Our agency in Turkey is a very…
Our agency in Turkey is a very professional team. Thank you for your attention
23 April 2022
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Sanda Yachting was established in 1994, in the small, beautiful and touristic city of Marmaris. Our establishment was created with the main objective of pleasing our customers and providing them with first-class services. We pride ourselves with keeping up with the ever-changing scene within the industry and we make sure to stay informed and updated with any changes that comes our way.
Contact info
Tepe Mah. 41 sok., 48300, Marmaris, Turkey
- 0533 139 50 16
- sandaturizm@gmail.com
- sandayachting.com
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