Sarigerme Sarced Beach, located in the coastal town of Sarigerme within the Ortaca district of Mugla province, southwestern Turkey, is an alluring destination popular for its pristine golden sandy shores and clear turquoise waters. The beach is particularly suitable for families, especially those with children, due to the shallow and non-deep waters that make it safe for non-swimmers.
The beach is managed by the Sarigerme Foundation for Environmental Education (SARÇED), which provides a plethora of amenities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience for visitors. These include well-maintained changing rooms, showers, and toilets, a small buffet, a praying room, cabins, and a poultry area that houses peacocks and other birds. Visitors can also rent affordable sunbeds for relaxation on the beach.
One of the unique natural characteristics of Sarigerme Sarced Beach is the presence of sea daffodils, which add to the beach's natural beauty and make it even more captivating. The beach is approximately 200 meters long, and despite its popularity, it is not overly crowded, offering a more serene and relaxing atmosphere compared to other popular beaches.
Sarigerme Sarced Beach is open 24/7 for visitors, however, the parking lot, which is large enough to accommodate a substantial number of vehicles, closes at 10 pm. The beach is also wheelchair accessible, catering to the needs of differently-abled visitors.
The beach administration encourages visitors to maintain the cleanliness of the beach by not leaving any trash or cigarette butts behind. Despite these efforts, some visitors have noted occasional issues with littering.
To reach Sarigerme Sarced Beach, visitors can choose to travel by private car, taxi, or the Sarigerme minibus. The beach is approximately 18 kilometers away from the Ortaca district center.
