Sailing Guides

While visiting Karaada Island, visitors can see vibrant fish in the sparkling  aquarium-like Aegean water and also jump into the sea from the cliffs of the deep blue Meteor Pit. The island is also home to fascinating caves with healing thermal waters.

The ancient town of Loryma is a fascinating site within the ancient city of Caira. The fortified citadel ruins situated on the high cliffs, captures the atmosphere of the once great city.

Telmessos mesmerizes visitors with its ancient theater and marvelous ancient rock tomb of King Amyntas in modern-day Fethiye. With the backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea, visitors take pleasure in discovering the ancient ruins all over town.

Tersane Island creates the most magical cruise experiences with its haven-like views of the greenery and the deep turquoise water of the Mediterranean. The island also features historical remains of the old Greek settlements, which are worth seeing.

Porto Ceneviz Bay is a natural wonder of the Mediterranean with its turquoise sea. Visitors are charmed by the smell of pine trees and glimpses of Mediterranean monk seals and caretta caretta sea turtles.

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.

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.

Ufakdere Bay is a volcanic lagoon surrounded by olive and date trees, offering guests a haven with secure anchorage. The calm waters of the sea change among  all shades of blue, hiding a colorful underwater world that beckons to explore.

A beloved destination with its turquoise blue coves and stunning beaches, Demre offers unforgettable memories. The region is full of striking ancient ruins from ancient civilizations such as Lycian rock tombs and the Church of St. Nicholas. The calm waters places like Kekova Island, Aquarium Bay, and Tasdibi Beach, create a serene atmosphere among all the hustle and bustle of the region.

Binlik Bay is the place where the green of pine and olive trees mix with the turquoise blue of the Aegean sea. Offering a visual feast to travelers, the bay is a natural harbor sheltered from the wind where snorkeling, diving, and angling can be done.

Known for its narrow entrance between two high cliffs, Serce Port is a sheltered bay with warm turquoise waters. Visitors can relax on board the boat as well as take a dip in the calm bay where aquatic life can be seen.

Situated in one of the most popular destinations of Mugla, in Fethiye, Karacaoren Bay has great conditions for dropping anchor with its calm and waveless sea. The sea is also crystal-clear and turquoise blue, and features heaven-like views.

Semizce is made up of two quiet bays in the touristic region of Mugla. It is a great stop for boaters to enjoy spectacular verdant scenery and the turquoise sea.

The castle of Selimiye has hundreds of years of history dating back to Byzantine times. Its unique views of the city and the sea makes it one of the highlights of Selimiye.

Hidayet Bay is an idyllic place known for its aquarium-clear waters and fascinating marine life. This natural wonder bay is a great destination for visitors to admire its breathtaking views and tranquil atmosphere.

The most striking features of Irakleia Island is its unspoiled nature and clear waters. It is home to rugged hills, picturesque beaches and is a paradise for nature lovers.

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.

St. Jacob’s Cathedral is a UNESCO site and much beloved for its beautiful architecture. The detail of each stone engraving will impress even casual viewers.

Located on the island of Dugi Otok, Lake Mir is one of the rarest salt lakes in Europe. This gorgeous lake is home to high salt content and therapeutic mud.

The Museum of Apoxyomenos is the home of the priceless bronze statue of a handsome Greco-Roman young athlete. Follow the journey of this amazing sensory  experience, with a new discovery in every room.

The Church of Saint Euphemia lies in the heart of the historic town of Rovinj elevated to the highest point within the peninsula. The panoramic views of the town and Adriatic Sea from the top of the tower are breathtaking.

Saplun Island is an unspoiled destination for travelers wishing to escape crowded and noisy areas. It offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience for boaters and yachters.

Pula Ancient City is a beautiful town with many old ruins, beautiful clear seas and an abundance of unspoiled nature.

The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, situated in the heart of Dubrovnik, Croatia, is a magnificent architectural marvel that reflects the city's rich history. With its origins dating back to the 12th century, this cathedral is a captivating blend of various architectural styles, boasting stunning sculptures on its façade and a splendid interior adorned with intricate altars, frescoes, and stained glass windows. As a symbol of faith and an architectural gem, the Dubrovnik Cathedral invites visitors to explore the spiritual and cultural heritage of this enchanting coastal city.

The Leros War Museum, set in a former wartime shelter, offers a glimpse into World War II through weapons, maps, and historical artifacts.

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.

D-Maris Bay is a unique destination for yacht travelers, offering exclusive amenities, luxurious services, and an unparalleled connection with nature.