? Beautifully done!
wait isn't that Yacht Arience in the intro under its old name Yacht Excellence V??
At least Chief Engineer gets his own cabin. I'm a merchant navy chief and sharing puts me off yachts. I wouldn't accept it to be honest.
Jared who won the sharkbanz ?
this is one of factory for that
OK where is the little kid who uses the high chair?
Nice youtube station, jarrod. i soubskribbed
Legend 🙌🏼
“Plenty of space unless you’re like 6 foot 1...” Well crap, I’m 6 foot 3 😢
Jared. I noticed that the male crew were wearing long shorts but the skirts on the female crew are some inches above the knee. I'm no prude or anything, but it would be good in this day and age to know that female crew have the choice between 2 lengths of skirt and not just short skirt or trousers. Is this the case in your experience? Or is this world still behind the times?!
Are you from South Africa?
Engine room?
Yeap... yeap... i agree with you David Melbihess... me too, always want to see the whole ship. Especially the crew cabins, engine room etc bla bla bla... Thanks Jared.
Next time when you want to make reviews / tour of a yacht, make it full... the entire whole yacht, including the crew cabins, captain's cabin, engine room etc bla bla bla... Because, if i'm rich and would want to buy a yacht you are selling, i would want to have a view of everything. Thanks Jared
Very nice! Thank you Bluewater Yachting and the crew (and Jared) for allowing us to see the crew quarters. Those are the most spacious quarters I've seen on any yacht to date!
Itty bitty side note: Jared, that intro music is cringe-worthy. It's like it never completes its intended melody. Other than that, loved the video. "There is a TH-cam ... station... do you call it?" XD Someone trying to sound uppity.
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Always sad to see crew cabins with ports to small to escape. After seeing the crew go down with the ship in Baja because of a fire in the galley. Safety should always come first in ship design, you can bet guest cabins all had hatches large enough to escape thru.
Keep a chain saw in your cabin for creating an emergency exit. That's what we; the shipwrights that built the yacht did
could not agree more, great comment
i love the show below deck, and yes I know it is not real
A crew of twelve?
*Question: How many positions of crew normally get rotation? I’ve heard of the captain getting it a lot, but not the others on yachts?*
(Btw, i’m watching this video again. I even see my comment from over a year ago when you posted the video.)
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