
Which Vessel Will You Work On
Six ship types, six different working lives. Which suits you depends on your experience, your family situation and how well you handle isolation.

Cruise
A floating hotel: hundreds, sometimes thousands of guests and a large crew serving them. For Turkish seafarers this is the most common way in.
12 positions soughtSee details
Cargo
Container, bulk and general cargo vessels. The backbone of world trade; small crews and high responsibility per person.
9 positions soughtSee details
Tanker
Vessels carrying crude oil, products and chemicals. Safety procedures are the most strictly applied in the sector, which is why extra certificates and regular drills weigh heavily here.
7 positions soughtSee details
Ro-Ro
Vessels carrying wheeled cargo: trucks, cars, trailers. On short routes this is the most common area of domestic seafaring.
6 positions soughtSee details
Offshore
Vessels serving offshore oil and gas operations: supply, towing, accommodation and construction support. Work is project-based.
9 positions soughtSee details
River
Passenger and cargo vessels operating on Europe's inland waterways. The Rhine, the Danube and their connected canals are the best-known routes.
9 positions soughtSee details