Name: Sean Paul Chandler
Nationality: American-German
Position: Captain
Position details: Captain
Languages: Not specified
Description: Sean-Paul is a German-American captain with over a decade at sea and nine charter seasons under his belt. Most of his career has been spent in the Western Mediterranean — Ibiza, Formentera, the French and Italian Riviera, Corsica and Sardinia are his home waters — though he’s also worked the Florida coast and the Caribbean. He crossed the Atlantic at 19, and that early experience at sea shaped the calm, capable captain he is today.
For the past eight years he’s been based in the South of France, running charters on yachts up to 80ft, including the Wajer 77. He’s worked with everyone from families to high-profile clients, and what drives him is straightforward: guests stepping off the boat saying it was the best part of their trip.
His style on board is relaxed and hands-on — present when it counts, easy company when the mood calls for it, and always quietly making sure everything runs smoothly in the background. He knows the area intimately and shares it in a way that feels personal. The fact that many guests come back to him year after year speaks for itself.
In his personal life, Sean enjoys cooking, photography, sports and country music. He also has a soft spot for sausage dogs and cows.
Name: Beatrice Milan
Nationality: Italian
Position: Stewardess
Position details: Stewardess
Languages: Not specified
Description: Bea is from Venice and now based in Ibiza, which already tells you she knows a thing or two about good food and living around water. She brings a natural, easy energy on board: calm, aware, and always tuned into what’s happening around her.
Before stepping into yachting, she spent over ten years in high-end hospitality — restaurants, private villas and exclusive venues. You notice it straight away. She has an eye for the small things most people miss: the right moment to refresh a drink, the feel of a space, the mood of the group. Things just happen at the right moment without anyone having to ask.
On board, Bea knows exactly how to position herself within the day. Present when it adds to the experience, and just as comfortable stepping back when guests want their own space. She reads the room quickly, adjusts without overthinking it, and creates the right atmosphere without ever making it feel managed.
With Bea around, the day tends to flow easily. It’s often the small details — a well-prepared setup, the right thing at the right moment — that make the difference. Everything feels taken care of without being obvious, and by the end of the day guests leave with that good, easy feeling that everything was just right.
Sean Paul Chandler — Captain (American-German)
Sean-Paul is a German-American captain with over a decade at sea and nine charter seasons under his belt. Most of his career has been spent in the Western Mediterranean — Ibiza, Formentera, the French and Italian Riviera, Corsica and Sardinia are his home waters — though he’s also worked the Florida coast and the Caribbean. He crossed the Atlantic at 19, and that early experience at sea shaped the calm, capable captain he is today.
For the past eight years he’s been based in the South of France, running charters on yachts up to 80ft, including the Wajer 77. He’s worked with everyone from families to high-profile clients, and what drives him is straightforward: guests stepping off the boat saying it was the best part of their trip.
His style on board is relaxed and hands-on — present when it counts, easy company when the mood calls for it, and always quietly making sure everything runs smoothly in the background. He knows the area intimately and shares it in a way that feels personal. The fact that many guests come back to him year after year speaks for itself.
In his personal life, Sean enjoys cooking, photography, sports and country music. He also has a soft spot for sausage dogs and cows.
Beatrice Milan — Stewardess (Italian)
Bea is from Venice and now based in Ibiza, which already tells you she knows a thing or two about good food and living around water. She brings a natural, easy energy on board: calm, aware, and always tuned into what’s happening around her.
Before stepping into yachting, she spent over ten years in high-end hospitality — restaurants, private villas and exclusive venues. You notice it straight away. She has an eye for the small things most people miss: the right moment to refresh a drink, the feel of a space, the mood of the group. Things just happen at the right moment without anyone having to ask.
On board, Bea knows exactly how to position herself within the day. Present when it adds to the experience, and just as comfortable stepping back when guests want their own space. She reads the room quickly, adjusts without overthinking it, and creates the right atmosphere without ever making it feel managed.
With Bea around, the day tends to flow easily. It’s often the small details — a well-prepared setup, the right thing at the right moment — that make the difference. Everything feels taken care of without being obvious, and by the end of the day guests leave with that good, easy feeling that everything was just right.