Pamukkale and Salda Lake Tour From Okurcalar

Pamukkale and Salda lake tour from Okurcalar is a nature and culture tour to beautiful Salda lake which is known as Turkey’s Maldives and Pamukkale which is on UNESCO’s list.Salda lake which has the cleanest lake in Turkey is also one of the deepest lakes (184 meters) in Turkey.Salda Lake is estimated to have formed about 2 million years ago. The water of the lake is less salty and has high alkaline properties.Because of Salda lake’s location among the mountains and away from the main way of Burdur, Denizli, and Antalya, its natural beauty has been able to protect until today.The nature park of Salda lake has a wonderful combination of a white-sanded beach, pine and juniper-covered forests, and clear sky blue.The white sands that make Salda lake so attractive resemble the Maldives. Because of that is known as the Maldives in Turkey. You will have the opportunity to walk on the sandy beach and swim in Salda Lake.

The second stop of our tour is the world-famous Pamukkale with calcium terraces and the ancient city of Hierapolis.Pamukkale is located approximately 320 km away from Okurcalar.Its thermal water is about 30 degrees and it is said to be good for some diseases. Swimming, walking, and taking great photos on the Pamukkale terraces are available.Don’t miss the Salda lake and Pamukkale tour from Okurcalar which we combine the two natural beauties in a day tour.

Salda lake is located between the villages of Kayadibi and Doganbaba in The Yeşilova district of Burdur city. The lake is a crater lake and is located in a 57 km2 area with a depth of 185 meters. What is the secret of the white sand that surrounds Lake Salda and makes this palace Turkish Maldives? Stromatolic rocks, which are also found on the surface of the planet Mars, contain a little bit of white color as well as substances such as soda and clay, which are good for the skin by producing magnesium. The lake is seasonally located between the stops of flamingo birds. Salda lake was declared a protected area in 1989 as the cleanest lake in the world.