Yacht Crew Books

This book is excellent material when you want to become a skipper, a mate or even a deckhand. It's a solid base for every yacht, from the smallest ones to the biggest superyachts.

It talks about navigation, meteo, safety, communication, anti-collision rules and so on.

I've bought mine in 2006 and I still have it with me on each boat I work on!

This is one of the yacht crew books aimed for people who want to push further towards the super- and megayachts.

It covers everything of the Yachtmaster level and up to the MCA Officer of the Watch.

It also covers the STCW Basic Safety Training and has a section on marine law, plus the full text of the anti-collision regulations.

This book is an adaptation of the bridge procedures, specifically aimed at large yachts, power and sail.

It's well written and guides you through the correct procedures to be followed.

Good to have as a captain, as well as for anybody else who is thinking to become one...

This is one of the yacht crew books that will come in handy for every yacht stewardess who needs to cook too.

This book takes you to a higher level and explains how to prepare really nice food.

It's aimed at beginners as well as people who are used to cook.

Magdalena has this book always in her galley!

And if you want to become a yacht stewardess, then this is a good read.

Julie Perry has been in the industry and shares her experience with you.

A must-read if you're thinking to become one!

This book is a fantastic source of information. Many skippers have it onboard and I know that a lot of Chief Engineers on board megayachts have it with them too!

All systems onboard are explained, together with many troubleshooting guides.

This book pays itself back, without a doubt!