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It’s probably fair to say that when we think of Mexican cuisine, we can’t think much further than Tacos, Guacamole and chilli con carne. The chances are that we also think that Mexican restaurants are all the same and a little bit boring, but nothing could be further from the ... Read More »

Stew of The Month – Anouk Linschoten   What did you do before yachting, and how did your yachting career first begin?    After I finished my Hospitality Management studies in Holland I moved to Curacao in the Caribbean. I took an office job in a lovely hotel but soon ... Read More »

Cold soups are undeniably the superheroes of stinky hot weather dining on land or afloat and a necessary must when enduring our three month summer incarceration here in Mallorca. The lusty gazpacho, the dashing Borscht and the fearless Vichyssoise, just a few examples of kick arse soups who, if given ... Read More »

By top international chefs such as Gaggan Anand and the team from the Lasarte. The second edition of the Sirius Cookery Course (Cooking and Gastronomy for Superyachts) will be held in October this year. This is an exclusive and pioneering international course aimed at enhancing superyacht chefs’ expertise in haute ... Read More »

VIP SERVICE SCHOOL is delighted to announce the confirmation of their Accreditation by PYA (Professional Yachting Association) as Palma’s first training facility to be able to offer the GUEST Program courses to interior yacht crew. Having spent 17 years working on yachts, Hazel Anderson (CEO and Head Trainer), has brought ... Read More »

Stewardesses Pick of the Month from RIALTO LIVING  Whether the yacht is cruising the remote and mysterious Scottish Hebrides or the turquoise waters of the Balearics, you can be sure that (on a number of occasions) lunch or dinner will take place while out for a sail, motoring to the ... Read More »

 By Mark Fosh – The other day I was very relieved and surprised to find pomegranate molasses tucked away in a little spice shop in the olivar market here in Palma. I was hunting it to put a little finishing touch to my Turkish spoon salad that I was preparing for ... Read More »

Dead skin cells often need a little help to slough off. A skin exfoliant with ingredients like an alpha hydroxy acid or a beta hydroxy acid can leave you looking fresh and feeling smooth again. Our skin is constantly renewing itself, growing new skin cells to replace the surface skin cells that ... Read More »

Interview with Natalie Boddy   How long did you work in yachting? I didn’t work long in the yachting industry really. I was one of the lucky ones who basically did a lot of relief work.   Can you tell me about your yachting career – highlights and low points? ... Read More »

What did you do before yachting, and how did your yachting career begin? I was at university before I went into the yachting industry. I studied a Bachelor of Social Science, majoring in Psychology and Sociology. I then did a postgrad in Entrepreneurship and Business Management (PGDM). After I finished ... Read More »