Sailing Guides

The alluring crystal sea and the golden sands are the main attractions of Kizil Island. The historic lighthouse which has been guiding sailors for more than 100 years is a stunning landmark worthy of the area’s famous red sunsets.

Soguk Su Bay opens the doors of peace and serenity with its pine forests and pristine deep blue sea. In addition to swimming and sunbathing, guests can also take part in other activities such as snorkeling and diving to see sea creatures.

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.

Ciftlik is the most beautiful and large bay in Marmaris. It attracts tourists all year round because of its pleasant Mediterranean climate, large sandy beaches, ancient church ruins, scuba diving, and water sports.

Located in the popular destination of Mugla, Aktur Bay offers a refreshing swimming experience with its beautifully clear and turquoise waters. The temperate water of the Aegean refreshes visitors’ days along with the stunning views of pine trees.

Inonu Bay, with its crystal clear turquoise water sparkling in the sun, is one of the most beautiful bays in the Mediterranean. This is a center of relaxation and diving, where the underwater world will introduce travelers to colorful marine life.

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.

The Kas Local Market, also called the Kas Long Bazaar, is a Mediterranean shopping street with charming views of Bougainvillea-covered Ottoman architecture and cobbled streets. Visitors can discover an array of treats and souvenirs from the conventional to the artisanal to the luxurious.

Massouri Beach is home to crystal-clear waters and warm Mediterranean temperatures. The location offers a world of underwater adventure that awaits visitors to discover.

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.

Home to the picturesque and sandy Pobrizi Beach, Vrgada is an island boasting a beautiful turquoise sea. It is a paradise for visitors looking for relaxation and natural beauty.

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.

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.

Visitors can explore Galevac Island's nature, which is entirely covered by tall pine trees. Additionally, due to the island's design, visitors can comfortably sunbathe and enjoy the scenery.

St. Michael's Fortress presents the beauty and history of Sibenik at its best. This medieval fortress also offers breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea and its surroundings.

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.

Lastovo Nature Park is a small island in southern Dalmatia, isolated in the middle Adriatic Sea. It is a location with an abundance of nature, which has remained unspoiled from mass tourism.

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.

The fortified Revelin Tower successfully repelled Korcula’s enemies for centuries. Nowadays, it invites tourists to enter its gate and get acquainted with the wonderful Old Town.  

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.

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.

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.

Didyma is home to the breathtaking and culturally significant Temple of Apollo. These stone ruins and remaining intricate details tell the story of an ancient sanctuary where countless pilgrims have worshiped.

The House of the Virgin Mary is a historically rich site that is significant to Christians around the world. With its beautiful location in the hills, it's an essential destination for anyone traveling to Selcuk.

Kallithea Beach is one of the most popular beaches on the Greek island of Rhodes surrounded by lush greenery and deep turquoise seas. It is the perfect destination to enjoy swimming, snorkelling and diving amongst rich marine life in a blissful environment.

The Cave of the Apocalypse, a UNESCO World Heritage Site on Patmos Island, is a significant Christian pilgrimage site marking the location where Saint John wrote the Book of Revelation.

Sea Me Beach is a refined coastal retreat tucked inside a hidden bay, where romance, relaxation, and rhythm coexist. With turquoise waters, all-day DJ performances, and Mediterranean cuisine by chef Claudio Chinali, Sea Me invites you to disconnect from the outside world and reconnect with your senses. Whether you're arriving for a romantic escape or a joyful day with family, this seaside sanctuary offers more than just beauty—it offers presence, feeling, and unforgettable moments.