Sailing Guides

With the advantage of its location, Bozukkale Bay has been a warm shelter for its visitors for many years. The clearest state of the Mediterranean's clear waters to be seen in the region which also boasts fascinating views of local ruins.

Longoz Bay sits west of Cape Kargili, and is one of the many stunning coves in the Gulf of Gokova. It is popular with visitors due to its green surroundings and crystal-clear emerald-blue waters that are sheltered from winds, for optimal calm.

Fethiye Local Market, more commonly known as Paspatur, is a colorful shopping district full of contemporary brands and unique handmade items. Also serving as Fethiye’s old town and nightlife hub, it is rife with stunning historic landmarks and unforgettable bars.

Take a whiff of intoxicating wild thyme, sage, and bay leaves while cruising through Karacasogut Bay. With plenty of anchorages, the bay offers a natural spring, a rocky cave, and pure water.

The stunning Siralibuk is a paradise for people of all ages. The interesting combination of freshwater and saltwater, provides a refreshing swim during the hot summer months.

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.

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.

Levrnaka is a picturesque isle among the stunning Kornati Islands. Its two main bays offer calm waters and island views for a memorable day in the sun.

Known for its wild beauty, the famous Santorini Caldera was created by the Santorini Volcano. Today, travelers who enjoy physical activity such as walking the edge of active craters and viewing stunning vistas can easily visit this otherworldly region.

Brac is a large Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea with several towns, each reflecting their own flavor. Visitors to the isle can enjoy outdoorsy activities like hiking Vidova Gora, biking island trails, snorkeling and diving in stunning bays, or windsurfing at the iconic Zlatni Rat Beach. The island also holds a wealth of cultural and historic destinations to explore as well as a few lively nightlife hotspots.

Cukurbag Peninsula offers an unforgettable boating experience where blue blends with green at three blissful beaches. The peninsula also offers panoramic views of lush greenery and the Mediterranean Sea by day and mesmerizing vistas of the marina by night.

The small yet mighty Seyrek Cakil Bay is a picturesque little cove tucked away along Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. With turquoise waters enclosed by verdant hills, it is a slice of paradise between Kas and Kalkan.

Akseki Bay is a natural treasure, well loved by boaters due to its calm, pristine waters. It is an explorers paradise where there are many magnificent caves to discover.

Aperlai Bay is a royal bay near Kas with scenic vistas and spectacular hidden ancient ruins. The tranquil bay is perfect to swim and snorkel amongst submerged ruins in its dazzling crystal-clear waters.

Cradled among the Taurus Mountains and surrounded by the shimmering Aegean Sea is the ancient city of Iasos. Thousands of years old, it features fascinating remnants from its storied past.

A hidden gem in Turkey, Sidilli is a small village that captivates with its rustic charm and natural beauty. Surrounded by rolling hills, olive groves, and vineyards, the village offers a glimpse into traditional rural life. Visitors can enjoy hiking, taste local delicacies, and experience the warm hospitality of the friendly locals.

Selcuk is a popular town in Izmir attracting visitors for its rich history, archaeological sites, beautiful coastal beach and varied nightlife. It offers the best combination of sun, culture, traditional cuisines and aquamarine seas.

The aesthetic achievements of the ancient city of Priene are exceptional and have stood the test of time, maintaining their grandeur and beauty even today. The ancient ruins stand proudly near modern-day Didim.

Explore the enchanting village of Platis Gialos. Soak up its sun-drenched shores and embrace the warm hospitality that this Greek paradise has to offer.

Set sail for Evia Island and embark on an extraordinary journey through Greece's hidden gem. From hiking among forests and ancient landmarks to sunbathing on crowd-free beaches, this island has it all.

Bali is the perfect playground for thrilling water sports, hiking along scenic trails, and exploring ancient caves that whisper tales of history. Set sail for this small yet mighty Cretan gem.

 The Budva City Walls enclose a well-preserved ancient coastal settlement hiding a rich historical past. The panoramic views from the walls allow visitors ideal opportunities to capture the perfect picture. 

Whether you're a water enthusiast, nature lover, or simply in search of serenity, Chochlaki Beach is the perfect destination for an idyllic day in paradise. Due to its volcanic pebbles, the secluded beach boasts an otherworldly beauty that shouldn’t be missed.

If you find yourself in Katakolon, don't miss the opportunity to embark on a journey through time at the captivating Museum of Ancient Greek Technology. By exploring interactive exhibits and witnessing ancient inventions in action, visitors can truly appreciate the ingenuity and legacy of Greek civilization.

Located on Lipsi Island, the Monastery of St. John the Theologian is a peaceful Orthodox monastery, known for its traditional architecture and tranquil setting.

Yazz Collective’s private beach is not just another sunbathing spot — it’s a purpose‑built seaside sanctuary where the Turquoise Coast’s natural beauty meets refined design and discreet luxury. For anyone looking to elevate their beach day into an exclusive experience, this location delivers both serenity and style.