Atlas, a 2021 Hanse 388, awaits you at Marmaris Marina in Orhaniye, Turkey—the perfect launching point for a week of exploration along the Turquoise Coast. This 11.4-meter sailing yacht combines thoughtful design with the comfort needed for a genuine escape, whether you're sailing with family, close friends, or as a couple seeking solitude on the water.

The Aegean and Mediterranean waters surrounding this corner of Turkey reveal themselves gradually as you sail. Mornings begin with coffee in the cockpit, teak underfoot, as you chart a course toward hidden anchorages and pine-fringed coves. Atlas is equipped with everything needed for genuine self-sufficiency: GPS and chart plotting to navigate with confidence, solar panels to keep you powered, and a reliable 39 hp engine for when the wind falls quiet. The sprayhood protects you during morning departures, while the cockpit cushions invite long afternoons of reading and conversation. Three cabins sleep up to seven guests comfortably, each with access to the single head and hot water shower—small luxuries that matter after days of sailing.

Beyond the boat itself lies the rhythm of coastal life. Anchor in crystalline bays where snorkeling gear opens windows onto underwater gardens of fish and sea grass. Tender ashore in the included dinghy to explore fishing villages, sample mezes at waterfront restaurants, and meet the unhurried pace of Turkish hospitality. Wi-Fi keeps you loosely tethered to home if needed, though most find themselves checking messages less as the week unfolds. The gennaker and full sail plan make for spirited sailing when conditions allow, while the holding tank and thoughtful systems mean you can stay anchored for days without compromise.

A week aboard Atlas unfolds as a series of small freedoms: waking to dolphins, swimming from the transom at sunset, sharing stories under stars at anchor in a bay where few others venture.