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Chef Helgi Olafson to Run 304 Miles and Film Documentary to Promote Mental Health

3 weeks ago | dockwalk.com | Aileen Mack

Associate Editor Aileen Mack joined Dockwalk in July 2018. She is a graduate of the University of Florida with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. If she’s not at a concert or coffee shop, she is lost in a book, movie or a YouTube rabbit hole. Email Aileen at [email protected].
On Board 75m M/Y Infinite Jest with Captains Tom Shipton and Cuan Nicolay

1 month ago | dockwalk.com | Kevin Koenig

The captains of the 246ft Turquoise Infinite Jest value running an elite global cruising program above all elseCaptains Tom Shipton and Cuan Nicolay want to make one thing crystal clear — they don’t want the spotlight. Despite running one of the most expansive and ambitious cruising programs in the world, the two men point to just about everyone else around them when asked why Infinite Jest has met early success in its lifetime. “A big part of what we do is practicing gratitude,” Cuan says.
Are Alarms on Yachts Causing a Greater Safety Risk?

1 month ago | dockwalk.com | Holly Overton

Holly is the editor of Dockwalk. Shegrew up racing sailboats in England before switching to the world of superyachts and moving across the pond to Fort Lauderdale. Are warning devices becoming the cause of safety risks? Beep. Beep. Beep. It’s the unrelenting soundtrack to a captain’s or engineer’s life. For many crew members, this has become the reality of modern yachting: an alarm system that shouts so often it’s hard to know when to listen.
How to Maximize a Crossing as a Yacht Chef and Plan Ahead

1 month ago | dockwalk.com | Justine Murphy

Justine Murphy is CEO of mymuybueno, with multiple divisions, such as superyacht recruitment, a private chefs agency and an online culinary academy. mymuybueno.com Crossings offer a perfect opportunity to prepare for the season aheadAtlantic crossingsare a key partof yachting life. For chefs, these long stretches at sea are an invaluable opportunity to step back from the intense demands of guest service and focus on preparation, organization and creativity in the galley.
What Are the Implications of Using Products with VOCs on Board?

2 months ago | dockwalk.com | Gemma Harris

A spotless yacht shouldn’t come at the expense of crew health or the environment. The relentless pursuit of apristine yacht is ingrained in every crew member’s routine. But behind the sparkling surfaces, hidden dangers lurk. Many common cleaning products contain toxic and harmful ingredients. One of these is a group of hazardous chemicals that evaporate into the air from solids or liquids: volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
Five Ways to Elevate Your Charter Experience

2 months ago | dockwalk.com | Gemma Harris

There are many ways to jazz up the charter offer for a truly elevated experience. Gone are the days when exceptional service and fancy amenities give you the ticket to a successful charter. Today, in an increasingly competitive landscape, charter guests are looking for unique, once-in-a-lifetime experiences. It’s the chief stew’s job to turn the ordinary into the extraordinary but sometimes, coming up with ideas is a job in itself. Here are some ways to elevate your next charter.
On Board 52m M/Y Special One with Captain Phil Parker-Larkin

2 months ago | dockwalk.com | Marilyn Mower

Captain Phil Parker-Larkin reels in a new era of sportfishing at the helm of Special One. From the outset, Special One was envisioned as a sportfisher on a superyacht scale — 171ft of power and prowess. With six towering decks, dual outriggers and a shark fin-like silhouette that leaves no doubt about her purpose, she was built to outpace, outfish and outshine anything on the water. At the command is Captain Phil Parker-Larkin. A fisherman at heart? Not quite.
How to Make Towing a Tender Safer

2 months ago | dockwalk.com | Aileen Mack

Towing a tender is safer and less worrisome with a tool that acts as your eyes and ears. Towing a tender can create extra worries. But new tools such as TowPro by TSM Systems can add peace of mind and help in an emergency. TowPro can alert the bridge to common problems before they result in loss or damage, such as battery levels, bilge pump activity and boat stability. If any of the safety indicators exceed preset thresholds, audible and visual alerts warn crew of potential problems to investigate.
How to Ask for a Pay Raise

2 months ago | dockwalk.com | Erica Lay

Master the art of salary negotiations and know your worthDiscussing salary is a touchy subject, especially when you’re working, eating, sleeping and living with your colleagues. After all, nobody wants to discover that their bunk mate is earning far less than them — or worse, far more. However, recognizing your worth and negotiating fair compensation is essential for professional growth.
On Board 44m M/Y Maverick with Captain Oliver Michels

Jan 23, 2025 | dockwalk.com | Claire Griffiths

Claire Griffiths is Dockwalk’s contributing editor in the Mediterranean. She fled to the sunny south of France from Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. Claire has a background in journalism for national and regional UK press and a career in political and corporate PR prior to that. Claire’s hobbies include eating, sleeping and dancing at inopportune times. She tries to avoid sheer drops and Olympic bobsled runs.