Sarsala Sahili

A popular place, especially on weekends. The place is reached by a picturesque mountain road of relatively good quality with some narrow places on the descent, so it is recommended only for experienced drivers. Entry is 150 lira per car (2024), payment by card only. On weekends, it is better to arrive in the first half of the day, otherwise it may be difficult to find a place. There are quite a lot of yachts in the bay, the swimming area is very small. If you like clean water and nature, I recommend walking a little to the left along the bay, there you can find secluded corners with the cleanest water and a stone bottom. The depth begins quite sharply and this brings an additional beauty. As a bonus, there are much fewer people, on a weekend this location can be a salvation from the crowds. The beach itself has everything you need, the prices are reasonable.

This stunning beach with breathtaking views, though it can get quite busy with the locals. The only form of public transportation available is a single bus that departs at 10am and returns at 6pm, leaving taxi services as the only alternative for arrival and departure.

This beach in Dalaman area is undoubtedly the best one around, offering convenient parking, well-equipped cafe, and comfortable sun beds. However, if you're looking to rent a sun bed, it will cost you 40 t for two beds, and parking will set you back 20 t. The cafe offers a range of refreshments, including coffee for 12t, coke for 15t, and toasted sandwiches for 25t. The drive down to the beach is steep and narrow, but the stunning views make it all worth it. Overall, this beach is truly amazing and definitely worth a visit.

I am uncertain about this particular beach. During our visit, it was teeming with people and the experience was not all that enjoyable. It was a constant struggle to secure basic necessities such as food, seating, and space to relax. Despite this, the surrounding environment was breathtaking and would be a perfect spot for children to splash around in the water.

This beach is quite the spectacle with its crystal clear water, but don't be fooled by its appearance. The beach itself is a bit of a dump, littered with cigarette butts like any other beach in Turkey. However, if you're feeling adventurous, you can take a trail to the left side and discover a rocky beach that looks pretty impressive. Just make sure to arrive before noon if you want to snag a shaded parking spot for a measly 5tl and avoid the crowds.