 If you liked
Mirai Shounen Conan
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 ...then you might like
Fushigi no Umi no Nadia
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Orphans and islands, captains and evil nations, grandfathers and mysterious girls - ready, set, sail!
With the same couple of fearless kids, inventions ahead of their time and some end-of-the-world menace depite their usually light-hearted feel, Conan and Nadia clearly share several elements, dynamics and themes.
Based on novels and brought to life by popular nipponian directors, these equally adventurous older anime are a wholesome and enjoyable watch for any ocean lover.
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Recommended by RenaPsychoKiller
They are both amazing adventure stories based with lots of sailing and a real world setting. They both have young male and female protagonists. Both series have roots in a planned but never-produced anime based on 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
Both series are adventure tales that take place primarily on the sea, travelling to different islands. They also feature a similar lead cast, with a scrappy excitable young boy, and the pensive female lead that accompanies them. There's even ship captains in both shows that aid the lead roles.
There are some minor differences, but the one major difference I can see would be the animation styles... which, in both shows, are contemporary of the era they were made in.
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Recommended by vigorousjammer
Both share an atmosphere which is in many ways reminiscent of the World Masterpiece Theater series. Both directed by influential anime directors.
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Recommended by Karl_Barx28