Cocktail Crew Member

It’s not just about drinks. It’s about atmosphere.

BEFORE YOU ARRIVE

• This role is based in Greece.
• You relocate for the season and live where others spend their holidays.

Before you even step behind the bar

• Your accommodation is organized.
• Your meals are included during your contract.
• Your seasonal EU paperwork is prepared.
• You don’t arrive stressed.
• You arrive ready.

YOUR FIRST WEEK

You realize quickly

• This isn’t a quiet neighborhood bar.
• It’s a holiday environment.
• Guests are relaxed.
• Music plays.
• Evenings are lively.
• You prepare the bar before opening.
• You organize glassware and stock.
• You refresh your knowledge of cocktail standards.
• You’re not just pouring drinks —
• you’re creating moments.

WHAT YOUR DAYS LOOK LIKE

• You prepare and serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
• You follow cocktail recipes and service standards.
• You maintain a clean, organized bar station.
• You communicate with service staff and kitchen when needed.
• You handle busy evenings calmly.
• Sometimes the bar is smooth and relaxed.
• Sometimes it’s fast and loud.
• You stay professional in both.

AFTER THE SEASON

You leave with

• International bar experience
• Stronger communication skills
• High-pressure service confidence
• Experience working in an international hotel team
• You’ve worked in a real seasonal environment.
• And that stands out.
• This is not just bartending.
• It’s being part of the social center of a Greek hotel.
• If you’re ready to relocate to Greece and bring energy behind the bar —
• join our Bar Service team. 🇬🇷🍸✨

WHAT YOU NEED

Basic bar knowledge or prior experience is required.

You should already know

• How to prepare common cocktails
• How to handle bar equipment
• How to work under time pressure
• Professional experience is great.
• Private or seasonal bar experience can also be enough.
• You must communicate in English.
• Confidence, reliability and a calm attitude matter most.

WHAT YOUR SEASON IN GREECE FEELS LIKE

• You work full-time, usually 5–6 days per week.
• You live close to the hotel.
• Accommodation is provided.
• Meals are included.
• That means your fixed living costs are covered.
• After your shift, you’re still in Greece.
• Warm evenings.
• Colleagues from different countries.
• Music. Sea air.
• It’s hospitality — but in a holiday setting.