Website: http://www.championcrewing.com
Phone: +610435839804
Email: info@championcrewing.com
Address: Coral Sea Marina, Airlie Beach
Champion Crewing and Concierge
Gold Member
Servicing the Whitsundays, Australia
Champion Crewing & Concierge aim to provide the highest level of service to ensure an easy and efficient visit to the Whitsundays.
With an extensive knowledge and a strong network of the local area and marine tourism industry, our team specializes in relief crewing and shore support for your yacht. We liaise between each party in order to supply the most suitable crew for each position. Whether it be organizing provisions, crew, transportation or entertainment we are here to assist you to the best of our ability.
Concierge Services
Champion Crewing & Concierge have access to an endless supply of local resources and services in the Whitsunday Region. We have built an incredible rapport with a network of local businesses supplying provisions, goods and services to the marine industry. We are here to assist in creating a seamless experience.
Services on offer:
Provisions, supplies & catering
Floristry
Crew & guest activities
Assistance with written itineraries for the Whitsunday Islands
Crew
On the water event organisation & coordination
Reservations
Car rentals, chauffeurs & Luxury vehicles
Airport transfers
and much more …
Looking for Crew in the Whitsundays?
Specialising in relief marine crew, we have a large database of experienced local crew who can jump on board to fill any temporary roles you might need covering. Positions we regulary cover, but are not limited to:
Delivery Crew
Stewardess
Cleaner
Day Worker
Captain
Deckhand
Host
Cook/Chef
Are you an experienced Crew member?
We are always looking for additions to the Champion Crewing Team to fill short term positions in the Whitsunday region. If this is something you’re interested in and have the necessary qualifications, please email us your CV along with a cover letter and written references. We look forward to working with you.
We recommend that all crew working in the maritime industry familiarise themselves with the Maritime Labour Convention 2006 provides standards and regulations relating to the working and living conditions of seafarers.