Master Jobs in Gibraltar
Real 2026 salary data, live open positions, and direct contact with verified shipping companies operating in and around Gibraltar — 0% commission, always.
About Gibraltar
Gibraltar sits at the narrowest point of the Strait of Gibraltar, where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic — a position that's made it one of the busiest bunkering ports in the region. Vessels transiting between the Mediterranean and Atlantic frequently combine a bunkering stop with a crew change here.
Companies operating Mediterranean-Atlantic trade routes, across most major vessel types, use Gibraltar as a natural, low-detour point for both fuel and crew logistics.
Read the full Gibraltar crew change guide →About the Master role
The Master carries ultimate responsibility for a vessel — navigation, cargo, crew welfare, and regulatory compliance all rest with this position. Companies evaluate Master candidates on documented command experience, incident-free voyage history, and demonstrated judgment under pressure, making this one of the most carefully vetted hiring decisions in any crewing department.
LNG carriers and specialized gas tankers consistently offer the strongest compensation for experienced Masters, reflecting both the technical complexity and the genuine scarcity of officers with relevant command experience on these vessel types.
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How much does a Master earn on vessels calling Gibraltar?
Across vessel types, Master salaries in 2026 typically range from $9,000 on bulk carriers up to $21,000 on LNG carriers — see the full breakdown by vessel type on our Salary Index.
Are there Master positions actually open right now near Gibraltar?
Open positions change frequently — create a free profile and you'll be notified the moment a matching position is posted, and companies can find and contact you directly even without an active listing.
Does ShipCrewFinder charge commission on Master salaries?
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