It’s the holy month of Ramadan, a period where Muslims refrain from certain pleasures, including eating and drinking during daylight hours. Although keeping the fast is one of the five pillars of Islam and an act of devotion, this period doesn’t mean those that observe the fast don’t think about food. In fact, Ramadan has played a significant role in shaping Turkish food culture...
For International Women's Day on March 8th, we’re honouring all the brave and pioneering women who broke convention and took to the sea – the captains, the first women to win races, those that circumnavigated the world - even the women pirates! For centuries, sailing superstition suggested women were bad luck onboard and would anger the gods. Thankfully, those days have passed, and today many women take the helm or have careers on yachts. But who led the way for the yachting women of today? Let’s find out.
Turkiye may not be as well-known as Maui for windsurfing or kitesurfing. Still, the warm waters and clear waves of its Aegean, Mediterranean, and Black Sea attract many watersports enthusiasts. Throughout the year, many windsurfers and kiteboarders visit the Turkish coast, from beginners learning the basics to professionals showcasing their skills. If you're looking to ride the waves this year, here a rundown of the best destinations for kitesurfing and windsurfing in Turkiye...
Products that receive the coveted EU Geographic Indication (GI) are known for their unique qualities. It’s a label that not many products attain, as they must prove to be from a specific geographic location with distinct characteristics pertaining to that area. Up until 2023, a total of nine vegetables, nuts, fruits, and desserts were listed as Turkish GI products, with another 45 products in application. Here’s a look at those that made it on the list...
With sun-kissed beaches, incredible history, high-end resorts, and Michelin Star restaurants, it should come as no surprise the Turquoise Coast now attracts the elite. Many locations are suitable for a little time onshore, from glamourous resorts to tranquil hideaways. So, where do we suggest is best to pop on the itinerary? Find out with this list of must-visit spots for superyachts in Türkiye this summer...
You may assume that once the summer season in Türkiye ends, we will put our feet up and take a break – but that’s not the case! Although the waters along the Turkish coast are quiet from late October to April, the team here at 360° Yachting are still on hand to offer off-season superyacht services. From arranging the bunkering for yachts passing through to organising the provisions, legalities, accounts, and maintenance of vessels and crew spending the winter here, we are still available to cater to your every yachting need.
Team 360° is always keen to discover new places guests and crew may enjoy, so we were excited to learn more about the new Maxx Royal Bodrum set to open May 2024. Located in the stunning bay of Göltürkbükü, the new Maxx Royal Bodrum will offer a range of exclusive services, including premium spa and wellness facilities, stylish swim-up suites and villas, fabulous beach and cocktail bars, as well as phenomenal dining at the likes of Caviar Kaspia and Scorpios...
Turkey has something to offer all travellers, including those looking for a luxury escape. From serene beaches, chic spas, and high-end hideaways to fine Michelin Star restaurants hidden in rural cottages or fancy resorts. If you plan to add Turkey to your cruising itinerary, here’s our hand-picked selection of the best destinations for superyachts in Turkey in 2024...
Turkey's culinary scene is now in the spotlight with the announcement that several restaurants in Bodrum and Izmir have been added to those in Istanbul and included in the 2024 MICHELIN Guide Turkey. There are now 111 restaurants listed in the guide, with 19 in Bodrum, 6 in Izmir, and the number in Istanbul rising to 77. Here's a quick look at the new MICHELIN star restaurants in Turkey alongside those that received the Bib Gourmand...
Those cruising around the Med and Aegean are in for a treat, as there are many wonderful things to do along the Turkish coast this autumn. From soaking up the sun on the fabulous beach of Patara or Itztuzu and discovering the historic sites of Ephesus or Knidos to enjoying a guided walk along the famous Lycian Way or watching the paragliders pull stunts in the International Oludeniz Airgames, there’s plenty to keep everyone onboard entertained...
Tucked between Teke Burnu and Doganbey Burnu in Turkey's Izmir province is the gulf and town of Sigacik, home to the ancient city of Teos. The two ports in the area were discovered by seafarers more than 3,000 years ago, as they offered safe shelter from the elements prompting the Egyptians to believe Sigacik was “where people live in the heart of the sea”. Today, Sigacik is still popular with sailors who stop to visit the ruins of Teos, enjoy a seafood dinner, or enjoy time in many beautiful local bays...
Take in the striking beauty of the Turkish coast by exploring the waters around Bodrum and the Gulf of Gokova. This beautiful region of the South Aegean boasts clear turquoise waters, islands, ancient sites, and spectacular backdrops that have lured sailors and superyachts for decades. Here’s a look at a few of the best anchorages around the Gulf of Gokova...
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