Turkey is one of the Mediterranean’s most popular liveaboard and wintering areas, but not every marina suits long-term boat life. Here are some of the best marinas in Turkey for liveaboards, from Marmaris and Finike to Didim, Kuşadası, Kaş, Göcek, and Turgutreis.

If you want to sail through Europe with a dog or cat, the paperwork matters more than many people expect. This post explains the key pet travel documents and rules in a clear, practical way.

Mediterranean anchoring rules vary more than many cruisers expect. This post looks at what sailors should know by country, including Posidonia protection, local controls, and practical anchoring limits.

The best marinas in Spain for cruisers are not only the most polished ones. This post looks at practical long-stay options that work well for real cruising life.

What is the best time to book a yacht charter in the Mediterranean? This post looks at peak season, shoulder season, last-minute booking, and how timing affects price and boat choice.

Living on a sailboat in Europe can be cheaper than life ashore for some cruisers, but costs vary a lot. This post looks at marinas, maintenance, internet, fuel, and daily life afloat.

Mediterranean marina fees are not only about the nightly rate. This post explains what cruisers really pay, including peak-season prices, extra charges, and catamaran surcharges.

What is the best internet for boats in Europe? This Sailoscope guide compares Starlink, marina WiFi, and mobile data to help cruisers choose the right setup for summer sailing.

Choosing a marina is never only about location, price, or a nice facilities list. This post looks at the things marina websites rarely tell you before you arrive.

How can non-EU boats stay in EU marinas? A simple look at Temporary Admission, Schengen rules, and why the boat and the crew are not treated the same.

Mediterranean cruising can be affordable or surprisingly expensive, depending on how you travel. A realistic guide to marina fees, anchoring, maintenance, and the costs sailors often forget.

The Mediterranean is one of the world’s most beautiful cruising regions, but new sailors often make the same small mistakes. Here are some things to watch for before planning your Mediterranean sailing adventure.

Before pointing your bow toward another country, there are a few simple things every skipper should check. From documents to communication rules, here are ten practical preparations that can make international sailing smoother.

From Spain to Greece and Montenegro, these budget-friendly Mediterranean marinas offer realistic long-stay options for cruisers who want affordability without sacrificing comfort.

Sailing internationally? Learn how VHF radio rules by country actually work, when an operator license is required, and what cruisers should prepare before crossing borders.

Boat insurance rules change from country to country. This guide explains where insurance is mandatory, what minimum coverage is required, and what cruisers should check before they sail.

Thinking of wintering your boat in the Mediterranean? Here’s what to expect — from real costs and marina life to the difference between staying afloat or going on the hard. A warm, honest look at what winter feels like aboard, and how to choose the right place for you and your boat.

Quiet, clean, and getting real: we look at where electric boats can already cruise the Med, which marinas offer DC fast charging, and how to plan routes with AC shore power, solar, and smart stops. Friendly, honest advice for skippers curious about going electric.

The Balearic Islands have updated their anchoring and charter rules for 2025. Here’s what skippers and long-term cruisers need to know before the next season.

Croatia updated its anchoring and dinghy rules for 2025 — here’s what’s new, from anchoring zones and distances to tender use and night lighting requirements.