What jobs are available in cruises and passenger shipping?

The mix runs from passage agents, port operations, guest service, catering, cleaning and onboard retail to deck and engine roles, shore excursions, cruise sales, revenue management, software and vessel connectivity. Use the category filters to separate shipboard hospitality from technical and shore-based work.

Do I need maritime certificates to work onboard?

Deck, engine and safety-critical shipboard roles usually require the certificates named in the advert, and sea-going hospitality jobs may require basic maritime safety training. Shore-based sales, customer service, operations and technology roles generally do not. The vacancy's own requirements are the reference.

Can I work in cruise or ferry hospitality in English?

International guest-service, cruise-sales and technology roles often use English and value additional European languages. Local port and operations jobs more often require Spanish as well. Check each advert's language field and use the no-Spanish filter where available.

Does this collection include every maritime job in Spain?

No. It is scoped to passenger sea travel and the hospitality, commercial and technology teams around it. Freight shipping, container logistics, tug operations, shipbuilding and naval or offshore engineering are intentionally excluded.

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Cruise & Maritime Hospitality Jobs in Spain

Passenger ferries, cruise lines and the teams behind life onboard — from port operations and guest service to travel sales and maritime technology.

Baleària

Las Palmas, Spain

·1w ago

🇬🇧English Friendly1w ago

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85 jobs

Spain's state ports recorded 14.1 million cruise-passenger movements and 28.4 million scheduled sea-passenger movements in 2025. The work follows that map: Barcelona and the Balearic and Canary islands for cruise and leisure travel, Valencia and Alicante on the Mediterranean, and the Strait of Gibraltar for the high-frequency passenger-ferry routes between Spain and Morocco.

This collection is deliberately passenger-led. It follows Baleària, DFDS, Costa, Fred. Olsen, Click&Boat and maritime-connectivity specialist OmniAccess, then adds adverts elsewhere only when they explicitly mention cruise work. That brings together passage and port agents, catering and cleaning, deck and engine crews, shore excursions, cruise sales, revenue and operations, and software or network roles serving vessels. Cargo-only shipping, tugboats, generic port logistics and naval engineering belong elsewhere.

Frequently Asked Questions

What jobs are available in cruises and passenger shipping?: The mix runs from passage agents, port operations, guest service, catering, cleaning and onboard retail to deck and engine roles, shore excursions, cruise sales, revenue management, software and vessel connectivity. Use the category filters to separate shipboard hospitality from technical and shore-based work.
Do I need maritime certificates to work onboard?: Deck, engine and safety-critical shipboard roles usually require the certificates named in the advert, and sea-going hospitality jobs may require basic maritime safety training. Shore-based sales, customer service, operations and technology roles generally do not. The vacancy's own requirements are the reference.
Can I work in cruise or ferry hospitality in English?: International guest-service, cruise-sales and technology roles often use English and value additional European languages. Local port and operations jobs more often require Spanish as well. Check each advert's language field and use the no-Spanish filter where available.
Does this collection include every maritime job in Spain?: No. It is scoped to passenger sea travel and the hospitality, commercial and technology teams around it. Freight shipping, container logistics, tug operations, shipbuilding and naval or offshore engineering are intentionally excluded.

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