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.

Tuzla Bay, the paradise on earth where green and blue meet, is the main choice of boat-loving visitors to Marmaris. The pearl of the Aegean, it is a frequent destination for travelers all year round, with the clarity of the sea and its warm sheltered location from the wind.

Consisting of two magnificent bays on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, Aga Harbor is close to the Gocek Gulf of Fethiye with its sparkling sea and lush nature. With the clarity of the sea decorated by boats, visitors can see the colorful fish and sea turtles living in the region with the naked eye.

Simena Castle is the ancient ruins of a fortress on the hill of a former Lycian city, which is one of the amazing sights of the Kekova region with Theimussa. At the top of the fortress, beautiful panoramic views of nature and a touch of history await visitors.

Offering a perfect combination of blue and green, Meteor Bay hosts unforgettable boating experiences with its rich blue and clear water. It is surrounded by mesmerizing greenery, allowing fascinating views.

Polace is home to beautiful pebbled beaches and warm waters. Its beaches are known for their gradual shallow shoreline and pine tree landscapes.  

aklopatica Bay is a stunning locale surrounded by local eateries where visitors can relax. Its protected waters are made more enchanting by the picturesque views.

The 17th Century Hvar Theatre remains a pristine site of historic importance where visitors can revisit the past. The remarkable building is the oldest surviving theater in Europe still in use.

The Archaeological Museum of Vis offers a fascinating glimpse into Greek civilization for history lovers. The amphorae collection and the bronze head of the goddess Artemis are the highlights in this collection.

Oyster Farm is a bright gastronomic and educational tour in Croatia. Tasting the exquisite taste of the sea delicacy will allow travelers to make their vacation even more unforgettable.

The Roman Forum is the largest forum of Croatia and beautifully exemplifies Roman life from yesteryear. It is still a main hub of the city of Zadar and rich in historic details.

The Big Onofrio Fountain first catches the eye when entering the Old City through the Pile Gate and is one of Dubrovnik's unique structures with intricate beauty that is highly photogenic.

The Roman Thermal Baths of Vis are best known for their fascinating mosaics. These priceless works of art harken back to the power and beauty of ancient Rome.

St. Nicholas Church has an impressive atmosphere as the meeting point of the first Christians. In the church paintings such as "Madonna and Child" and historic artifacts can be seen.

The Franciscan Monastery on Badija Island has a beautiful Gothic-Renaissance cloister and a picturesque garden with fruit orchards and colorful flowers. It offers a serene atmosphere for visitors to enjoy.

Five Isles is a charming location situated south of Kumluca surrounded by sparkling crystal-clear waters. The isles are unparalleled with beautiful sandy beaches, panoramic vistas and waters where an ancient shipwreck once laid.

Camalti Bay is a remote location, untouched and surrounded by nature. It is the perfect location for sailors looking for a quiet and secluded anchorage spot.

Coban Bay is an untouched cape situated southwest of Kas that offers tranquillity and scenic vistas. It is perfect for swimming and snorkeling among sea life and diving to discover a hidden underwater tunnel and a cave.

Suluada is a natural treasure, well loved due to its pristine waters and beauty. It is a nature lover's paradise with magnificent caves to discover and marine life to admire.

On the Mediterranean shores connected to Ucagiz Village are the archaeological remains of Teimussa Ancient City. From Byzantine castle walls to Roman Era sarcophagi, visitors can hike across its wild vegetated hill and discover ruins with Lycian inscriptions.

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.

Neratzia Castle, located in Kos Town, is a well-preserved medieval fortress showcasing the island’s historical significance and providing breathtaking views of the harbor.

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.

The Venetian Castle, perched on a hill in Astypalea, is a medieval landmark with stunning sea views and a rich history dating back to the 13th century.