Get away from the crowds and visit one of Turkey’s most spectacular spots. Salda Lake is definitely a feast for the eyes, and that is why it is famous as the “Turkish Maldives”. Our Day Trip to Salda Lake provides the perfect opportunity for those who wish to admire the beauty of nature, and for those who seek a relaxing and tranquil excursion. Feel free in an exquisite landscape, learn interesting details about the lake, and create memories that will last forever.
The Day Trip from Pamukkale to Salda Lake begins during the morning. For your own convenience, a transfer service is included in the price. Members of our team will pick you up from your place of accommodation with a fully air conditioned and modern vehicle. As we want you to enjoy this experience at its fullest, a professional tour guide will be there for you. The road trip to Salda Lake takes approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. Therefore, grab the chance to relax for a while or observe the views during the transfer.
Salda Lake is a pole of attraction for many visitors every year. It is famous for having the cleanest waters, which are rich in minerals. Therefore, many people swim into the lake in order to revitalize their skin. Salda Lake is particularly popular for another reason. The jaw-dropping landscape that surrounds the lake and the lake itself, are the reasons making this lake special. In fact, many people call this lake as the “Turkish Maldives”. The turquoise waters, along with the white sands and rocks create an exotic landscape. The tour guide will let you know some interesting facts about the lake when you arrive. Then, you are free to enjoy your time as you wish.
After spending some time at Salda Lake, a lunch break follows. The members of our team will drive you to a local, cosy restaurant. There, you can enjoy a variety of mouth-watering, local flavours, and relax for a while.
After lunch, the schedule includes another stop at Kaklic Cave, an area which is famous for having thermal springs. Even though it might sound similar to Pamukkale, Kaklic Cave is of unique natural beauty. The water of thermal springs flows into naturally shaped structures within the cave, and the setting is truly unique. As the guide explains the basic characteristics of the cave, feel free to snap some photos. This incredible exploration of natural wonders finishes during the afternoon, when you arrive back at your hotel.
The Day Trip to Salda Lake from Pamukkale is a great opportunity to explore some stunning locations and experience unique emotions. In an effort to enhance your experience, this tour includes pick-up and drop-off services from and to your place of accommodation in Pamukkale. All transfers are made with modern, comfortable and fully air conditioned vehicles. In addition, the price of the tour includes a lunch, a full insurance for the whole duration of the excursion, as well as guiding services from a professional tour guide. Please note that, drinks and any personal spending are not included.
This day trip is ideal for people of all ages, as it covers multiple interests. More specifically, it is ideal for people who like beautiful landscapes and nature exploration. It is also a great option for those who wish to relax by visiting a picture-perfect location. The tour is also family-friendly.
What makes Salda Lake a popular sight is the unparalleled beauty of nature. The lake itself features turquoise waters that are rich in minerals, and that are the cleanest in the country. In addition, there is white sand and rocks around the lake giving the impression of an exotic setting. Therefore, many people choose to visit Salda Lake as it is a true feast for the eyes, which has a flawless relaxing atmosphere.
There is no reason to worry about long road trips. Salda Lake is approximately 100km far from Pamukkale. Therefore, the duration of the road trip is almost 1 hour and 20 minutes. As you will be travelling with a comfortable and modern vehicle, you can make yourself comfortable on the seat to relax for a while, or look outside the window for some nice views over the area.
Swimming in Salda Lake is only allowed between June and mid-September. However, please keep in mind that swimming is allowed in only specific parts of the lake. This is because, despite its extreme natural beauty, Salda is still a lake and some parts are swamp. The professional tour guide can provide more information about swimming when you arrive there. If you are planning to swim, then you should not forget your swimsuit and your personal towel.
Jina Barati
I loved everything about this tour! It was definitely what we needed for a fun day as a family. Salda Lake is like a dream. I felt so relaxed just by watching the surroundings. A true perfection!!! We didn’t swim because we had the kids with us, but we surely had a great time exploring. Our tour guide was so polite and friendly. We learnt many things about the lake. We also went to a cave on our way back, which was also amazing. I recommend this tour, it is perfect. Kids had fun, we had fun also. Everything was perfect.
lukasz wojcieszak
Done this tour a couple of days ago and I’m still charmed! The landscape is exotic, the reviews I was reading were right. This lake looks like a tropical paradise. The water was so clean and the white sands make it look even cleaner. Wow! The cave was impressive, I took many pictures there! I also feel the need to thank our guide. He was a true professional, and he knew many things about the area. Lunch was tasty and the restaurant had a cool atmosphere. This excursion won’t disappoint! For sure a 5 star review.
Natalya Avdeeva
I’m really into nature and I do enjoy exploring new locations. I booked this tour online and the whole process was super easy. The agency made everything clear to me and I’m really happy with what they offered. Transfers were convenient, bus was comfortable. At the lake the guide explained some things to us and then we got some free time. It was like a dream. Salda is unbelievable, a true natural wonder. Walking around filled me with emotions, nature was so unique there. I would never imagine that this landscape is in Turkey, but yeah, it is! Don’t miss this tour!!