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Highest Rated Vessels
Vessel Name Vessel IMO Vessel Flag Vessel Type Review Score No. of Reviews
1.BOKA PRIDE 9431915
Marshall Islands
Multi Purpose Offshore Vessel
5.0
1
2.SOUTHERN STAR 9754484
Marshall Islands
Service Vessel
5.0
6
3.FORT VICTORIA 8606032
United Kingdom
Special Craft
5.0
1
4.GLEN SANNOX 9794513
United Kingdom
Ro-Ro/Passenger Ship
5.0
1
5.SIR DAVID ATTENBOROUGH 9798222
United Kingdom
Research/Survey Vessel
5.0
1
6.NORTH SEA GIANT 9524073
Norway
Supply Vessel
5.0
1
7.N SEA PATHFINDER 9545663
Netherlands
Supply Vessel
5.0
1
8.SEA1 DORADO 9424508
Bahamas
Supply Vessel
5.0
1
9.SAR ODIN 9249635
Norway
Supply Vessel
5.0
1
10.GO SUPPORTER 9483059
Marshall Islands
Supply Vessel
5.0
1
Lowest Rated Vessels
Vessel Name Vessel IMO Vessel Flag Vessel Type Review Score No. of Reviews
1.RS ALEGRANZA 9282144
France
Cable Layer
1.0
2
2.TOPAZ COMMANDER 9194294
Marshall Islands
Supply Vessel
1.0
1
3.DSV CURTIS MARSHALL 9775012
United Kingdom
Supply Vessel
1.0
3
4.KS ANGELINA 9258313
Panama
Oil/Chemical Tanker
1.0
1
5.ASTREA 8520771
Greece
Cable Layer
1.3
3
6.ATLANTIC GUARDIAN 9239355
Norway
Multi Purpose Offshore Vessel
2.0
1
7.Q4000 8767123
United States
Drilling Jack Up
2.0
1
8.IEVOLI BLACK 9439242
United Kingdom
Multi Purpose Offshore Vessel
2.0
1
9.YAQUINA 7923445
United States
Hopper Dredger
2.0
1
10.FASTNET SENTINEL 9696656
United Kingdom
Service Vessel
2.0
1
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Whats the aim of this site?
This website is designed to support the seafarer community by sharing both positive and negative experiences from life onboard vessels. We aim to provide seafarers with valuable insights into the facilities available on ships before they embark. It also serves as a feedback tool for companies, helping to address and improve any issues. Since seafarers spend nearly half of their lives at sea, they deserve, at the very least, a clean vessel, proper facilities, and a good standard of food.
What are the living conditions like onboard?
Life on a ship is often in small shared quarters with access to basic amenities, including dining areas, recreational facilities, and internet (where available). Conditions differ by vessel type, but accommodations are generally modest due to space constraints.
Is working on a merchant ship dangerous?
While modern shipping standards prioritize safety, working at sea can involve risks, such as rough weather, mechanical issues, and long periods away from shore. Comprehensive safety protocols, training, and regular inspections help mitigate these risks.
How long are the contracts for seafarers?
Contracts for seafarers generally range from 3 to 9 months, depending on the company, the ship type, and the position. Officers tend to have shorter contracts, while ratings may serve longer periods.
What qualifications do I need to work on a merchant vessel?
To work on a merchant ship, you'll need specific maritime certifications, such as the Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping (STCW). For officer positions, maritime academy degrees or merchant marine training are typically required. For ratings or crew members, vocational training and certificates for basic safety and skills are needed.