About Crew & Concierge
Crew & Concierge is a UK-based agency, registered in Bath, recruiting across deck, galley, engineering and interior roles from bow to stern. It runs a sister brand, Shoreside Recruitment, for private household and personal staff, so crew who later want to move ashore can stay within the same network.
For someone starting out, the useful part is the careers advice section. It includes a CV template, a dockwalking guide, practical tips on finding work and a blog series called Secrets of a Stewardess. The agency references MLC compliance and Seafarer Employment Agreement information on its site, and you register by creating a profile and uploading your CV.
One honest note. The site does not publish a founding year or the size of its database, so it reads as a smaller, more boutique operation than the largest Mediterranean agencies. For many green crew that is a feature rather than a drawback.
No agency should ever ask you to pay to register. They are paid by the yacht that hires through them, never by you. If anyone asks for money upfront to join their books or guarantee a placement, treat it as a red flag. See yacht crew job scams and red flags.
Registering well with Crew & Concierge
Having the link is the easy part. Turning up with a clean CV and your certificates ready in one folder is what gets you remembered. Register with a handful of agencies rather than just one, since each works with a different set of yachts. Our guide on how to register with yacht crew agencies walks through it, and pairs well with dockwalking in Antibes and Palma so you are working both channels at once.
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