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.

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.

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.

Cennet Island is a stunning isle off the coast of Marmaris known for its stunning cerulean waters and verdant hills. For adventurers, it is home to two caves that are worth exploring.

Bozburun Local Market is home to delicious and natural products, such as various local herbs and vegetables. Visitors can also find cozy cafes and shops selling clothes and handmade goods.

A popular though small town in the Marmaris region, Orhaniye boasts a beautiful central bay with one fascinating feature. The Kiz Kumu structure is a 600-meter pathway that nearly bisects the bay upon which it is possible to walk. The town is beloved by boaters for its stunning locales and rich local seafood scene.

Maslinica lies on Solta Island, presenting enchanting views of authentic stone houses and many magical coves. It is a popular destination for yachting, swimming, and diving activities.

The variety of marine life within Lagnjici Island provides a perfect environment for diving. The area has lots of natural beauty to admire and explore along with crystal clear waters.

Muna is a charming Croatian bay and harbour in the Adriatic with easy access to the Kornati islands. Its tranquillity, crystal clear water, and unique charm attracts many tourists throughout the summer.

Pomer is a unique location with rich biodiversity that is rare and extraordinary. Visitors can enjoy the tranquil surroundings, swim in the crystal-clear waters, and observe the diverse underwater life.

Once a powerful Venetian fortress, Kamerlengo Castle of Trogir attracts travelers with its astounding appearance. Whoever climbs to the top of the fortress is rewarded with an amazing panoramic view.

The strongest fortifications of Dubrovnik, the 15th century Revelin Fortress is an impressive site for all history lovers. The wide top terrace brings the nearby harbor and the Old Town into full view.

Visitors can experience the power and nobility of Dubrovnik’s defensive history at the Minceta Tower. The tallest fort of the famous defense walls, it boasts stunning views of the Old Town and the sea.  

Sponza Palace is a beautiful building from the 16th century in the Renaissance style. It is located within the walls of the Old City and invites travelers to plunge into the magical world of history.

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.

St. Nicholas Church is a tourist attraction that also serves as a place for a spiritual retreat. It is located on a hill and provides magnificent views of the sea waters and surrounding islands.

Spartochori is a popular destination for boaters and yachtsmen due to the facilities of Porto Spilia and Spartakhori marina. The local beaches are peaceful and crowd free, providing serenity in nature.

Climb the winding staircase of Poros Clock Tower to enjoy the awesome views of the Greek island and the sea. This historic landmark built in 1927 is a popular spot for enjoying culture and photography.

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.

Hayitbuku is a paradise for holidaymakers and boaters, especially those with children. The shallow waters, and safe anchoring spots create a relaxing beach experience to all who visit.

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.

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.

Adaia Gocek is a secluded coastal retreat located along the ancient Lycian Way. Reachable only by boat or hiking trail, it offers a rare combination of untouched nature, cultural richness, and meaningful stillness. Whether you're seeking solitude, history, or connection with the land, Adaia delivers an experience that feels both grounding and extraordinary.