Crew experience on a 160-foot superyacht

Getting to sail on a superyacht as a guest is an unforgettable luxury experience.

For the crew, however, it's a rather different story: they must spend months working very long days before going to sleep in tiny cabins tucked away on the vessel.

Crew on a 160-foot superyacht sleep in tiny hidden cabins and only get paid about $1,400 a month – but the tips can be big

The Ohana's captain splits tips equally between the crew at the end of each charter. Guests can be so generous that they sometime double their salary.