The Stewardess on a yacht is the ultimate master of all things interior. Not only do they provide top-notch hospitality and charm the owner and guests, but they also train, manage, and inspire their team of lower-ranking stews with unmatched professionalism. They are the Martha Stewart of party hosting, the Oprah Winfrey of listening, and the Michael Jordan of time management. With a touch of creative flair, they have an extensive knowledge of international cuisine, beverages, and service, which they acquire through their exciting travels. Above all, they prioritize safety and ensure that no one gets hurt, always keeping a watchful eye on deck. Being a Chief Stewardess is truly a remarkable role that combines elegance, entertainment, and the utmost care for everyone on board.
On Board
- - Concierge/personal assistant
- - Housekeeping
- - Laundry
- - Provide valet service
- - Restaurant reservations
- - Book excursions
- - Schedule plane travel
- - Car booking reservations
- - Scheduling spa treatments
- - Organizing guest luggage
- - Protect and stow all valuables (art, statues, silks, jewelry, glassware, China, crystal, linen)
- - Create and maintain financial planning
- - Provision for all the crew and guest
- - Collaborate with a chef or catering on meal service and menu planning
- - Party planning/ Theme night for events such as: New Year's Eve, football games, beach, barbecues, sunset, cruises, birthdays, and game nights
- - Keeping all interior storage areas neat and organized
- - Purchasing crew uniforms
- - Writing and updating all interior manuals
- - Sitting WATCH
- - External crew support
- - Selecting and purchasing fine wines, teas, chocolate cheeses, and other gourmet items
- - Planning and managing destinations
- - Assuming responsibility for all aboard safety tasks
Basic Training & Certifications
- VALID PASSPORT/VISA
- ENG 1
- VACCINATION- Tetanus shot
- BASIC COURSE STCW
Additional Education- Advanced Silver Service Courses, Massage, Cooking, Bartending, Food Safety, RYA Powerboat Level II Ribmaster, PADI Scuba Certificate, Security
Experience
Prior experience in hospitality, customer service, or on boats/yachts is beneficial. Even experience in luxury hotels or resorts can be relevant.
Skills
Excellent communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills are crucial. Attention to detail and the ability to work well under pressure are also important.