Salda Lake Tour with Pamukkale from Belek

Name: Salda Lake Tour with Pamukkale from Belek
Brand: Belek Tours
Price: 27.00 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (12 reviews)

Salda Lake Tour with Pamukkale from Belek important things

Includes: transfer , insurance, guide, dinner.

Recommended: sunglasses, sun creams, hat, swimsuit and towel, water

Excludes: drinks, entrance tickets

Salda Lake Tour with Pamukkale from Belek

Salda Lake Tour with Pamukkale from Belek, covering a distance of 194 km, offers a serene escape to one of Turkey's most picturesque locations. Known for its crystal-clear waters, Salda Lake is a perfect spot for rest. Visitors can enjoy comfortable stays at nearby Salda Lake hotels and cafes, which provide easy access to the lake's beautiful shores. Wondering if you can swim in Lake Salda Turkish Maldives? Absolutely! The lake's clean, refreshing waters are ideal for a relaxing swim.

Every day

06:30 - 19:00

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Salda Lake Tour with Pamukkale from Belek price 2025

Adult

27£

Kids (4-8)

19£

Infants (1-3)

Free

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Salda Lake Tour with Pamukkale from Belek Program

Salda lake tour from Belek begins with transfer of tourists from hotels in the region.

breakfast in a local cafe (you can also take a lunch box from your hotel).

walk on the beach of Lake Salda or "Turkish Maldives" - free time for rest.

lunch at a picturesque local restaurant.

arrival at Pamukkale National Park and meeting with snow-white travertine terraces, information from the guide.

excursion of the ancient city of Hierapolis, meeting with the ruins of ancient civilizations, visiting the amphitheater, ancient streets, necropolis and tombs - free time for a walk.

swimming in the famous Cleopatra pool - a unique thermal pool with healing water (optional).

meeting guests at the buses and departure from Pamukkale to Belek direction.

dinner at a local restaurant of national cuisine.

return to the hotels of the region.

Pamukkale and Salda lake from Belek

Pamukkale and Salda Lake from Belek offers a diverse journey through two of Turkey’s most remarkable natural sites. The distance from Belek to these locations is manageable, making it possible to experience the white travertine terraces of Pamukkale and the stunning blue waters of Salda Lake in a single trip. The distance from Salda Lake to Pamukkale is 95 km, allowing for a seamless transition between these two breathtaking destinations. Whether you're drawn to the therapeutic thermal waters of Pamukkale or the tranquil beauty of Salda Lake, this tour promises a day filled with natural wonders.

Salda Lake Tour with Pamukkale from Belek why to visit

Salda Lake Nature Park is a serene destination, offering breathtaking views and a peaceful escape into nature. The pristine Salda Beach is a highlight, where the white sands meet the crystal-clear waters. Wondering, "Can you swim in Lake Salda?" The clean, refreshing waters make it a perfect spot for a swim, surrounded by stunning natural beauty.

Salda Lake Tour with Pamukkale from Belek and from near area

Lake Salda from Bogazkent

Lake Salda and Pamukkale from Bogazkent the white beaches of Lake Salda amaze the originality of the wild. Rare species of birds and butterflies live in the pines, and a rich underwater world is hidden in the emerald water of the lake. Pamukkala is one of Turkey's unusual attractions, Cotton Castle, with its trails filled with therapeutic thermal water. Distance from Bogazkent to Lake Salda is 203 km.

Salda lake day trip from Kadriye

Salda lake day trip from Kadriye the extraordinarily beautiful turquoise lake Salda and white beaches. Cleopatra Pool, thermal springs and interesting ancient ruins, the ancient city of hierapolis with an interesting history. You are waiting for mud baths with real therapeutic clay. And, of course, the main attraction of Turkey - the cascades of Pamukkale. Distance from Kadriye to Lake Salda is 185 km.

Salda lake tour from Serik

Salda lake tour from Serik - azure water, white sand and mineral springs will leave unforgettable emotions from the tour. "Turkish Maldives" is considered 8 wonders of the world, this is what you will see when you visit there, and besides it is also a natural spa. Beautiful photos against the background of picturesque nature are exactly guaranteed to you. You have never seen such a Turkey. Distance from Serik to Lake Salda is 191 km.

Salda Lake Tour with Pamukkale from Belek Frequently Asked Questions

Is it possible to swim in Pamukkale terraces?

Swimming in the actual terraces at Pamukkale isn’t allowed to preserve the delicate travertine formations. However, visitors can wade in certain designated areas with warm, shallow water flowing over the terraces, which provides a unique experience without harming the site. For a full swim, the nearby Antique Pool (also known as Cleopatra's Pool) offers a chance to swim among ancient ruins in mineral-rich thermal waters. The pool, believed to have been a gift from Mark Antony to Cleopatra, is an open-air spa with constant warm water, ideal for relaxation and said to have therapeutic benefits.

What are the best hotels in Pamukkale national park?

Salda Lake Tour with Pamukkale from Belek offers to stay in some of the best Turkish hotels on the shores of a picturesque lake, for example, Hotel Lago Di Salda, which has a huge private pool and a beautiful landscape view. Another great option for a stopover is the Aromatic hotel, which is surrounded by a real fragrant garden of rare flowers.

Why Salda Lake it called “Turkish Maldives” ?

Salda Lake Tour provides an opportunity to visit an incredible lake in the Burdur province near Mount Esler, which has the whitest sand and incredibly azure water color, for which this place was nicknamed the "Turkish Maldives".

Why is the sand in Salda lake white ?

The sand at Salda Lake in Turkey is white due to the presence of magnesite, a mineral rich in magnesium. The lake's waters are slightly alkaline, and the combination of magnesium and the unique chemical composition of the water forms hydromagnesite, which deposits around the shores. This mineral gives the sand its characteristic bright white color, similar to tropical beaches. Additionally, the pristine nature of the area, combined with the lack of pollutants, helps maintain this striking appearance. The lake’s unique geological and chemical properties have earned it the nickname "the Maldives of Turkey."