Sailing Guides

Take a whiff of intoxicating wild thyme, sage, and bay leaves while cruising through Karacasogut Bay. With plenty of anchorages, the bay offers a natural spring, a rocky cave, and pure water.

Placed between two islands, the remote Ada Bogazi is a peaceful spot to relax in Bozburun. Surrounded by untouched beauty, visitors can enjoy the serene surroundings.

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.

Visovac Island is located in the middle of a lake, and is home to a Franciscan Monastery and an ancient church. It enchants visitors with its surrounding pine trees and pristine waters.

Opat Bay is very popular for its beautiful natural views. This wonderful bay has aqua blue waters, a family-friendly traditional restaurant, and a peaceful landscape.

Visitors can experience the power and nobility of Dubrovnik’s defensive history at the Minceta Tower. The tallest fort of the famous defense walls, it boasts stunning views of the Old Town and the sea.  

Veliko Jezero houses the famous jellyfish, Aurelia Relicta that catches the attention of tourists who visit the lake. It is a place of pleasure for visitors who enjoy admiring nature.

With its magnificent history, St. John’s Fortress is situated north of the historic center of Sibenik. Built in 1647, it is a grand and popular point for viewing the Old Town and its surroundings.

The Museum of Ancient Glass is an attractive site that exhibits different glass artefacts from ancient times. Visitors also have the opportunity to purchase replica pieces that are produced on site.

Located on Losinj Island, the Losinj Aromatic Garden showcases the diversity of the island's vegetation with more than 100 freshly grown herbs. The garden also provides a magnificent view of the most beautiful bays of Losinj and beyond.

Tureta Castle in the National Kornati Park showcases spectacular views and ancient history. Hiking through mountainous vegetation to discover the historic ruins provide visitors with a range of activities.

Korcula Castle is ideal for history enthusiasts providing a window into a community’s rich past. The castle's small size is made up by an immaculately preserved slice of heritage.

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.

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.

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.

Love Bay is a tranquil cove located southwest of Poros Island where lush greenery meets with crystal-clear sublime waters. It attracts couples to a romantic setting where they can swim, snorkel and canoe in the most picturesque bay on the island.

Gokgemile Bay is a famous bay-hopping spot in the Gocek Region of Turkeys' southwestern coastline. It is a great stop for boaters to enjoy verdant scenery, glittering waters and breathtaking hilltop views.

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.

Step into the pages of history with a journey through the remnants of Labraunda. The stone colonnades and temples of this sacred area reveal much about the area’s rich religious and architectural past.

Altinkum is a picturesque town in Didim boasting beautiful scenic greenery that reflects in aquamarine waters. It is the ideal spot to swim, snorkel, dive and partake in watersport activities during the day followed by dining and experiencing its vibrant nightlife.

With its rich and varied history, Miletus is a must-visit destination for any history buff. The remnants of the once-great city make for a fascinating day of exploration among ancient stone buildings and reliefs.

Whether you're looking to anchor your yacht, engage in water sports, or simply unwind, Mylopotas Beach has something for everyone. From its crystal-clear waters and soft sandy shores to its numerous bars, it's easy to see why it's the most popular beach on Ios.

From the invigorating hot springs to the exhilarating experience of hiking the volcanic crater, Nea Kameni promises an unforgettable adventure. So, set sail for this geological wonder of Santorini and immerse yourself in the extraordinary landscapes.

Emporio Beach on Kalymnos Island offers yachtsmen a perfect combination of tranquility, natural beauty, and modern amenities. Prepare to set sail and discover the enchantment of this paradise for maritime adventurers.

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.

Korcula Town Museum on the island of Korcula, Croatia, is a cultural repository housed in a beautifully preserved historic building, offering a captivating journey through the island's rich history and heritage. From archaeological treasures to medieval and Renaissance art, the museum's extensive collection provides a diverse exploration of Korcula's past. With a rooftop terrace that boasts panoramic Adriatic Sea views, it's a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and travelers seeking to immerse themselves in the cultural tapestry of this ancient town.

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.