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.

The Samanlik Bay area on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast charms visitors with its calm, turquoise waters and verdant wooden hills. For swimming or sunbathing, the area is rich with atmospheric beauty.

The ancient city of Amos is a fascinating site for history lovers, known for its historic Hellenistic and Roman ruins. It is also a great place to watch the sunset, with its bay-facing viewing platform and amphitheater.

Take a dose of culture and delightful chaos while strolling under the canopied roof of the Marmaris Grand Bazaar. It is the best place to find inexpensive and unique items such as jewelry, handicrafts, spices, sweets, or clothes for people of all ages.

Gokkaya Bay is a cove with extraordinary beauties located on the shores of the Mediterranean that can only be reached by boat. It is the largest bay in the region with its proximity to historical ruins, the clarity of the cerulean sea, and the surrounding natural greenery.

Gocek Island is a combination of natural beauty and privileged amenities in a pristine location. This place has everything for mooring including the turquoise sea, the smell of pine trees, and the beach club, Fimi Island.

In western Marmaris, Kameriye Island is recognised as a picturesque wishing island.  Swimming in a serene setting, surrounded by fish in azure oceans, it cannot be missed on boaters’ excursions.

The Aperlai Lycian Way is part of the famous hiking trail near Kekova. It charms visitors with its stunning nature and impressive remains of the ancient city of Aperlai.

Can Yucel’s House is a historic building that the late poet Can Yucel lived in.  It is located in the picturesque Old Town of Datca and acts as a shrine to his memory.

Most known for its impressive Byzantine Castle, the village of Kalekoy is mostly a quiet seaside resort that is very popular in the summer months. Only approachable by boat, the charming Mediterranean village, previously the site of ancient Simena, boasts stunning views of neighboring Kekova and a lone, partially submerged Lycian sarcophagus.

Sig Liman offers a beautiful and very pleasant destination for boaters and sailors alike. It is home to crystal clear waters that are perfect for swimming and water activities.

Asar Hill is a historically significant locale in the Fethiye region of Mugla beloved by hikers and history buffs. Visitors can explore the ruins of a castle while enjoying beautiful views of the Aegean Sea.

Mirties Beach offers crystal-clear shallow waters and pebbly coastline. The beach is suitable for both sea lovers and nature lovers.

Telascica Bay in Telascica Nature Park is a contrast of pine forests, beaches, and cliffs. This is an amazing journey point with azure waters and secluded coves, ideal for swimming and water sports.

Part of the Kornati archipelago, Zut attracts travelers with its unforgettable natural views. Its bays and coves host safe moorings where travelers can enjoy swimming and snorkeling.

Necujam is home to some of the most scenic beaches in Croatia as well as a fascinating shipwreck. The natural bays and beaches create a perfect destination for boating, swimming, and snorkeling.

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.

Located on the coast of Pasman, Zdrelac is a charming town with beautiful landscape and pristine beaches. Approachable by boat, it is a town that offers adventure and comfort within its natural beauties.

Ayten Bay is a tranquil cove of peace and quiet. With no touristic facilities on its pine-forested shores, it is a serene oasis of relaxation and natural beauty.

Jaz Bay is a beautiful cove on the northeastern coast of Molat Island. It has warm, crystal-clear waters and offers safe anchorage with its sandy, rocky and grass seabed.

The imposing appearance of St. Nicholas Fortress was used to scare invading armies in the past. Today visitors can indulge in its rich history and view old cannons and defence systems.

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.

 In Fethiye Town Centre lies Fethiye Museum, an archaeological delight full of rich ancient artefacts. Visitors can view many regionally found antiques that range from statutes and coins to tombs and sarcophagi with inscriptions in different languages.

Situated on a beautiful deep cove on Spetses Island is Paralia Zogeria, a picturesque beach offering a combination of fantastic vistas in a traditional setting. It is an ideal spot for swimming and snorkelling in spectacular waters full of sea life.

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.

Mirabella Fortress in Omis, Croatia, is a well-preserved 13th-century stronghold that offers panoramic views of the town, river, and sea, highlighting its strategic historical importance. Today, it serves as a cultural hub, hosting various events and symbolizing the town's resilient spirit amidst its stunning natural surroundings.

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.