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The neighbourhood has a rhythm of its own, almost suburban at times.
The Mediterranean sits alongside green picnic and barbecue areas, and there is a dedicated women-only beach. Leave the main roads by bicycle and the city suddenly becomes almost rural — small houses, gardens, quiet lanes and autumn pomegranates that local residents may offer you straight from their trees.
Yet Sarısu is no longer the outskirts in any practical sense. There is a Russian school, major retailers including METRO, contemporary residential developments and the infrastructure needed for everyday life. It is simply a part of Antalya where the city still remembers what came before it: mountains, gardens and a road leading to the sea