The Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Oceans: Crewing Around the World

The Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Oceans: Crewing Around the World

by Alison Muir Bennett (Author)

Synopsis

What better way of travelling the world than by crewing on a yacht? The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Oceans is ideal for crew pre-planning, and for skippers seeking crew. It is packed with practical information from how to find a crew position, what to expect from different kinds of skipper, how to be in the right place at the right time, where the yachts gather and when, to rally locations, how to maximise your chances of being taken on as crew, what will be expected of you as crew, and job opportunities along the way. Unique yacht migration maps show where the seasonal bottlenecks occur, and help pinpoint the best places and times of year to gain a crew place. This fifth edition with updated information and website addresses will be welcomed by all aspiring yacht crew, and as a skipper's reference. 'Packed with all the information you'd need to find a crewing position an invaluable guide to crewing anywhere in the world.' Yachting Monthly

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 112
Edition: 5th Ed
Publisher: Adlard Coles Nautical
Published: 16 Jun 2005

ISBN 10: 0713672285
ISBN 13: 9780713672282
Book Overview: Crewing on other people's boats has always been a major attraction for travellers and those looking for adventure or a gap year activity The market for crewing opportunities is growing continuously with the increase in long-term cruising Unique yacht migration maps pinpoint the best seasons and areas to gain a crew place Website addresses are invaluable for aspiring crew as well as skippers seeking crew New updated edition of a highly popular pre-planning guide

Media Reviews
A sound investment for anyone thumbing it across the high seas. Yachting Monthly (Feb 2006) Full of advice on working your way around the world by boat. Wanderlust (June/July 2006)
Author Bio
Alison Muir-Bennett has sailed all around the world; through the Middle East, Asia and Africa, the China Seas, Western Pacific, Solomon and Coral Seas, across the Indian Ocean to South Africa and across the Atlantic to the Caribbean.