Yachtie beginners guide 

Nice video, Tom! I truly enjoyed the tour of The Crew Grapevine, which is a fabulous and safe crew house. If only all crew houses were as good, we would be living in a better world :) Having said that, the title of the video "Yacht Beginners Guide" I find misleading. If anything, the video is a tour of one crew house and how to get to it. A mention of alternative options to Crew Grapevine (which does get fully booked during high season), where to get the ENG/1 medical, crew agencies, crew training, local Facebook yacht crew groups and alternative options for dockwalking in Antibes (such as Monaco, Nice, Golfe Juan and Cannes) would have been super helpful for everyone watching your video. As for those of your subscribers looking to get to Antibes in the future to land work on a yacht, I have listed all local crew houses, crew agencies, crew training schools and ENG/1 medics in the welcome post on the Facebook group "Antibes Yacht Crew" ( facebook.com/groups/antibesyachtcrew/announcements ) . Please don't get me wrong, my comment is meant as constructive criticism, and I do look forward to checking out the rest of your yachting videos! By all means, do feel free to share your videos in the Facebook Yacht Crew groups that I manage :)

It's awesome seeing the edits of your interviews. Very few wasted words!

Thank you for the info! Great simple and effective content!

That was excellent ! Thank you.

Excellent! Very informative.

Love your work !

wow thanks for sharing, i remember seeing the grapevine of a list of crewhouses to stay at through a program i just purchased. I am an aspiring stew, taking all the classes right now at the moment. I have my stcw scheduled in jan 2021 over in san diego, CA... i'm excited to get everything going eventually

Digging the hyperlapse at the start mate, keep uploading!

Beautiful properties. 👍

Some familiar faces, can even see my food box on the shelf haha. fully recommend The Grapevine through and through!

Beautiful house

Amazing video ✌🏼

not a yachtie but still liked the vid a lot, great work mate

Good to see some Aussies represented :) Sick video Mate

Very interesting 👍

At 31 i travel alot esp alone seeing the world, hostels etc! But man i wish i worked crew of i was younger....i know im still young but you get what i mean! I had no clue about this life in my early 20s!! :( PS the vids are awesome!!

Tom, amazing video. What about heading to Antibes in early March? Would there still be day work/permanent work available? I'm completely green and just buzzing with enthusiasm to start!

So, how'd you get your job? - Through the Grapevine... I wonder how many times that's been said

Hi Tom! Hopefully you get this message. Thanks so much for sharing, I’m headed to Antibes in two weeks, finally as covid set me back 2 years. Just stressed as all the grapevines are full and I don’t know where else to stay. Feel like I’m missing out! Any advice?

when going to stay at place like the crewhouse.. how long do you stay for originally?? can you keep adding on nights? im unsure how long to fly out for

Just found this channel! Love it. Who's the Capt. ? Mike Atlanta GA

Thank you, this will be a great series. I'm heading over to Crew Grapevine in a few days to begin the journey in this industry.

How long would you say it roughly takes to land a job in Antibes

Which is best country and marina to get jobs on yacht after covid pandemic?

"Lil' Yachty" Lool

can you become a yachtie even if you come from the Netherlands

Any guidance on the cost of staying in the crew house shown?

I sailed my whole life and I'm 35 years old. Is it possible to start in this business when your older than average like me?

Surely Palma, Mallorca is the biggest yachting hub in the Med??!

Nice one. What's the best bars to "network" in? 🤣

Alright 👍 I'm going to drop am email