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Here’s a selection of 360° Yachting’s featured posts and most popular blogs about life, food and cruising in Turkey – these are the articles that get the most hits!
Here’s a selection of 360° Yachting’s featured posts and most popular blogs about life, food and cruising in Turkey – these are the articles that get the most hits!
Turkey has produced jewellery and ornaments made from local gemstones for over 5,000 years. There are several semi-precious gemstones native to the country, with some stones rarer than others. All the stones are said to have significant health and healing benefits, so here’s a look at Turkey’s semi-precious gemstones and their benefits so you can pick up a few next time you’re cruising the Turkish coast...
There’s no better way to start the day than with a traditional Turkish breakfast! A Turkish breakfast spread is known for its wide selection of delicious dishes, all beautifully presented and laid out centre table for all to share. There are countless options, such as eggs, olives, preserves, cheeses, pastries, and bread, all washed down with cay, the traditional black tea served in tulip-shaped glasses...
If you're seeking history and a tranquil coastal setting, head to Assos in Canakkale Province. This attractive village dates back more than 2,000 years and was once home to Aristotle, who opened a philosophy academy in the area. The ancient city ruins can still be seen today, as well as the remains of the Temple of Athena, from where you can enjoy an incredible sunset over the Aegean...
Turkey boasts a phenomenal food scene, so it has always amazed us that its excellent restaurants escaped Michelin recognition. Thankfully, that has changed, and a total of 53 great haunts have made it into the first-ever Michelin Guide Istanbul. Here’s a look at the five restaurants in Istanbul that received Michelin Stars...
Idyllic whitewashed houses, windmills, ancient ruins, and phenomenal scenery can be enjoyed on a trip to Bodrum. This captivating town lies on the shores of the Aegean and is famed for its clear turquoise waters, making it a popular haunt for sailors and superyachts. If you’re looking to discover the town’s delights, here are a few interesting things to do in Bodrum...
The ancient city of Phaselis in Antalya Province was once an important trading port. Today, it's a national park where you can explore the sites of the 2,600-year-old city remains or relax on the shores of its three ancient harbours. Phaselis means "somewhere protected by the Gods" in Ancient Greek, and it's easy to see why they deemed the name fitting. If you fancy looking around, here's what you need to know...
It’s the time of the year to move your eyes to the sky above Oludeniz as the paragliders, skydivers, and birdmen gear up for the 22nd International Air Games from 19th to 23rd October 2022. This year, Turkey’s famous bay will also host the World Acro Cup for four days from September 28th, so do cruise over and watch the action if you’re in the vicinity.
Superyacht guests expect delicious food and flawless service, especially when it comes to a special occasion or a theme night. If you’re planning a Turkish night, drawing up a menu of local dishes and arranging a belly dancer is easy. Still, if you want to exceed the guest’s expectations, you can add many elements to enhance the occasion and make your Turkish evening a night to remember...
If you’re serving a Turkish breakfast or looking for a delicious traditional appetiser for a theme night, give Turkish borek a try. These tasty pastry parcels are made with yufka, a thinly rolled local phyllo pastry made from a simple dough. Borek comes in all shapes and sizes and is enjoyed by all ages in Turkey. Here’s a look at a few of the most popular varieties of Turkish borek...
The former Canadian frigate Christina O is regarded as one of the world's first and most lavish superyachts. Purchased in 1954 by Aristotle Onassis, her transformation into a pleasure palace was seen as utter extravagance at the time yet proved a savvy business decision for Onassis. The likes of Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe, JFK and Winston Churchill have all spent time on the yacht, so it's always a joy to see her along the Turkish coast...
Istanbul's famous landmarks and dramatic skyline have featured in many blockbuster movies. The city's many diverse locations make it a popular choice as a film set, from action-packed Bond movies and spy thrillers to murder mysteries and documentaries. Here's a look at a few of the great films shot in Istanbul...
With so many locations in Turkey worth visiting, it can be hard to pinpoint where's best to head. Using a local agent that understands the language and coastline means you benefit from all the latest info on where to go, events that may coincide with your visit, and anchorages that often escape the mainstream listings. Why spend hours researching cruising plans based on information that may not be accurate? Let our experienced team do the hard work for you...