Sailing Guides

Resembling a starfish when viewed from the sky, Karalos Bay resembles a corner of paradise. Thanks to its unique geography, turquoise color, and natural beauties such as caretta caretta turtles, the bay is a haven for boaters.

In Sazak Bay, visitors disconnect from the outside world and completely immerse themselves in nature. The wide sandy beach and sea creatures accompany swimmers in the pristine sea.

Known as the Bodrum Aquarium Bay, Ada Bogazi is one of the pristine jewels of Bodrum, Mugla. Sail here to get a truly invaluable experience swimming in glassy turquoise water accompanied by docked cruise boats, magnificent views, and local wildlife.

The Kas Local Market, also called the Kas Long Bazaar, is a Mediterranean shopping street with charming views of Bougainvillea-covered Ottoman architecture and cobbled streets. Visitors can discover an array of treats and souvenirs from the conventional to the artisanal to the luxurious.

Ekincik Bay is a cove in Mugla enclosed by stunning pine forested hills with the deep blue beauty of the sea beyond its sandy beach. It is a frequent destination for boat tours and also for those who want to fish.

Experience the thrills of jet skiing, water skiing, and scuba diving at the beautiful Sican Island. It has a shallow, deep-blue clear water coast that hosts many boats and yachts and has ancient ruins.

The rare beauties of Besmi Island create its undeniable allure. Visitors can enjoy a stunning view of the Greek island, Meis, as well as discovering the rich aquatic life beneath the surface.

Kille Buku is a magnificent natural cove in Dalaman, Mugla's touristic region. The bay's gorgeous quiet waters surrounded by natural shade from pine trees, are ideal for relaxation.

For exemplary nightlife and shopping, the Kalkan Local Market has everything visitors seek. From boutique and artisanal shopping, to exquisite authentic dining, to one-of-a-kind experiences, there is something for everyone.

The Yassica Islands are among the most known destinations of boat excursions in Gocek. The seas of the islands charm guests with their calm and clarity where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean.

Akbuk Bay is a stunning local of  transparent turquoise waters and lush greenery. Reachable by boat and boasting calm clear waters, it is a haven for boaters to enjoy the breathtaking nature of the Turkish Aegean coast.

The village of Resadiye is ideal for history and natural beauty enthusiasts alike, providing insight into a community's rich history. Its olive farm is informative as well as beautiful, and it showcases old traditions.

Turunc is a small seaside resort south of Marmaris known for long sunny days and unforgettable Blue Cruises through the local turquoise waters. It is home to many beaches which cater to guests’ needs and feature clear warm waters for optimal swimming experiences. The ancient ruins of Amos are also at hand for those who want to explore.

Enjoy the serenity of anchoring near Uc Tas, three large rocks that appear out of the smooth water. Visitors can enjoy its surreal sudden change in color and snorkeling among corals.

The Lion's Sarcophagus of Kas boasts stunning artistry and grandeur of a fine historic burial chamber. The superb craftsmanship and intricate design make this monument stand out from similar Lycian structures.

Beautifully paved with cobblestone streets, Nafklirou is the most popular nightlife hotspot on the island of Kos. It is a high energy environment full of clubs, bars, parties and fun.

Surrounded by lush trees and offering a visual feast to travelers, Vinogradisce Bay is a stunning place to anchor. A pearl of the turquoise Adriatic Sea, the popular bay is ideal for snorkeling and diving.

The exquisite waters of the Adriatic Sea shine in shades of turquoise at Stoncica Bay. Enclosed by golden sands, it is a beautiful place to anchor and relax.

One of the most secluded spots of Solta Island, Sesula Bay attracts visitors with its gorgeous nature. This charming bay hosts plenty of mooring space.

Lucice Bay is a sailor’s delight in the Brac coastline for its sheltered waters and picturesque beauty. Besides sailors, the bay also attracts divers due to its fascinating cave.

A hidden bay of Lastovo Island, Skrivena Luka is a popular destination for boaters. This secluded and gorgeous place in the midst of nature hosts many safe moorings.

The Porer Lighthouse is the tallest in Istria and known for its amazing, vibrant, and colorful sunset scenes. It provides a perfect destination for visitors wishing to get away from the busy crowds and enjoy relaxing in a tranquil environment.

Approachable by boat, Sovlja beach is a perfect piece of paradise with pristine waters. A haven where boaters can take in the breathtaking scenery and the attributes of its surroundings.

Grabula Bay is a stunning, secluded cove on the small island of Drvenik Veli. The bay's crystal clear waters and amazing nature view attract boaters and nature enthusiasts.

On the Mediterranean shores connected to Ucagiz Village are the archaeological remains of Teimussa Ancient City. From Byzantine castle walls to Roman Era sarcophagi, visitors can hike across its wild vegetated hill and discover ruins with Lycian inscriptions.

Try to find the secret well full of legendary gold in the hauntingly beautiful ghost town of Kirkkuyular. This abandoned village is home to mystery, charm, and beautiful hiking trails.

Dilek Peninsula is the perfect hidden getaway in the southwest region of Kusadasi surrounded by lush greenery, mountains, coastal bays and a secret cave. Boaters can swim, snorkel, fish and dive in azure seas boarded by scenic views and exquisite flora and fauna.