SPEARFISHING DECKHAND
KEY DETAILS
Location
Spain
Vessel
60m+ Explorer Yacht
Rotation
4:1 (Plus an extra month at a time that suits the vessel)
Salary
DOE
Contract
Permanent
Holidays
Experience
1 years yachting minimum
Start date
DESCRIPTION
SPEARFISHING APPLICANTS WILL BE PRIORITISED
2 X EXPERIENCED DECKHANDS (1 full years minimum experience)
Vessel: 60m+ Exploration Motor Yacht
Start: 15th November 2026
Location: Spain (heading to the Caribbean)
Rotation: 4:1 plus an additional month at a time suitable for the yacht.
Salary: DOE and will be discussed with shortlisted only.
A training budget towards future tickets is also provided at the Masters discretion once they have completed their probation period.
Discretionary Bonus from 2nd year.
Yachtmaster Offshore a MUST/Nav Watch/ Yacht Rating
Valid Schengen Visa (However preference is E.U Citizen)
Experience with exploration/ support style yachts is a plus.
B1B2 a MUST
Winch Yacht Recruitment are currently looking for an 2 X Experienced Deckhands to join this 60m+ Exploration Yacht in the middle of November. This role will suit a fresh but experienced minded deckhand with a minimum of 1 years yachting experience, who would like to join an excellent program with great management, fantastic owners, and exciting cruising destinations. The vessel also offers a good work life balance. The successful candidate must be an excellent tender driver and have solid deck knowledge from similar sized vessels. An enthusiastic candidate with strong waterman qualities in needed, and special consideration for Spearfishing/ Freediving/ Scuba Diving/ Surfing experience. Please do not apply if you are part of a couple.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS
Spearfishing background
B1B2/Schengen both a MUST
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