Sailing Guides

Arap Island is situated in Marmaris on Turkey’s Aegean coast and allures visitors with its calm, turquoise waters. It is a perfect choice for swimming or sunbathing as the area is wealthy in gorgeous landscapes.

The 12 Islands of Gocek and Fethiye is a popular area for boat cruises through a group of islands with the opportunity to see all the sparkling blues of the sea. Stops in the best locations will give bright adventures and leave stunning photos as a keepsake.

The rare beauties of Besmi Island create its undeniable allure. Visitors can enjoy a stunning view of the Greek island, Meis, as well as discovering the rich aquatic life beneath the surface.

Burc Bay's water temperature is lower due to an undersea mineral supply. It contains mineral waters and clays that are extremely beneficial for skin care.

Kille Buku is a magnificent natural cove in Dalaman, Mugla's touristic region. The bay's gorgeous quiet waters surrounded by natural shade from pine trees, are ideal for relaxation.

The exceptionally pristine Bencik Bay is surrounded by a large, pine-scented forest. The calm and inviting seas are perfect for unwinding or admiring the beautiful scenery.

Knights Island is a pristine paradise with turquoıse waters rich in marine life. This calm island is a heaven for all sailors looking for a harmonious getaway.

Hurmalibuk is a beautiful clean bay along the natural southern Datca coastline. It has clear deep blue water and is shaded by trees.

Camlik bay is one of the quiet bays in the Kekova region. The secluded and pristine cove offers excellent swimming and snorkeling in warm clear waters.

Gocek Local Market contains numerous charming shops on the main streets of the town. It has stores that sell both charming handmade products and luxurious goods.

Ermioni is a delightful town with a distinct island feel, lush greenery, and a sea of sapphire blue. Its open-air archaeological site sits in a fragrant pine forest waiting for visitors to explore.

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.

Ravnik is a secluded island for nature-loving explorers wishing to see and experience the Green Cave. The calm waters around the island are the ideal place for stunning photos.

Prozura is a perfectly positioned oasis that is calm and traditional, making it a great place to explore. It is home to wonderful crystal-clear waters, dense pine forests, and charming stone buildings.

Broce is a charming village, rich in history and culture. An utopia of tranquil turquoise waters and sandy beaches that are shaded by trees.

Kakan island attracts visitors with its wonderful clear waters and warm weather. This island evokes a feeling of paradise with its Mediterranean climate and natural greenery.

Premuda Island is famous with scuba divers for its stunning cathedral and a local shipwreck. The peaceful local also boasts plenty of sea creatures to discover for casual snorkelers.

Boaters can discover the hidden paradise and stunning marine life within Pantera Bay. Visitors can explore shipwrecks, and admire the region's beauty, history and pristine waters.

Visitors can comfortably spend the night at Tiha Bay anchored in the safe and calm waters. Active visitors can swim across to the land and explore small, deserted beaches.

 Amongst the mountainous slopes that are covered with verdure lies striking historic ruins that date back to Istlada Ancient City. Its rich history is enhanced by its natural scenery where stone meets with green and blue in the background.

St. George Bay captivates the hearts of visitors with its remote location, sun-kissed beach and fabulous turquoise waters. It is a unique bay on the eastern coastline of Symi Island, ideal for tranquil swimming, snorkelling and cliff climbing.

The Dubrovnik Archaeological Museum, located within a splendid 16th-century palace in the heart of Dubrovnik, Croatia, is a captivating destination for history enthusiasts. Its extensive collection spans various eras, from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages, offering visitors a comprehensive insight into the rich cultural heritage of the Adriatic region. With its diverse array of artifacts, including Roman relics and intricate jewelry, the museum provides a fascinating and immersive journey through time.

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.

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.