Sailing Guides

Esmeralda Bay is one of Antalya’s lesser known, yet equally beautiful coves. It is home to turquoise waters and pristine surroundings.

Turunc Pinari Bay is a secluded little harbor on the Turkish Riviera known for its paradise feel with its breathtaking flora and the many colors of the sea. The bay’s many amenities such as its restaurant, massage cabanas, and the water sports bring VIP luxuries to this secluded area.

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.

The 12 Islands of Gocek and Fethiye is a popular area for boat cruises through a group of islands with the opportunity to see all the sparkling blues of the sea. Stops in the best locations will give bright adventures and leave stunning photos as a keepsake.

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.

Burc Bay's water temperature is lower due to an undersea mineral supply. It contains mineral waters and clays that are extremely beneficial for skin care.

Semizce is made up of two quiet bays in the touristic region of Mugla. It is a great stop for boaters to enjoy spectacular verdant scenery and the turquoise sea.

The exceptionally pristine Bencik Bay is surrounded by a large, pine-scented forest. The calm and inviting seas are perfect for unwinding or admiring the beautiful scenery.

The castle of Selimiye has hundreds of years of history dating back to Byzantine times. Its unique views of the city and the sea makes it one of the highlights of Selimiye.

Hidayet Bay is an idyllic place known for its aquarium-clear waters and fascinating marine life. This natural wonder bay is a great destination for visitors to admire its breathtaking views and tranquil atmosphere.

The Kovanli Islands off the coast of Kas are surrounded by the deep Mediterranean sea. They are every divers dream with a magnificent wealth of marine life, artifacts, and warm waters.

Kiseli Island is a floating gem off the Bozburun peninsula. Pristine, blue waters surround this secluded slice of heaven.

Situated to the south of Koca Ada Island, Koca Bahce Bay is one of the most popular anchoring spots for boaters. It is popular for its untouched natural beauty and crystal clear waters.

Datca Old Town has been inhabited since the Antique Age, attracting visitors with its long history. It is also known for its picture-perfect streets that are inspiring to many artists.

Ucagiz is a small fishing town and a beautiful gateway to the larger Kekova region, renowned for its natural beauty and historic treasures. Though many travelers use it as a starting point before sailing off to the Sunken City and Simena Castle, it is also notable for its necropolis ruins from ancient Theimussa.

A popular summer destination for lovers of the outdoors, Adrasan is a stunning locale in Turkey’s Antalya province. Beloved local attractions include many picturesque bays and beaches which can be visited by boat. Hiking among the scenic viewpoints and historic sites of the local trails is also a common highlight among visitors.

Maradi Island is a small island located near Kas, Turkey. It offers crystal-clear waters that are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing, with comfortable water temperatures.

Uzumlu Bay is a breathtaking destination southwest of Antalya, ideal for tranquillity and a peaceful swim. It is a great stop along the way from Fethiye to Antalya to enjoy spectacular verdant scenery and calm blue seas.

 Amongst the mountainous slopes that are covered with verdure lies striking historic ruins that date back to Istlada Ancient City. Its rich history is enhanced by its natural scenery where stone meets with green and blue in the background.

St. George Bay captivates the hearts of visitors with its remote location, sun-kissed beach and fabulous turquoise waters. It is a unique bay on the eastern coastline of Symi Island, ideal for tranquil swimming, snorkelling and cliff climbing.

Peristil Square in the heart of Split, Croatia, is a historic gem, featuring the grand Peristyle as its centerpiece and surrounded by well-preserved Roman architecture. This square serves as a vibrant hub of cultural activity, hosting music performances and art exhibitions, offering a perfect blend of history and contemporary entertainment. With its magical ambiance at sunset and easy access to nearby historical landmarks, it's a must-visit destination for those exploring the rich heritage of Split.

Bishop's Palace on Hvar Island, Croatia, is a historic gem with Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture. Originally a bishop's residence, it features intricate stone carvings and a charming chapel. Today, it hosts cultural events, offering a glimpse into Hvar's rich history.

Marco Polo's House on Korcula Island, Croatia, is a historical gem believed to be the birthplace of the legendary explorer Marco Polo. This well-preserved medieval house offers visitors a glimpse into his adventurous life through a museum with artifacts and documents related to his travels. With its historical significance and panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea, it's a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and travelers alike.

Jelsa St. John's Chapel & Square in Jelsa, Croatia, is a historical and spiritual treasure featuring the stunning St. John's Chapel, an architectural masterpiece blending Gothic and Renaissance styles. The square surrounding the chapel offers a serene oasis for relaxation and cultural gatherings, with its charming cafes and cultural events, making it a central hub of community life on Hvar Island, where visitors can immerse themselves in the town's rich history and vibrant culture.

The Dubrovnik Love Stories Museum, located within the historic walls of Dubrovnik, Croatia, is a charming destination dedicated to celebrating love through the ages. Housed in a historic building, the museum's collection features an array of love letters, diaries, photographs, and memorabilia that unveil the romantic stories of Dubrovnik's residents and visitors, offering a profound insight into the city's cultural heritage. With its interactive exhibits and dynamic presentations, this museum provides a heartwarming and engaging experience, appealing to history enthusiasts, romantics, and those curious about the enduring power of love.

Paleo Pili, an ancient Byzantine fortress on Kos Island, features castle ruins, charming chapels, and breathtaking views of the island and the Aegean Sea.

MIORI Gocek is not merely a beach club—it’s a sanctuary where the sea, the palette and the moment converge. If you seek an experience that marries quiet luxury with coastal joie de vivre, this is your destination.