Bekijk hier de piepkleine personeelshutten op luxe miljoenenjachten

Op luxe jachten zijn de piepkleine hutjes waar het personeel slaapt en doucht goed weggestopt.
De hutten bevinden zich meestal op het onderdek of vlakbij de keuken.
We zijn bij vijf luxe jachten aan boord gegaan op zoek naar de geheime personeelshutjes.
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Het personeel aan boord van miljoenen kostende zeil- en motorjachten slaapt meestal in piepkleine hutjes die diep zijn weggestopt. Meestal bevinden de hutten zich op het onderdek en is er nauwelijks beweegruimte.

We zijn bij vijf luxe jachten aan boord gegaan op zoek naar de goed weggestopte hutjes: de Princess Y72, de Oyster 595, de Sunseeker 74 Predator, de Princess F65 en de Oyster 885. In de meeste hutten is nauwelijks daglicht en bevinden de bedden zich op of naast een wasmachine.

Bekijk hieronder hoe het personeel aan boord van luxe jachten moet slapen, douchen, relaxen en hun spullen moet opbergen.

Bekijk hier de piepkleine hutjes op luxe miljoenenjachten waar het personeel slaapt en doucht

Sailing and motor yachts, especially those that go on charter, usually have crew to serve the owner or guests.

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That means there needs to be space inside the yacht for crew to sleep, relax, wash, and store their belongings.

Kate Duffy/Insider.
Insider visited five luxury yachts that feature tucked-away crew cabins. The Princess Y72, worth around $3 million, can accommodate eight people in four cabins. One is an optional crew cabin accessible from the lower deck.

Princess
There were two very narrow single beds in the cabin, as well as a private bathroom and storage space. The interior design was similar to the guest cabins.

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The tiniest crew quarters I came across were on the Sunseeker 74 Predator yacht. There were three guest cabins on the main deck and a crew cabin on the lower deck.

Kate Duffy/Insider
Crew members access their cabin from the rear deck. The door is easy to miss.

Kate Duffy/Insider
Steep stairs lead down to the teeny crew cabin. The first bunk sits on top of the washing machine.

Sam Tabahriti/Insider
A second bunk sits under the first. There wasn't much space to move around.

Sam Tabahriti/Insider
It was pretty dark inside, with the only natural light coming from a small porthole.

Sam Tabahriti/Insider
Next to the stairs was a slim bathroom with toilet, basin, and shower.

Sam Tabahriti/Insider
The Princess F65, worth about $3 million, has many luxury features including a barbecue and wet bar, as well as four cabins.

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Princess Yachts
The optional crew cabin was accessible on the right-hand side of the lower deck, opposite the jet skis.

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There were two single bunks, wardrobes, and an ensuite bathroom. It was slightly more spacious than the other cabins I saw, although the window was still very small.

Sam Tabahriti/Insider
The Oyster 595 sailing yacht, which costs nearly $3 million, has a champagne fridge and various gadgets.

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Oyster
It has four cabins, including one optional cabin for crew. This tiny cabin was located in the middle of the yacht next to the stairs up to the main deck.

Sam Tabahriti/Insider
The bed was very narrow and sat on top of storage cupboards. There was a small porthole next to the bed looking out onto the sea.

Kate Duffy/Insider
This $5 million sailing yacht, the Oyster 885, comes with a bathing platform and sunroof.

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Oyster
The crew cabin, next to the kitchen, was a long, narrow room with two single bunks. There was also storage space.

Sam Tabahriti/Insider
The captain's cabin was much more impressive, with its wide bed, roomy ensuite bathroom, and wall-mounted TV. Of all the crew quarters I saw, it was by far the most luxurious.

Kate Duffy/Insider

Bekijk hier de piepkleine hutjes op luxe miljoenenjachten waar het personeel slaapt en doucht

Bekijk hier de piepkleine hutjes op luxe miljoenenjachten waar het personeel slaapt en doucht

Sailing and motor yachts, especially those that go on charter, usually have crew to serve the owner or guests.

That means there needs to be space inside the yacht for crew to sleep, relax, wash, and store their belongings.

Insider visited five luxury yachts that feature tucked-away crew cabins. The Princess Y72, worth around $3 million, can accommodate eight people in four cabins. One is an optional crew cabin accessible from the lower deck.

There were two very narrow single beds in the cabin, as well as a private bathroom and storage space. The interior design was similar to the guest cabins.

The tiniest crew quarters I came across were on the Sunseeker 74 Predator yacht. There were three guest cabins on the main deck and a crew cabin on the lower deck.

Crew members access their cabin from the rear deck. The door is easy to miss.

Steep stairs lead down to the teeny crew cabin. The first bunk sits on top of the washing machine.

A second bunk sits under the first. There wasn't much space to move around.

It was pretty dark inside, with the only natural light coming from a small porthole.

Next to the stairs was a slim bathroom with toilet, basin, and shower.

The Princess F65, worth about $3 million, has many luxury features including a barbecue and wet bar, as well as four cabins.

The optional crew cabin was accessible on the right-hand side of the lower deck, opposite the jet skis.

There were two single bunks, wardrobes, and an ensuite bathroom. It was slightly more spacious than the other cabins I saw, although the window was still very small.

The Oyster 595 sailing yacht, which costs nearly $3 million, has a champagne fridge and various gadgets.

It has four cabins, including one optional cabin for crew. This tiny cabin was located in the middle of the yacht next to the stairs up to the main deck.

The bed was very narrow and sat on top of storage cupboards. There was a small porthole next to the bed looking out onto the sea.

This $5 million sailing yacht, the Oyster 885, comes with a bathing platform and sunroof.

The crew cabin, next to the kitchen, was a long, narrow room with two single bunks. There was also storage space.

The captain's cabin was much more impressive, with its wide bed, roomy ensuite bathroom, and wall-mounted TV. Of all the crew quarters I saw, it was by far the most luxurious.

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Bekijk hier de piepkleine hutjes op luxe miljoenenjachten waar het personeel slaapt en doucht

Bekijk hier de piepkleine hutjes op luxe miljoenenjachten waar het personeel slaapt en doucht

Sailing and motor yachts, especially those that go on charter, usually have crew to serve the owner or guests.

That means there needs to be space inside the yacht for crew to sleep, relax, wash, and store their belongings.

Insider visited five luxury yachts that feature tucked-away crew cabins. The Princess Y72, worth around $3 million, can accommodate eight people in four cabins. One is an optional crew cabin accessible from the lower deck.

There were two very narrow single beds in the cabin, as well as a private bathroom and storage space. The interior design was similar to the guest cabins.

The tiniest crew quarters I came across were on the Sunseeker 74 Predator yacht. There were three guest cabins on the main deck and a crew cabin on the lower deck.

Crew members access their cabin from the rear deck. The door is easy to miss.

Steep stairs lead down to the teeny crew cabin. The first bunk sits on top of the washing machine.

A second bunk sits under the first. There wasn't much space to move around.

It was pretty dark inside, with the only natural light coming from a small porthole.

Next to the stairs was a slim bathroom with toilet, basin, and shower.

The Princess F65, worth about $3 million, has many luxury features including a barbecue and wet bar, as well as four cabins.

The optional crew cabin was accessible on the right-hand side of the lower deck, opposite the jet skis.

There were two single bunks, wardrobes, and an ensuite bathroom. It was slightly more spacious than the other cabins I saw, although the window was still very small.

The Oyster 595 sailing yacht, which costs nearly $3 million, has a champagne fridge and various gadgets.

It has four cabins, including one optional cabin for crew. This tiny cabin was located in the middle of the yacht next to the stairs up to the main deck.

The bed was very narrow and sat on top of storage cupboards. There was a small porthole next to the bed looking out onto the sea.

This $5 million sailing yacht, the Oyster 885, comes with a bathing platform and sunroof.

The crew cabin, next to the kitchen, was a long, narrow room with two single bunks. There was also storage space.

The captain's cabin was much more impressive, with its wide bed, roomy ensuite bathroom, and wall-mounted TV. Of all the crew quarters I saw, it was by far the most luxurious.

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