Our services
Life on Board
Working on a cruise ship is a unique experience. Crew members enjoy accommodation, meals, recreation and an international community. Life at sea offers unmatched travel and career opportunities.
Postuler en ligneDaily Life on Board
A typical day starts early. Crew members work in shifts (generally 2 teams of 8 to 10 hours per day). Schedules vary by department: food service, housekeeping, entertainment or deck. The days are intense but the working environment is unique.
Accommodation and Comfort
Crew live in shared cabins (2 to 4 people), usually with a private bathroom. Cabins are compact but functional. Common areas include crew lounges, crew bars and a gym.
Meals on Board
Crew meals are included and served in the mess hall. The food is varied and of good quality. Crew members eat together, creating a sense of community. The menu changes regularly.
Pros and Cons
Pros: USD salary, accommodation and meals included, free travel, international connections, unique experience. Cons: distance from family, long days, living in confined space. Despite this, most seafarers recommend the experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is life like on a cruise ship?
Life on board is intense but rewarding. You work in a team, live with colleagues from around the world, travel to multiple destinations and enjoy accommodation and meals included. Days are organised by work shifts.
Do crew members have free time?
Yes, crew members have free time between services. They can use crew facilities (bar, gym, pool) and, during port calls, explore the visited ports.
What are the working hours on a cruise ship?
Hours vary by position, but most crew members work between 8 and 12 hours per day, 6 to 7 days per week. Rest periods are scheduled between shifts.
Can crew members go ashore?
Yes, crew members can go ashore during port calls, depending on their service schedule. It's a great opportunity to discover new countries.
