It's 2021, so we thought we would kick off the new year by telling you a little more about 360° Yachting and introducing you to our award-winning team. 360° Yachting are a small, dedicated team of professionals who appreciate hard work and the better things in life - quality food, great people, good humour, luxury travel and, of course, superyachts...
As the cold winter nights draw in and we take refuge in our warm cosy homes, a comforting hot beverage is a welcome treat. Hot chocolate, Horlicks or Ovaltine tends to hit the spot, but here in Turkey, it’s a hot milk and cinnamon drink called salep that’s most common...
St. Nicholas, aka Santa Claus, came from Turkey. Despite popular belief, this famous Christmas icon wasn't the jolly old fellow dressed in red with a team of magical reindeer most assume, but he was real, and indeed a great man...
The ports, cities and harbour towns in Turkey are full of interesting souvenir shops and artisan stores. If you’re in the mood for shopping or fancy treating yourself, venture further than the international brand and designer stores to discover many wonderful items that are decidedly Turkish...
The picturesque fishing village of Dalyan is worth a visit if you are cruising between Fethiye and Marmaris. It's a charming place that retains a decidedly Turkish feel even though it's a popular day-trip destination due to its magnificent cliffside rock tombs, reed-lined river, mud baths and outstanding stretch of beach...
The National Geographic published a Culinary Guide to Istanbul recently, so here's a look at the article and where they suggest are the best places to eat in Istanbul. From the street-side doner, to the unique flavours and dishes of Hatay, Istanbul has a culinary pulse like no other...
We received some exciting news recently, 360° Yachting has been nominated for a couple of prestigious ACREW 2020 Superyacht Business Awards. After a challenging start to the year, we are delighted to receive nominations in the categories of Best Superyacht Agent: Aegean, and Best Provisioning Agent: Aegean...
Every October 29th Turkey raises the flags in celebration of Republic Day, Turkey’s most important holiday. It is the day that commemorates the official creation of the Republic of Turkey in 1923. Republic Day in Turkey is a national holiday, so government buildings, banks, schools and some businesses will be closed...
With virtual schools and private tutors now the norm, some superyacht guests opt to cruise for extended periods with their families, which puts extra pressure on the chef and crew. Kids can be fussy eaters, so what do you cook the little ones between their lessons and dips in the sea?...
Many of the worlds well-loved dishes are not fancy or expensive to make - they simply taste great because they highlight good-quality produce - and that’s the case with Turkish zeytin yağlı dishes. Zeytin Yağ means olive oil, and it’s amazing how many dishes can be created using Turkey’s favourite oil...
Ölüdeniz lagoon is Turkey's signature coastal image and graces the covers of many glossy travel magazines. Most that cruise the coast of Turkey will pay a visit to the bay. Still, aside from anchoring in the depths and watching the paragliders, you are probably unaware of the history of the area and the legend that surrounds it...
Breathtaking bays, traditional villages, thriving towns and ancient ruins await those that cruise the Bozburun Peninsula, also known as the Loryma Peninsula. This rugged coastline carries on from the Datca peninsula and is equally idyllic. It’s a place where extravagant yachts cruise alongside traditional gulets, and it's well worth a visit...