Certifications & Compliance

• Captains operate with valid USCG licenses appropriate to vessel and operation.
• Vessels carry USCG‑required safety equipment (PFDs, throwables, fire extinguishers, sound/visual signals).
• Crew receive CPR/First Aid training; emergency gear and radio checks are part of our routine.
• Passenger limits are enforced per yacht; infants count as passengers.

Training & Drills

• Pre‑season and ongoing onboard training covering MOB, fire response, medical response, and docking safety.
• Route planning, local hazards, tide/current awareness, and marina protocols.
• Hospitality standards: proactive service, clean decks, tidy galley, and clear communication.

Code of Conduct

• Professional, respectful, and inclusive service for all guests.
• No tolerance for impaired operation; captain’s safety decisions are final.
• Illegal substances are prohibited on all FY charters.
• Glass discouraged; we help swap to cans or plastic where possible.

Guest Safety Briefing

Before departure, the captain/crew will cover life jacket locations and fit, safe seating & handholds, emergency gear, swimming rules, and the trip plan. Please listen carefully and ask questions anytime.

Meet The Crew

Captains and crew vary by yacht and date. Here’s the typical FY team structure—ask us for who’s scheduled on your day.

Captain (USCG)

Route & Safety Lead

Licensed for the operation, masters your itinerary, monitors weather, and leads the safety briefing.

Deckhand

Lines • Anchoring • Guests

Assists with docking, anchoring, swim setup, and guest comfort; keeps decks safe and tidy.

Steward / Stew

Hospitality • Service

Preps beverages and setup, assists with service, photos, and event details so you can relax.