The pine trees shade the little cove

and at the west end an old house and

remains of the Quay can be seen in

the water. On land, there is a road

leading to this cove, which in reality is

formed of two coves at which the small

Sarsala Yachts drop anchor. 

 Using the mountain road behind,

walks to Erentepe Hill and Karagöl

Lake are well worth exploring. Karagöl

Lake can be reached after a walk of 2-

3 km and this is also a convenient

starting point for a 90-minute hike to

ancient Lissa,

 The ancient city of Lissa is notable

both for inscribed walls dating from the

3rd century BC rule of two of

Cleopatra's Ptolemy forebears and for

a dramatic lake view from Lissa's

acropolis.Ramazan's restaurant at

Sarsala is above average.

 DirectionsBack into Dalaman, turn left

towards the airport. Just before airport

take the turning to Kapicargi on your

left. Bear right at the junction and

follow the road through village, past

the mosque and into the mountains.

Shortly after the lake, keep left as the

road drops down to the beach.