Motorman/Deckhand Laludov Aleksey Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1992 DETAILS	Deckhand George Cox Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1994 DETAILS	Luhur Pambudi Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1979 DETAILS
deckhand Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1975 DETAILS	Deckhand Jaco Lock Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1989 DETAILS	Deckhand Nikhil Sawant Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1991 DETAILS
Deckhand Suleyman Celik Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1991 DETAILS	Deckhand Marius Boshoff Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1985 DETAILS	Deckhand Lawrence Walker Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1989 DETAILS
deckhand chaitanya Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1990 DETAILS	dishan perera Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1982 DETAILS	Deckhand Lyuben Kurshumov Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1977 DETAILS
Deck Hand , Bleu Baggaley Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1990 DETAILS	Deck/Engineer Ivaylo Petrov Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1993 DETAILS	Deckhand George Sherriff Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1989 DETAILS
Nikolay Rodionov Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1980 DETAILS	NITIN SETHI Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1973 DETAILS	Deckhand Henry Moore Qualification [1]DECKHAND Date of Birth 1979 DETAILS

Yachts from 24 metres (79 ft) and up qualify for design awards, but at the bottom end of that scale yachts will not necessarily be crewed and many set the minimum length for a superyacht considerably higher. A 45-to-50-metre (148 to 160 ft) yacht, the smallest with a generally accepted claim to superyacht status, will usually be a three-decker with cabins for 10-12 guests (that is a preferred number, more common than 14, and is found on yachts across quite a wide size range), and for a crew of a similar size. The accommodation on this type of yacht is typically as follows: Lower Deck exterior swimming platform at the stern; four (sometimes five) guest cabins with en-suite bath or shower rooms aft; engine room amidships; crew quarters forward. ( Gulet for sale ) Main Deck sheltered exterior deck aft leading into the salon; dining room and galley; entrance amidships; owner’s suite forward, usually includes either a study or a second twin stateroom.

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Upper Deck exterior deck aft, often used for outdoor dining; second salon (often called the sky lounge); staffed bar inside or outside or both; sixth stateroom will be amidships if it is not on the lower deck or part of the owner’s suite; gym (may also be on the lower deck or part of the owner’s suite); captain’s cabin; bridge. Sun Deck on the roof of the upper deck, often features a jacuzzi. A 50 metre yacht will have one or more luxury yacht tenders for reaching shore and other “toys” which may include a speed boat or sailing boat, personal water craft, windsurfing and diving equipment and a Banana boat. Up to date yachts have multiple flat screen televisions and satellite communications.