Crew Houses (2026 Guide): What They Are & Should You Stay in One?
What is a Crew House?
Crew houses are a type of shared accommodation designed for yacht crew who are between jobs, looking for daywork, or preparing to join a yacht.
Crew houses are a type of shared accommodation designed for yacht crew who are between jobs, looking for daywork, or preparing to join a yacht.
Here a just a few of the latest crewing posts to appear on Lovesail from some of the members.
Greek Ionian to the Aegean and across to Turkey
One of the Caribbean’s premier sailing events, Antigua Sailing Week 2014 will attract over 100 boats from over 20 countries. The event draws more than 1,500 participants and some 5,000 spectators every year.
Annapolis, one of the biggest sailboat shows in America is back for another year and looks set to be amongst the most memorable yet.
Port Solent is a destination marina near Portsmouth, Hampshire, and is well-known as the base for The yacht charter company Sunsail, however, there is another event held there which is increasing in popularity every year, the Easter Rally.
This post is the second in our two-part series exploring traditional sailor tattoos. If you haven’t already, you may like to start with Part I: Sailor Tattoos – Their History and Meanings.
Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week has grown insurmountably since its inception in 1996 when Charleston Ocean Racing Association (CORA) combined two area regattas
The HMS Beagle, a Cherokee-class 10-gun Royal Navy brig-sloop, was built in 1820 at a cost of £7,803, the equivalent of around £1million in today’s money.
Beaulieu Boat Jumble 2014 takes place on 27 April 2014 in the beautiful village of Beaulieu in the New Forest National Park in Hampshire.