Sailing Guides

The ancient town of Loryma is a fascinating site within the ancient city of Caira. The fortified citadel ruins situated on the high cliffs, captures the atmosphere of the once great city.

Telmessos mesmerizes visitors with its ancient theater and marvelous ancient rock tomb of King Amyntas in modern-day Fethiye. With the backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea, visitors take pleasure in discovering the ancient ruins all over town.

Tuzla Bay, the paradise on earth where green and blue meet, is the main choice of boat-loving visitors to Marmaris. The pearl of the Aegean, it is a frequent destination for travelers all year round, with the clarity of the sea and its warm sheltered location from the wind.

Kumlubuk Bay is a fabulous cove surrounded by green mountains with a clear sea that changes color from pale green to bright blue. Here guests will find peace, delicious fish dishes, and exploration of ancient ruins.

St. Nicholas Church is one of the frequent destinations in Antalya for lovers of history and culture. It is a sacred building with mesmerizing ancient mosaics and wall paintings as well as the tomb of St. Nicholas himself.

The first place in Anatolia to dye fabric, the ancient city of Aperlai offers visitors a unique swimming experience among its underwater remains. These ruins create enchanting views on the Mediterranean coast near Kekova.

Domuz Island is a picturesque spot located in the Mediterranean. Offering wonderful views, unspoiled nature, warm sea, and a soft breeze, it is clear why the island is so loved.

Cayagzi Bay is an ancient harbor with a convenient anchorage near Demre, where peace reigns with the healing power of Mediterranean nature. Turtle Beach and Lycian ruins with a museum are the perfect addition for a stunning holiday.

Guvercin Island in Antalya is a haven in the midst of the blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea, promising visitors a peaceful retreat. The waters of the island invite everybody to take a trip to explore its secrets and magnificent underwater world.

Approachable by boat, Kuleli Bay houses a stunning beach with crystal clear waters surrounded by lush forest. This paradise is the perfect place to enjoy swimming and snorkeling in the Mediterranean.

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.

Kumluca is a well-known destination on the Turkish Riviera which is beloved for its incredible bays and beaches as well as its wealth of historic Lycian ruins. The most famous ancient city is that of Olympos which can be found among its contemporaries on the beautiful Lycian Way. Also nearby are sandy beaches like Cirali, which are beloved for their beauty and impressive sea turtle populations.

Arymaxa is a site that presents ancient artefacts and interesting historical ruins to its visitors.  Although its history is not well known, the ancient city holds many mysteries yet to be solved.

The Serce Port Byzantine Shipwreck was a fascinating 11th century relic. Though its relics are housed in Bodrum, visitors to Serce Port can still look for treasures in Serce Port today.

Ravnik is a secluded island for nature-loving explorers wishing to see and experience the Green Cave. The calm waters around the island are the ideal place for stunning photos.

Visovac Island is located in the middle of a lake, and is home to a Franciscan Monastery and an ancient church. It enchants visitors with its surrounding pine trees and pristine waters.

Opat Bay is very popular for its beautiful natural views. This wonderful bay has aqua blue waters, a family-friendly traditional restaurant, and a peaceful landscape.

The Roman Forum is the largest forum of Croatia and beautifully exemplifies Roman life from yesteryear. It is still a main hub of the city of Zadar and rich in historic details.

The Roman Thermal Baths of Vis are best known for their fascinating mosaics. These priceless works of art harken back to the power and beauty of ancient Rome.

St. Nicholas Church has an impressive atmosphere as the meeting point of the first Christians. In the church paintings such as "Madonna and Child" and historic artifacts can be seen.

The Franciscan Monastery on Badija Island has a beautiful Gothic-Renaissance cloister and a picturesque garden with fruit orchards and colorful flowers. It offers a serene atmosphere for visitors to enjoy.

Discover the untouched beauty of Agios Nikolaos on Zakynthos Island. Explore hidden coves, embark on tours to the Blue Caves, and immerse yourself in delightfully warm and tranquil waters.

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.

With its architectural splendor and intriguing past, the Fethiye Tzami Mosque offers visitors an opportunity to delve into the vibrant heritage of the Ottoman Empire in Greece. Experience glimpses into the architectural and religious history of Nafpaktos with a visit to this cultural gem.

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

The Venetian Castle, perched on a hill in Astypalea, is a medieval landmark with stunning sea views and a rich history dating back to the 13th century.