Below Deck

Superyacht crews and the charter guests who ruin their week. The flagship plus Mediterranean, Sailing Yacht, Down Under, Adventure and the commentary strand.

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Where to start with Below Deck

Each season is one boat, one crew and one charter season, and almost nothing carries over except a handful of captains and chief stews who move between strands. That means you can start anywhere. The only real choice is which boat you want: the original is the messiest, Mediterranean the glossiest, and Sailing Yacht the one where the work is visibly hardest.

  1. 1
    Below Deck, season 1 Below Deck

    Eleven episodes, and the show before anybody involved knew they were making a hit. Captain Lee from the beginning, which is most of the reason to start here.

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    Below Deck Mediterranean, season 2 Below Deck Mediterranean

    The season people quote, and the point at which the spin-off became better than the parent. Nothing before it is required.

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    Below Deck Sailing Yacht, season 1 Below Deck Sailing Yacht

    A genuinely different job. Smaller boat, smaller crew, and the sailing itself is real rather than decorative.

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    Galley Talk Below Deck Galley Talk

    Optional, and best saved until you know the crews. Alumni watching the episodes you have just watched and saying what they actually thought.

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The Charters

  • Below Deck 2013, 13 seasons, 189 episodes
  • Below Deck Mediterranean 2016, 11 seasons, 192 episodes
  • Below Deck Sailing Yacht 2020, 5 seasons, 89 episodes
  • Below Deck Down Under 2022, 4 seasons, 70 episodes
  • Below Deck Adventure 2022, 1 season, 13 episodes

The Companion

  • Below Deck Galley Talk 2021, 4 seasons, 46 episodes

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