Sailing boats can actually be described as caravans of the seas. There are three cabins for two people, a kitchen, a refrigerator, one or two shower-toilet depending on the boat, and a large saloon. The deck of the boats is specially designed for easy sailing and has a wide cockpit section. This cockpit part, which allows two person to sleep in the open air, if desired, can be called the most common and time-consuming area on the boat. Breakfast-dinner can be prepared on the boat as there is every kind of basic comfort. However, if it is desired, it can be eaten at the facilities in the bays where we approach all three meals.

There are three cabins that allow six people to stay in our boats, all kinds of kitchen appliances including the oven, shower, toilet. This concept, which is no different from a caravan, is actually easier to adapt than it is, as it includes more minimal solutions of facilities in our homes.
Charging phones or computers is possible only after the electrical connection is obtained from a pier, since 220 Volt electricity facilities are available from land. However, it is possible to meet this need at any time with small 12 Volt lighter charges.
Since our routes are sometimes out of the coverage of telephone networks, there may be interruptions in communication.

In addition to the bag you have always prepared for a seaside holiday, you should also make sure that you bring the following items with you for your sailing holiday:

- Suntan cream
- Your Personal Medicines
- A Pair of Sailing Gloves
- Non-Slip Rubber Light-Colored Sole Boat Shoes
- Hat
- Sunglasses and Band to Tie From the Back
- Long-sleeved T-shirt and a Slim Sports Pants to Protect From the Sun
- Raincoat and Windbreaker (Especially for Spring and Winter)
- Slippers and a Comfortable Sport Shoe
- Sleeping Bag (Only for Winter Season)

- Life vests as many as the number of participants in the tour in accordance with the height and weight of each participant,

- Safety net stretched around the boat as a precaution for children on board,

- First aid book and bag,

- Handheld VHF radio, flares to communicate in an emergency,

- A liferaft, large enough to cover the number of people on board.

Our guests can dine on the boat if they wish, or at the restaurant that we will berth at the end of the day.
You can prepare your desired meal on the boat using the equipment on the boat, or you can eat each meal against the view at the piers of the restaurants in the bays.

The most important expense item is food and drinks on the boat. During this one week trip, this expense item may vary for everyone depending on whether you want to eat on the boat or in the restaurant.
You can browse the details of the program of interest, as other costs stated on our activity and travel pages may vary depending on the trips.

In all programs, your captain and your guide, if any, will be your guests at meals.

Seasickness is a rare situation that can happen to anyone. If you have ever experienced seasickness complaints caused by the constant change of our balance centers by the body before, it is always beneficial to eat lightly, avoid fatty foods and alcoholic beverages before boarding the boat. You can also be prepared in advance with various food tablets and ginger.
Over time, the body will accustom itself to motion sickness, but if this complaint begins during the cruise, a person should sit in a standing in a position that he/she can see the horizon in the fresh air.

The nearest airport to Marmaris is in Dalaman. There are direct flights from Istanbul and Ankara domestically and from many points abroad. Havaş and Muttaş buses from the airport to Marmaris carry passengers according to flight times.
If you wish, we can arrange a transfer from the airport for you for a fee.

Boats and the participants traveling within are covered by insurance.

Of course!

We even want you to come with your kids. Because this unique experience that they will have at a young age will add unique features to them in the future.

On holidays and excursions, we can draw net around the boat for your little children. We also have small life jackets.