All of my sea life passion and seagoing based journey was started when I was growing up at the Black Sea coast line by everyday underwater works for industrial work and fishing boat underwater activities for fun and passion ,where I was feeling the spirits of ancient sailors ,who were creating the future of sailing and seagoing worldwide fleets. As a family man and father of multinational family member ,I always enjoy to spend free time by sailing and motoring in Bosphorus Strait or Rotterdam Inland ways for fun and handing over the personal culture and knowledge for building a future with love and passion for sea .During the command I always aim and leads my crew by examples and self-initiations for each situation under calm and adequate role model, then passionate, patient team spirit is always my key for captaincy. I target and reach to aim to take responsibility and to improve for infinite success in the work environment.
Passionate sailor soul, diver with great sense of humour in any international environment
During the high school years by being in Bosphorus Strait I was carrying out very professional and social time and working with very different culture based youth in a shipyards and alongside of the cosy yacht or commercial ships was biggest achievement after that years the finishing of my maritime education with obtaining unlimited yacht COC , which was the utmost cheerful and honourable achievements for my future life, tracing yachts and ships traffic in Bosphorus Strait , I was so amazed by the dream to discover the world by Mega Yachts as I have sailed from Malaysia to Europe on great sailing yacht for more than a quarter year in rank of Captain and this cornerstone gave me other chances to express my self by sailing in USA ,Singapore, Europe on different size and type of yachts.
Who knows what else in which situation we can meet with all passionate owners and real sailors to cheer up and sustain the sea life respecting engineering and technology by the beauty of design and innovations of the future.
