Sailing Guides

Located southwest of Hisaronu Bay, Dirsekbuku has very little sign of human presence on land. The bay is sheltered from winds and is perfect for a calm, relaxing experience.

Pabuc Burnu Bay attracts attention with its clean and colorful water and the diversity of living things in it. The picturesque bay is a favorite spot to moor for those wishing to snorkel in stunning waters.

Emel Sayin Bay awaits its guests with a thousand and one shades of blue and green at the junction of the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. The shimmering sea enclosed by pine trees along the coast offer a visual feast.

Kiris Bay is an extremely popular location in Kemer for diving at any level from beginners to professionals. Natural beauty and protection from the winds will give travelers a safe and relaxing haven from the stress of daily life.

Situated in one of Gocek’s many incredible coves, Tomb Bay offers pristine, crystal clear waters, and magnificent views. Visitors can witness the grand Lycian rock tombs in the cliffs above whilst enjoying the relaxing surroundings.

When visiting Asirli Island visitors can experience the peculiar Lovers Cave for a rainbow-colored dive. The destination is a quintessential family holiday for nature and history lovers alike.

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.

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.

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.

For a secluded experience in unspoiled nature, visitors to Vela Luka prefer to escape to Osjak Island. The small uninhabited isle is a sanctuary of peace and natural beauty.

Ceja Island is a completely unspoilt isle off the coast of the Istrian peninsula. The popular anchorage on its northern coast offers serenity on its pebbly bright beach and light blue waters.

Komolac offers safe anchoring in a picturesque location. This place will open sea voyages to the natural wonders of the Adriatic and the Dubrovnik coast.

The 17th Century Hvar Theatre remains a pristine site of historic importance where visitors can revisit the past. The remarkable building is the oldest surviving theater in Europe still in use.

The Archaeological Museum of Vis offers a fascinating glimpse into Greek civilization for history lovers. The amphorae collection and the bronze head of the goddess Artemis are the highlights in this collection.

Oyster Farm is a bright gastronomic and educational tour in Croatia. Tasting the exquisite taste of the sea delicacy will allow travelers to make their vacation even more unforgettable.

The Big Onofrio Fountain first catches the eye when entering the Old City through the Pile Gate and is one of Dubrovnik's unique structures with intricate beauty that is highly photogenic.

Experience the authentic atmosphere and natural beauty of Malo Grablje village, an old ghost town that promises an unforgettable experience. Immerse in the old local culture and nature of this special destination.

Loviste offers the perfect mixture of blue and green with its idyllic coves and rich greenery. Yachting, swimming, and diving becomes more enjoyable in this stunning Adriatic location.

Punta Bjanca is a renowned coastal lighthouse near the village of Veli Rat, north of Dugi Island. It has spectacular views of the Adriatic from the top and is an incredible location for a wedding.

Tureta Castle in the National Kornati Park showcases spectacular views and ancient history. Hiking through mountainous vegetation to discover the historic ruins provide visitors with a range of activities.

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.

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.

Tucked away behind an olive tree grove are the ever-emerging ruins of the ancient city of Euromus. This site is especially famous for one of the best-preserved temples in Turkey, the Temple of Zeus.

Kalamaki Beach is one of many beaches that sits on the spectacular Dilek Peninsula coastline surrounded by dense pine trees. It is an ideal location to enjoy a picnic followed by swimming in emerald-coloured seas and relaxing on its beach.

Catalada Island is a secluded, virgin paradise surrounded by scenic hilltops, lush greenery and cyan waters. It is an ideal location to enjoy exploring its many beaches to sunbathe, swim, snorkel and dive.

The Tower of Love, situated on Croatia's beautiful Adriatic coast, offers breathtaking panoramic views and a rich historical background. Steeped in legend, it is said to have been a secret meeting place for star-crossed lovers. This enchanting tower is a must-visit for its stunning scenery and captivating romantic tale.

Plaka Forest, located near Kos Airport, is a tranquil forest filled with pine trees, free-roaming peacocks, and friendly cats, offering a perfect escape into nature.